El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
Ell PaSO School
GOeS Program
AtAMditOrium

Exercises appropriate for music
week were held in the auditorium Of
I the high school Tuesday morning IN
der the direction OF George Daland.
Students opened the exercises by sing
I ing America" accompanied BY the
high school orchestra. which later
Z PLAYED several selections. Mrs Ralph
~ Henderson played three violin So
I loss. Songs OF Home" Romance and
Rodino," from Beethoven
The exercises were concluded with
songs by the choruses and by the en-
tire student body including The
Lanterns Glow" "Roamin' In The
Gloamin and 7 Love Lassie,"
Glee Girls To Sing.
Mr. Dsland announced that a week
IRON Wednesday at 10 o'clock IN the
auditorium at the general assembly
the Glee clubs would sing At this
time there viii be selections BY va
rlous students, both instrumental and
One OF the big vocal features OF the
music week in Fl Paso viii be the
singing OF Memberships Hymn Of
raise, BY a chorus OF 25 voices, under
direction OF Charles J. