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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-13
NEGRO WOMAN LEAVES
FORTUNE TO DAUGHTER

NEW YORK, June lj.-The title Of
riches, negro woman IN the United
States" which was held for many
years by Nine. G J Walker. manu-
iacturer Of a hair ointment widely
popular with her rare, viii pa" ~ her
only daughter Mrs Leila Walker
Robinson under III, terms Of her will
which II was learned here, Ia, been
fled IN Indianapolis.
With the exception Of ,wo truss
funds Of $4,000 each for the benefit
Of charities, distant relative, and
friends, Nine. Walker left her entire
estate TO her laughter Tht estate IS
estimated a. SlU0UO. Among the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-13

France I, opposing the hssitra oi ihP
former German steamers N b'siIl.
Newspapers which seldom, comment
,di,ofially have long, bitter articles on
the subject,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-13
Bta1ll pnper, Attaek Ytante

RIO DE lANEIRO, June lj-All
ncn nsplpeB here made editorial al.
iack' today upon France because oi
tie receipt Of reports indicating that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-13

charitable bequt,U wa, one for the
establishment, Of an industrial mission
.hO1l IN Africa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-13

Nine hundred lighthouses and light
ship, are scattered around the coasts
oi the British lsles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

da yafrernoon for Fort Worth, where
he is now making his home Mr.
Bryan has recently returned from
France. where he served in the T. n
c A. war work. Before going 10
France. he had made his home in Fl
Paso-
Mrs. n. n. Num-. who has been the
house guest Of her sister, Mrs Maude
Deane. left during the past week Lor
California where she viii spenu the
summer. Mrs Num- VIII again Elsll
her sister en- route home Mr- ana MS.
Peyton H Deane also LETT last WeeA-
after q visit 10 their mother MIS-
lIaude Deane, and sister. Miss karnla
Deane-
NJ F. Brown. chief machinists' mate,
OF the naval air forces Of Pensacola,
Fla. is in the city visiting his broth
ers and sisters. Mr.. and Mrs sydney
J. Hockett. ir. az 31o6 Alamogoroo
street. and Mr.. and Mrs James Nun
sey. 2s1z san Diego street M. Brown
saw service overseas Tor 20 monta
and was very much impressed Win
France. especially. The country was
beautiful
Mrs. j. Williams. Of Sonora. Tex
is in Fl Paso TO attend the district
suffrage campaign conference. Whlcn
is being held az the Z VI. 9 A clup
rooms this afternoon While IN the
city she IS being entertained BY Miss
Jessie E s Mcdonald other dele
eates to the conference are Mrs E
n Nefdermer and Mrs C. Bean. OF
Van Horn. Tex. Miss A Louise Diet
rich is their hostess during their
STAY in El Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
Alta Vista Children Listen Eagerly
to Lieut.. WeLSch'S Tales of Battle

THE Alta Vista auditorium held a
L delightful appreciative audience
OF boys and girls last Friday when
Lieut.. Harry Welsch, an FL Paso boy
back from the battlefields Of France,
told them tales OF trench life He was
greeted with applause as he began
10 unpack a large box OF souvenirs.
American and German trench knives,
American and German service pistols,
American and German gas masks. etc
explained and COMPARED
When Lieut. Welsch had finished
his talk. he gave the children a chance
10 ask him any question they wished.
His personal experiences, modestly re-
served during his account. were now
demanded. When the gong for noon
sounded eager boys and girls asked
for an extension Of time, a rather IN
usual request At last, when the
doors were opened and they were 10
pass out. they climbed upon the stage
and begged Lieut. -Welsch 10 come
again
A message has been received by Mrs
Eunice Payne. principal OF Alta Vista
from Mrs. L T. Kibbler. chairman OF
the committee. TO judge the merits OF
children's compositions on Our
Health Crusade" 10 the effect that the
composition sent in by Ramey Hud-
son, a high seventh grade Alta vista
boy. was so very good that Il would be
included IN the number to be sent q
the State Public Health association al
Austin. Texas.
Better Penmanship Week" Il
the FL Psso High school was OBJ
served last week by the school under
/ the direction Of Mrs. Grace Greene
D neumanshiu teacher On Monday. thl
/ students listened TO well directed re
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
Church Afairs.

