El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

ID EBECCA STODDERT chapter Of
n the D. A r met on Monday
afternoon in the chapter rooms
at the WOman's clubhouse, which viii
continue TO be the home Of the chap
ter for the next five years, a lease
having recently been drawn up to
( this effect Mrs J. p Mcleod was In
charge OF the program given on Non
business session hrs. D. H HUI
faker. chairman OF the Americaniza-
ton work OF the 7. ". C. A., gave a
comprehensive outline Of the various
lines Of work conducted by the IN
ternational Institutes and Mrs. J. c..
Hayes followed with 2 paper on girls
clubs within the organization Hrs.
Hayes has assisted materially in help
and her own enthusiasm was impaired
10 her audience. Miss Elizabeth kel-
~ then gave an Interesting descriD-
ton OF the classes in English at the
institute OF which she and her moth
ers MIS- = l. Kelly, have had charge
for several months. Mrs. L L Rob
tnson and Mrs. S. Il Sutherland also
gave items OF interest concerning the
institute 50 impressed were the
members Of the D. A r with the i'm
portance Of the International Insti-
tute as factor in Americanization
Work that number Of voluntary sub
Scorpions were given for the instf-
Iute fund at the close OF the meeting
ally trained teachers for the instruc-
ton OF the classes in English Two
musical numbers, Spring Awakening
by Wilfred SandersOn and Long
Ago By sidney Homer we're beauti-
1uliy sung BY AIRS. J. ". LOrentzen-
One OF the most delightful OF the
entertainments given in cooperation
with music week took place on Non
day afternoon at the Community
Service club and was given under
the auspices OF the League of Won
en- Voters. with Mrs Joseph Hurxthal
IN charge OF the program The other
arrangements for the afternoon were
in charge Of Mrs. p Il Darlington
and the social committee OF the
Prior to the rendition OF the pro
gram, an informal reception was held
and, after the program, tea was
served with Mrs. Horace A. Lay and
Dr. Alice Merchant doing the honors
at the tea table, which was charming
In arrangement, covered with a cluuv
lace scarf and centered with a vase
Of carnations in rose tnts. Those Z
serving on the social committee for
the afternoon included. Misses Grace B
and Evelyn Logan. Mrs. J. H Hirt {
Mrs. H A Taylor. Mrs. Edith c. Lane, I
Mrs L S. Frankenburger and Mrs. {
E L Lewis, The reception committee (
included Mrs o. A CrItchett, presi- !
dent Of the league; Miss Grace Logan. /
Miss Evelyn Logan, Mrs L L Muudy. Z
Mrs Frankenburger and Mrs. p H !
Darlington. They were assisted in
receiving by members Of the league
and by Miss Virginia 0Cogsweu. Airs. Z
W H. Crofton and Miss Olive Mason, Z
hostesses Of the Community Service /
club.
A very delightful feature Of the
afternoon was the singing Of familiar
songs in concert, including MY Old
Kentucky Home, Battle Hymn OF .
the Republic" and 'The Star SpanElcd /
Banner" AIRS. Helen Cooper WI Z
liams led the singing with Mrs F. o. Z
Barrett at the piano.
The floeWrs for the decorations for I
the entertainment were sent as gift
bouquets from Miss Jennie Potter.
A large number OF guests were 4
present 20 enjoy the program. the ]
numbers Of which were announced by I
Mrs HurxthaL The program in
Guided.
vocal solo. "Ah Noon of NY De-
light from "In a Persian Garden. +" {
1ind" lNeidlinger) as an encore, with {
J. C. knickmeyer as accompanies; ,
piano solos Second Nocturne' (Lcs- ,
chetizllyl and AT the Fountain" T
meyer vocal solos. La Partida.. ;
(Alvarez) and '-Slumber Song ,
(Smith), by Mrs Helen Cooper VIII 3
liarns, accompanied, Mrs T. o. Barrett .
y Al--A 1yA41r n ROMANCE ANhAelLlaA-
SKID and A Swing Song lEthel I
by Miss Dorothy Waldron. {
with her mother accompanist, Mrs. Z
Dora WaldrOn; vocal solos. Some
y here a Voice Is Calling arthur F.
Iatel. Il Might BE Yours Once in a
vs. lille" Victor Herbert), by Miss
Frances Bogardus, accompanying
herself; vocal solo. Venetian Love
song, by a little visitor from Mexico, /
Miss Emily Frances Hardfe accom- &
panied by her mother at the piano.
vocal solo THE Spring Has Come"
tAaud Valerie White), by AIRS. Wal
ter Il Scott. with Mrs J. A Sanders
as aceompanisti fancy dance by Miss