El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-05
CASTERS APPROACH WITH SPRING HAPPINESS IN
THE AIR LENDS DISTINCTIVE CHARM TO ALL OF
THE SOCIAL AFFAIRS; MANY ARE PROGRAMMED


D. of its very delightful afternoon teas
lat the officers club fin the camD
/ Numbers Of friends motor out for
] these parties on Sunday afternoon
( and they are particularly pleasant
now that the weather is so fair and
{ the greenins out Of doors invites one
I into the open
! The last exhibit Of Allen True's mic
] lures will be held at the Khaki club
] on sunday Art connoissieurs and
] those Fl Pasoans who appreciate the
beautiful have been much interested
I in this exhibit OF pictures painted by
I the young artist who spent most Of
l his early life here. Soon after sun
/ day the pictures will be packed for
shipment and thus this will be the
I last opportunity to view them
On Monday afternoon at o'clock,
{ In the chapter rooms Of the Woman's
club house. Rebecca Stoddert chan
Z ter, y. a. r., viii meet in regular
session. This organization IS making
plans for its annual luncheon. which
is TO be one Of the early post Easter
affairs. Mrs Irving Mcneil. regent
Of the chapter viii have charge Of
the details Of this luncheon and viii
be assisted by a number Of the mem
bers Of the organization.
On tuesday the postponed meet
ing Of the Mcdowell club viii be
held.
On Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock
and on Tuesday evening at Sis. a CO.
terie Of the city's most talented mu-
steal artists VIII present at the Wo-
mans club house an exquisite musical
production, The Feast of the Little
Lanterns" This production viii be
beautifully staged and the maids and
matrons singing viii be exceedingly
picturesque in the costumes Of the
Chinese. The music department Of
We nnrh He al "a, &C.
affair and Mrs. David V. Fennessy,
chairman OF the department, has
charge OF the general details. The
solo parts viii be sung by Miss Tetta
baron, Mrs VIII T. owen. Airs. J. W.
Christie, Miss Margaret Schuster. AIRS.
II. N. Long and AIRS. Charles Andrews
Inc chorus viii include Miss Julia
Pool, Miss Villas Simmons and Miss
Madeline Birney. Miss Frances Earle
viii be the accompanies for the en-
tire operetta, which is a very beau
uful composition.
The past week has been a most
successful one at the Red Cross shop,
which has been in charge OF the
Daughters Of the British Empire. In
Vulnerable teas. luuche0ns and par
ties have been given there. the quaint
shop being pretty setting for so
clal affairs Just now with the open
easements giving glimpses OF the
the breezes lifting the curtains and
wandering through the shop, fraE-
rance laden, hours there are espe-
cially pleasant
.On Thursday and Friday OF the IN
coming week, the women Of the con-
gregation Of the First Presbyterian
church viii have charge Of the shop.
At noon on Thursday they Will serve
a luncheon and on Friday evening
they viii serve a chicken pie dinner.
On Friday the State Flower, Liter
airy and Crochet club viii be enter
tanned at the home Of AIRS. W. G.
smith at her home on North Kansas
street.
On Friday afternoon the Parent
Teachers association of the Alta
Vista school will meet and an inter
estlng program has been planned for
the afternoon Mrs. LaWrene w. En-
nest, who has recently moved here
from California. where she was very
prominent in club and child welfare
work. will talk on parent-teachers'
work IN California There viii be a
talk given on the subject Our Best
Meetings OF the Year and Why the
Best" The election Of officers viii
also be held at this meeting.
This schedule Of interesting events
with other club meetings and parties
70 be given, fills the week with many
pleasant anticipations-
Two weeks only remain until the
beautiful Easter observance, which
viii be ushered in ar the close OF this
week with the religious observances
incidental TO holy week