Saturday afternoon the junior de-
partment Of the Trinity Methodist
Sunday school enjoyed a hike 20 the
palisades. The affair was the closing
OF a contest in the department and
the losing side. the~reds." entertained
the blues" The superintendent. Mrs
7. J. Ayers. and the secretaries. Rufus
Harvey and Lucille Ayers assisted BY
the following teachers. had charge OF
the picnic: Mrs I. W Bates. Mrs. John
SweEler. Mrs E F. Click, Miss Odessa
Faulkner and Miss sara Richardson
Others who assisted we're Mrs s. G.
Douglas. Mrs F. NJ Towner and l. y
iCorrington. The children were taken
part of the way by the following who
I furnished automobiles: Rev P X
knickerbocker Mrs Dave Roberts, w
T. owen. Morton oliver. John Richard
son, Rufus Harvey and Mrs. Ayers.
The Boys and girls present we're sam
Hood, Herbert Lane. Robert Oliver.
{ George lIcWhOrter. Bob Emmett. Ben
Roberts, Wayland Thomas, Frank
Saner. James Beard, PRESLEY Beard,
: Harry Davis, Lee Johnston. John Hall.
/ Grove. Dan Duke. Billie owen, Edwin
I Douglas. Garfield Drake, Harry Ross,
James lIoffitt, Lynn Guerry. Freder-
| lex Nattox. Calvin Gibson. Stuart
] Mobley. William Jordan, Robert Rich
/ ardson, John ROebuck, James English,
I Charles Hendricks. Dorothy Danielson,
{ Frances Ayers. Margaret King. Amy
] Cordery. Katherine Carroll. Marietta
: Bean Coline Hull. Alice Tew, Louise
: Newman. Mary Frances Crawford.
] Ruth Davis, Reba Flomerfelt. Gather
inc BRENT, Ida Barnhart, Miller Nor
Kiss Treble HOlbert. Frances Towner.
+ Ina Griggs. Virginia Coen- Ellen
) BRENT, Frances Oliver and others. Mrs.
d Ben Randals and little daughter. Het-
tie Lois, Of PecOs. Texas, were guests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

very interesting meeting OF the
a College Woman's club was held on
Saturday afternoon at the 7. W c. A
club rooms. There was a short bust
ness session at which the committee
for nomination Of officers was ap-
pointed. This committee includes
Mrs. Harry Ponsford. chairman and
her assistants Miss Lillian Huggett'
Mrs. W. C. Beatty. Mrs. John Tappan
and Mrs. o. F. Metz.
The program was one Of the best
given by the club this year and
opened with an ensemble Tor strings,
Schubert's Serenade.' played Dy MISSES
Nfnna Edwards Dorothy Price. Wv
an brown. Madeline Proper and Con-
ME Mae Tobias. accompanied Dy 9ilss
Virginia Bean on the cello win MIS-
Y. J.. Bean at the piano
They responded 10 an encore anu
plaved -To A Wild Rose with ar
tistic feeling -..-o,
srNfv- Antonio" written by villa
Gather in most pleasing and interest
inc manner. This was followed py
+aIl- IN Miss Erma L. Schneider on
.Anerfcanizing Deficient Cnllqf En-
Through Education" Miss sean ell :,
T teacher IN LnE NuNAAl 1AAAAA-' "a i
citv. had her training in the sprciai
school for deficient children located
I in Cincinnati. Ohio. and presented heI
Z subject exceliently- Mrs Charies "
Nlontcomery. a talented soloist, sans
two selections She was accompanied
By Mrs W A. Young
r J. Tighe. superintendent o.
schools. then talked 10 the club aooul
: ne characterization Of the foreigner
! within the city and explained tnt
/ Snfth-Towner bill, which. II passed
viii so greatly aid in the educaton OF
/ the fliiterate and the Americanlzatlo I
Of the forei gners- Mr. Tighe's talA
was very convincing and at It's con
clusion Mrs. a P. AverIu made mo
ton that a committee be appointed J1
{ draft resolutions endorsing this DlL
I Tor the purpose Of circulating II tol
Z The signature Of the club memp er;
{ and tine mem bers Of the other women
{ organizations in the city
The president Of the College " ON
ans club Mrs A. J. Morriss, appointed
I Mrs. George LeBaron as chairman o.
z this committee and Miss Lillian mug
gett Mrs. c. a Hirsch. Miss Erma l.
/ Schneider and Mrs. Joseph Nealon tc
serve with her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

Lodges and Clubs.

