El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
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Winter


A n EARLY forecast Of social and
y club affairs for the autumn and
winter presages the most bril-
liant and interesting season for sew
eral years.
It would seem from the present
prospect that society in large measure
ls 10 return TO the more elaborate OF
home affairs abandoned to a large
extent during the past few years Of
war and constitution
The sumner, unlike those OF sew
eral years past. saw no dearth of So
ciaI affairs and the winter social
schedule is replete with them Par
1culariy interesting is the work Of
the clubs planned for the year The
~ oman's club viii open she season
with a card party on Saturday after
noon September IS. at the Woman's
clubhouse, which is 20 be largely at
tended.
OF special interest to the music low
ing folk Of the city and those in
terested in fostering love Of good
music is the announcement OF the
Pop concerts to be sponsored dur
ing the season by the Woman's club.
lnese concerts. at an unbelievably
low price VIII be inaugurated on Oc-
tober With the appearance Of Marie
Tiffany, lyric soprano, to be followed
later BY Eddy Brown. violinist; Marie
happold- dramatic soprano. and Ar
thur Middleton. bass baritone
Beside being a musician OF world
wide reputation Miss Tiffany Is
woman of striking personality and
appearance and IL is Interesting to
know what a busy body she Is. too.
which Is by the way quite the correct
thing these days
Not like some complaining folks.
who claim that their profession or
business keeps them entirely tied up.
so that they have no time for friends,
this native daughter from the state
that hoped 70 see Hiram Johnson
president on the fourth Of next March.
finds plenty Of time TO do other
things than study
It's true that Miss Tiffany has
many new roles 20 learn every sea
son she is a. newcomer to the Metro
politzn- and she has much TO do In
the concert world she has 20 learn
many new songs, for the concert 60
ing public IS continually In want OF
something new ana novel Then
there are new COMPOSERS a singer has
20 meet All rhis takes tine. but
Marie Tiffany knows the value Of
time, and how 20 divide Il in a nan /
Eer than best suits the occasion
OF course she likes outdoor sports I
She halls from California. and her
a native New Yorker She finds time D
Ter good sports, but there are times /
when she likes tc have home parties, I
and prepare the dinner. or lunch. or ]
whatever one cares TO call III, herself. ]
She enjoys the reputation Of being a 4
good cook. and to date no physician /
fother than q Euest) has ever been /
called IN 20 administer a dose Of
dyspeptic powders She also likes 20 /
design her own gowns, and when the 4
dressmaker IS present. she takes up I
the needle. which she handles with an 4
ease many a modiste would watch 4
with admiration And yet. she claims /
10 have no spare time. and that IS the /
reason she Is always ready 70 do I
somethlnE else yVorth yaile-
For the Immediate days Of the I
weekend and o. the incoming week .
there is much OF interest noted. The i
most important OF the weekend az ]
fairs IS the dance 70 be given this .
evening - the roof garden or Hotel /
Paso del Norte by the Caiumus club I
members 10 honor their zirl friends .
who are leaving soon f5r school else
where The details Ior. the dance are I
elaborate and interesting
The usual dance Of Saturday even
ing viii be given at Mission hail, I
" est Tsleta- and the men Of the mill
tary service viii enjoy a dance at the {
district service club at Fort Bliss this
evening
Mrs. Julia A. Sharp IS receiving this
afternoon 10 compliment Mrs Blanche
Folsom Wheeler. supreme worthy
high priestess O. the White Shrine OF
J erusalem, who e much teted guest 4
in the CITY
On Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock
the Daughters Of the British Empire
viii meet with Mrs. william Jen-
nines. 3s04 Hueco street.
John C. Brown camp OF the T. 9.
v IS 70 sponsor s. dance on Friday
evening September u at Liberty hall,
TO be given in benefit OF III or needy /
members Of fho camp.
On Wednesday Mrs Paul Gather
viii entertain with a bridge luncheon
for the members Of the committee,
who are ~ charge Of the arrange
ments for the card party at the Wo-
mans clubhouse on September IS.
On Thursday afternoon social VIII
BE- given IN the parlors OF Asbury
Methodist church by the Missionary
society OF the church in honor OF
members received during the recent
campaign
on Saturday afternoon the society
viii give a party at the residence Of
Mrs r. C. Peters for the baby mem
hers Of the society and their mothers
The horse show for the first OF
October is creating any amount Of
interest among the fair esquistriennes
who are making ready for Il and an
other social affair which IS 70 be
especially delightful is the dance
which is 70 be given on October
by the directors Of the Ioltec club
for the other members Of the club.