El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03
SONG FETE ENDS
WEEK Of MUSIC

Music week in FL PasO was brought
10 an end with Wednesday after
Moons program in Liberty hall. where
a song service was given BY children
Of the fifth. sixth and seventh grades
OF the public schools and band con-
cert The concert was by the con
solidated army band from Fort BLISS.
rho band program was arranged
by Frank Cheek at the request o.
Mai. Gen r L HOWE, COMMANDING
officer Of the district. The program
OF the school children was IN cnsrge
Of Miss Neil Guyon. superinl ellellt
/ Of school music. Lieut. W \ van
over directed the band -, ,,---
The lower floor OF Liberty Aa- was
reserved for school children.
Program at High school
I PM George Daland conducted
] special musical program aurllls ~
I general assembly period W ednese -
! mCr7inr The program was as lol-
I lows. soncs. Junior High school girls
CIee club: piano SOLO anna ,, 1J9 80 -
. f---ars- violin solo, Dorothy WaldroH :
sonrs Bows Glee club; song, silva
/ Rivers: piano solo, Miss Marina t-i-e
I Lenders. songs, Girls Glee clu1-
ne fi-st appearance OF the
Woman's Choral society, receh-.s ~
] gauized hv c. !. Andrews az -
chamber Of commerce TUESDAY g Gu
ling in a recital was pronounceu
The first number Of the program
was 1.-THE Spring song lPinsu.l.l-ll ,;
This was followed by BeaullAu-
Morn edwin German)- Both Or
these numbers were enthusiastically
received. Miss Virginia Bean pre-
sentation Of The Hymn Of love
! C3lacAullan) and her encore a Hun
garian Dance" (kissmever), also le-
lighted the audience. Miss Bean was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. =
D l. L Nl-rr : g.
tone number that was well received.
GIVE a Man a Horse He Can Ride,
was the number His encore, Molly
by Victor Herbert, was also a success
ful and pleasing effort
Perhaps the feature NUMBER was
The Snow" EDGAR, sung by the
chorus This number had laecompni-
ments by Miss Mary Heermans on me
piano, Mrs Ralph Henderson ana -
v. Fennessy on the violin Joseph
Evans played a suite OF three move
ments by D'Albert on the piano with
excellent expression HIS encore was
lIendelssohn's Spinning Song and
was delightfully."- received, as u
showed his mastery Of technique
.Orpheus and His Lute.'
"Orpheus and His Lutte" Edwin
German). by the chorus, and the Bar
carolIe from the Tales of Hofmaun
(Offenbach) were concluding num-
The members Of the woman's
chorus now are. Mrs J. Winston ReL-
tus. Mrs. J. ". MahOneys Mrs J. w
Christie. Mrs. Ella Peck Miss Julla
Pool Mrs sam Watkins. alrs. Il "
Austin. Mrs. J. Rowland Gnchrl1-
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Charles Andret s,
Mrs. Abbot, Mrs. W r Brown, MS
Y D. Howe Mrs W T. owens ~
Blackwell. Mrs. John Foster, Mrs
Paul Heermans- Mrs W c Haden,
aIrs. II. C. Gre T, Miss Barbara Nor-
cester, Mrs H A. Schumacher Mrs-
George Biefer, Mrs. H h stark, MIS-
r. p AIosson. Mrs Robert Holiday :
Ms. Ralph Henderson, Mrs, Chas- I
Pelham. Miss Gertrude smith, Mrs I
p J. Wilson. Mrs Dean Gauldin, Mrs I
I. G. Wftherspoon, Mrs K c Copen- I
haver. AIRS. ". E Schultz, Mrs. c G I
Wilmington. Mrs. J. ". Callahan and ]
Mrs. w. D. Small
Red Cross Program.
One hundred and seventy-fiTe men 3
were present at the Red Cross House {
Il Fort Bliss on Tuesday afternoon
10 enjoy the musical program, given {
ior their entertainment by group OF I
high school girls. who are members
y the High school Glee club. The 4
girls sang several popular songs and I
.Irs. o. A. Critchett. who is chair
nan OF the programs OF music week ,
Tor the shutins. sang Annie Laurie (
Mss Zoe Ratliff played two piano I
iolos which were also very much en- !
Dyed The high school girls who sang
II the convalescent house included I
Misses Zoe Ratliff Ada Mae Wflzev :