The Court OF Honor VIII meet to-
nfght in EagIes' hail on South e Paso
street and after the meeting social
win be held. The feature OF the even
ing win be an experience meeting
each guest TO tell IN a few words some
interesting happening OF his or her
life. Mrs. Mary E. Bowman viii also
form the drill team after the meeting
and viii soon have her team in shape
for. competitive drills with other or
ders OF the city All visiting members
may attend.
Mrs. John Bowman. captain Or the
driu team. and delegate from Willow
Grove No. 81. Woodman circle, and
Mrs. +. d. Scotch, also OF willow
Grove. who have been attending the
state convention Of the Woodmen o.
the World at Dallas. Texas Tor the
past week. have returned 20 their
homes Mrs. Scotch was ele ted su-
preme delegate for the supreme con
vention. which is 20 be held in July
As the delegates were being seated
the delegates from the three Fl Paso
groves presented Mrs. Scotch with q
handsome bouquet Of flowers IN ap-
probation Of her work as state bank
CT for the past two years Mrs barr
Ferris. nee Miss Edna Scotch. Tor
merIv OF FL Paso. now residing al
Deming. also attended the convention
Mrs. Ferris has organized a grove OF
Woodman circle at DeminE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
Tuesday, Calendar
OF Social EUenls

UNITING department Of the Red
N Cross open in the Red Cross shop
in san Jacinto plaza. Mrs. Horace
.Broaddus. chairman Of woman's work
of the FL Paso chapter; Mrs. .. S.
stewart. chairman Of the knitting de-
partment: Mrs. c. E. Kelly. vice chair
man. and Mrs. B. L. Farrar, chairman
for Tuesday. Knitting instructors.
Mrs. z. n. Bell. Mrs Hayes watson.
Miss Agnes Stewart and Mrs Z.
Brown
Meeting at o'clock Tuesday after
noon Of the Missionary society of
Trinity Methodist church in the church
parlors. Mrs. Lee Moor will lead the
study class
Postponed meeting Of the Meadow
len club will be held on Tuesday eve
ming at s o'clock in the Woman's club
house.
Meeting OF the altar guild OF Saint
Clements church at 4 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at the parish house
Meeting Of the auxiliary o. the First
Baptist church at $3.50 o'clock in the
church parlors for their monthly mus
sionary study.
Tea and luncheon room OF the Re-
Cross shop in charge OF Circle -,
Of Central Baptist church Old fash
Toned southern dinner to be served a
u o'clock and s o'clock Mrs. J. L
Hills chairman for the day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
Mcdowell Club Features Schubert
At It's Concert Saturday Evening
- BY MARGARET RUTH sCHUsTETs.

and show a spontaneity OF creative
ness
It is noticed in his vocal pieces
that about a dozen are written 70
words BY Schiller This was one OF
Schubert's ways OF doing things.
When he turned over the leaves OF
a volume Of poetry. verses he liked
he would Immediately translate into
melody. singing them in his mind
Often he could even mentally orallle
them with the full lovely accompani-
ment. noble rhythm. and rich
harmonies. To Schubert each poem
was a thrill Of musical creation A
story is told that Schubert after 2
long stroll went into a tavern and
found a friend sitting reading
Shakspere. When he laid the book
down Schubert picked IL up and
came upon the song in Cymbeline
''Hark. Hark the Lark" The eNqui-
site melody with its accompaniment
as we have it today. he hastily
scrawled across the back Of a bill
Of fare. In the course OF the same
evening. nc set 10 music the drink
ing song in .'Anthony and Cleopatra,
John Fislze says Of his immortal
Sylvia in the Two Gentlemen OF
Verona: In its matches perfee-
tion the Sylvia song would Of ttseil
suffice for a composers reputa'
ton"
Schubert turned out music by the
realm and hundreds were enchantef
by his melodies He was engaged bl
count Esterhazy TO teach music q
his children During those easy ant
pleasant years. Schubert composed
/ many Of his most delightful works
II was whispered that he fell in low
with Caroline Esterhazy, yet ther'
was no evidence OF such feeling OF
the part OF the artist II there was
IL would be the nearest he ever cam'
TO a love affair. Not that Schuber
was incapable Of deep feeling. bu
! in a man so shy and reserved tht
inner feelings were never exposed
But il is argued that a man who HAD
never been in love could not have
I written the ~Serenade-" No wher'
has human heart ever found mor'
consummate and faultless expires
sion. This song could no more conn
from a soul insensible 10 the passion
I Of love than figs can grow OF
! thistles,~ comments one Of Schu
bert's biographers.
We are all familiar with Schu
/ berts alteration for Beethoven. Al
! though they lived in the same tow
, for 30 years they did not meet INIT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
Out Of Toun Visitors.

Rev. T L. La11ance. OF Las Cruces, IS
aeuest at the Laughlin-
F.. J. Taylor. Of Houston. Tex. is in
the city. a guest at Hotel Laughlin-
=. n GRAY, prominent cattleman
from Maria. Tex, is registered at the
Sheldon hotel
". A. Stanley. a real estate man
from san Francisco. is registered at
the sheldon hotel
C. F. Monroe. Of the New Mexico
State college. was registered at the
del Norte hotel sunday
Mr.. and Mrs VIM GuadlinE- OF
Douglas. AriZ-. were registered at the
Mccoy over the week end.
A F. Simpson and wife. Of Silver
CITY. n n. were registered at the
Mccoy Sunday. They made the trip in
automobile.
Is. r. Lanneau. cashier OF the Bank
at Duncan. AriZ-. was registered at the
Sheldon during his business visit in
Fl Paso. He left last night for Dun
can
Mrs. ". p. Watts. who has been
the guest OF Mrs J. 3. Watson and
Mrs. James Edwards for the past two
months. left last night for her home IN
Midland. Tex
Mrs. cecilia Hall Augur viii arrive
early in MAY to Join her daughter
Miss Ruth Monro Augur. Miss AuSuI
has taken an apartment and she and
her mother will be at home in the
PirxrelL
Floyd Zumwait and family. Of
Shreveport Ia and Mrs J. w
Gentry and baby. Julia. Of Alpine
Tex, are visiting their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. r. y. Zumwalt at 31l5
Clifton street.
1Irs. sam Crowther and grandson
J. z. Crowther. IT.. OF san Angelo. Tex
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs J. v. Brown
at their home on West Rio Grands
81 NTu= E-nrr-Hha~ IS = afaHnr 81
Mrs. Brown.
Mrs Isidore X Kahn Of Dallas. Tex
is in FL Paso for a few days Will,
her brother. L. N. Goldsmith. also Of
Dallas. Is i'll at Providence hospita
with pneumonia While here. Mrs
Kahn Is a guest at Hotel Paso de
Norte.
W r. Bryan. after a visit OF sew.
eral days in the city with his daugh.
TER Mrs. Thornton Hardie- left sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
Mrs. Mary Section Gives Luncheon
in Honor of Visitor From Portland

Cross shop on Friday evening. when
the Aid society Of the First Presby-
terrain church served a chicken pie
dinner there A very delightful must
cal program was given during the
evening hours Mrs A J. Morris had
charge OF the details Of the evening.
one party dining together. 20 which
Mrs James Parker was hostess, In
cluded Mrs Parker, Mrs. Sidney Par
ker, Miss Cornelia Fiske. OF Boston.
who is the house guest OF Mrs. Sidney
Parker and the hostess. Another par
ty included Mrs. Florence Hines, as
hostess 10 Mrs and Mrs. Donald Rath-
bun and Miss Virginia Bean
The weekend dance at the Country
club on Saturday evening was an
especially enjoyable social event Of
the week Numbers OF the society folk
were there both from the city and
the post Quite a number OF dinners
were given preceding the dance. Capt
and Mrs. Herbert Herbine motOred out
with Miss Valerie LoriE and Jerome
together.
Mrs. W. A. Colt. IT.. entertained a
party OF six at luncheon at the club
on Saturday.
Officers Of the Fl Paso Zone supply
Office Saturday night gave q dinner
in honor Of Capt. George c. Randall,
assistant zone supply officer, VINO VIII
receive his discharge soon from the
army. He VIII then go to Denver.
Colo his former home. Capt Randall
/ has been stationed at FL PasO since
/ the beginning OF the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

ONE Of the prettiest parties OF the
Opast weekend was the one given
by Mrs. Mary J. section at her apart
ments IN the Rosen in compliment 10
Mrs. Fred Facer. Of Portland. ore
v-bo has returned 10 her home after
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
C. 4. Campbell Mrs. sections hos
pitzIitv Tor Mrs. Faoer was one OF a
number Of lovely affairs given Tor
her during her visit here
The reception rooms OF MIS- Seelon S
auartueuts were most attractive win
fnefr pretty appointments and their
decorations OF California poppies- A
Two course buffet menu was served.
The guest list included MIS- FREQ
Facer- AIRS. C. H Campbell, Miss May
Campbell. Mrs Charles kiefer, Mrs
ii. irwin. Mrs Adolph Hoffman
Mss Addie Kerr, Mrs Richard Cur
lis. Mrs Martha Wells. Mrs j. r
Kfiburn. Mrs. Charles Hilsa beck Mrs
Robert Bishop. AIRS. Latra Webber
Airs. c o.. Coffin. Mrs F. W. Earle
Miss Aletha Coffin and Masters FREQ
Facer, il. and Tom weber.
The silver tea which IS TO be given
by the Equal franchise league on
THURSDAY afternoon from unul
$50 O'CLOCK at AAN t N1AAN-ANA va ~'--
c. A Sorrells. 300s Montana streel,
promises much OF interest 20 an
5-ouen who are interested II
7roman's suffrage and the suffrage
amendment bill fund for which pur-
nose the tea is given There are 70
Re a group Of musical numbers ana
-eadfnus given which VIII De inter-
estinE. and the story OF the Ballot
10 be given by a well known clul
woman OF the city will be Of especial
interest
The program. which IS 70 be gitve1
under the direction Of Mrs hoper'
Townsend. follows: ,,,.---
Piano number. Mrs. F. G. Billings
Song, Miss Betty Nay MOTIFS &c
companied by Miss La Won Sorreils
at the piano
Vocal solo, Miss Dura Gilbert
TrIcuIeIe selections. Miss Natalia
Miss Elvira and Miss Elma Galenline
saIThe story OF the Ballot" by a wei
known club woman OF the city
vocal solo. Mrs Charles Mont
so R4assa15iinr Mrs. C. o. Rucker.
EoDrs nv Miss Emma Holcomb-
The hostesses for the tea WI os
Ms q. a. Critchett. Mrs G A Sor-
-e1IE Mrs. II. c. Billings. MS Z p
vale Mrs. Horace A. Lay ana MS
Robert Townsend - .,,.re
Dofnr the honors at the tea TAP ls
--i71 he Mrs. c. 7 Oxley and MS "
Z, TamnbeIl. All women OF the clls
vho are interested in the suILrs-ss
s-endment. whether OF not they ~
members Of the Equal
1esgue- vii attend this tea
over 200 guests dined at the Re'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
Officers Are Nominated for College
Woman's Club; Program Rendered

Miss Rose Kraker. who has taught
foreigners in Rochester, y. T., also
addressed the club Mrs. s J. Fennell
spoke for a few minutes On the new
suffrage amendment
The altar guild Of saint Clements
Episcopal church viii meet on Tues
day afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
parish house. The annual election Of
Officers will be held at this time
The Missionary society OF Trinity
Methodist church will meet in the
church parlors at 3 o'clock p m Tues
day afternoon The study class viii
be led by Mrs. Lee Moor.
The Parent-Teachers association OF
Alta Vista school met on Friday after
noon In regular session. Mrs. George
Drummer presiding. Following pro-
gram was given:
Opening song. boy chorus Alta Vista
school
Short talk on Kindergarten work by
Mrs. J. G. McGrady.
mia association. by Mrs L L. Ernest
Of Los Angeles
A short talk by Mrs. Eunice Payne.
The following officers were elected
for the next term:
President. J. E. Benton
First vice president, Mrs G. T.
second vice president Mrs. Euniee
/ Payne.
| Corresponding secretary Mrs. " c.
I Beatty.
Treasurer. MIS-. ". C. Green
] After the meeting a social hour and
light refreshments were enjoyed by
I the guests
] The various auxiliaries OF Central
/ Baptist church viii have charge OF
/ the tea and luncheon rooms OF the
/ Red Cross shop this week On Tues
| day Circle &C" OF the church. VIII d.
I rect this activity, and viii serve ar
/ old fashioned southern dinner at l.
| o'clock and again at S o'clock MIS-
| ]. Il. Hollis viii be chairman for th'
] day and her assistants number MIS-
I Y. NJ. Milan. Mrs. " L strong. Mrs
! Frank Scott. Mrs. W l. Lane, Mrs
W. II. Courtney. Mrs H ' Hart ans
! Miss Lois McChesney.
{
The auxiliary OF the First Baptis
] church will meet on Tuesday after
I noon at 2-30 o'clock in the churcl
/ parIors for their regular monthly mis-
] sfonarv study. Mrs. 7. T. Sanders VII
be the leader for the afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

marks on Better Penmanship." by
Norman Walker and Prof. A r..
Hughey. More than 800 students.
winners OF penmanship certificates,
wore badges this week.
An exhibit OF penmanship from the
city schools and High school. includ-
ing English papers. mathematics. his
tory and bookkeeping specimens
proved to the students the value OF
penmanship. II has been the aim OF
the school 10 raise the standard Of all
written work and 10 show that any
one, by perseverance, and practice can
learn TO write a plain business hand
IN the auditorium Of the high school
Monday morning at 9-45. formal dis
trict spelling contest was held under
the direction Of Miss Helen Oldham.
for the purpose Of selecting the best
speller TO represent the county schools
at the spelling contest TO be held at
Austin, Texas, some time in Nay.
Judges for the contest were Miss LII
lian Huggett. Miss Katherine Flynn
and Mrs. Jeanne NJ Frank.
First place in the contest was given
{ Lucille Alvarado. from the Hsleta
school. who viii be the delegate "a
! represent the county at the Austin
] spelling contest
Mildred Burbicl. from the Grand
I View school. was second place
! class A held a business meeting
/ in room 20s Monday morning.
Mrs. James Magoffin, OF 1920 Ma.
{ Coffin avenue, treated the baseball
team Of san Jacinto school THURSDAY
afternoon with big chocolate ice cream
Il baseballs. The san Jacinto boys use
I the occasion to celebrate their victor.
lover all Fl Paso grammar school bal
teams, which makes them the prOul
( possessors OF the silver shield. whicl
. Signifies their championship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14


ONE Of the most delightful pro-
Ograms ever given by the Meadow
ell club was given on Saturday eve
ming at the Woman's club under the
artistic direction Of Mrs. Frances
We'll The program consisted entirely
Of schubert's beautiful compositions,
rendered by a group Of FL Paso's most
talented musical artists
Miss Margaret Schuster read a most
interesting review OF Schubert and
his music.
The first musical number I'm
promptu. Opus 1f2. No Q. was given
in most artistic manner by Miss Nellie
May Bowen Mrs. Helen Cooper VII
Water in her usual fine voice She
was accompanied at the piano by Miss
Bowen with Miss Florence Crisse1
playing the violin obligato which was
written by Prof George Daland-
Moment Musical played in charm
very artistic
Schuberts masterpiece. The Tn.
finished Symphony" played en- duet
was splendidly rendered by Mrs Wal.
ter Ponsford and Miss Julia Pool
Miss Eva Crosby's Interpretation o.
HaEk- marx LARK MaA1 very 4HAA p IL
full Miss Dura Gilbert's beautifu
coutralto voice suited perfectly thu
song she sang.
Thomas c. Christian, always IA
vorite with FL Paso audiences, SANG
a lovely number. The Wanderer."
Schubert's serenade. said 10 be thu
most beautiful expression Of human
love IN musical composition. was de
lightfuIly rendered by Miss Virginia
Beans orchestra. including Miss Min
na Edwards. Miss Dorothy Price. Mis-
Margaret Ormsbee. Miss NiviaI
Brown. Miss Connie Mae Tobias. Miss
Helen Weckerle. Miss Madeline Pro
per. Miss Virginia Bean with Mrs. V
L Bean at the piano
A very charming number wal
Ballet Music from Rosamund PLAYED
by Miss Florence Crissey and Mrs
Walter Ponsford-
The most peculiar and interesting
fact about Schubert is that apar
from his music, his life was little
or nothing. Music was to him all II
all He manifested talent from al
early age. At Is he wrote a com
position for four hands and at 1.
his first song was recorded From
the outset, he was never common
7 place His works are rich in beaut,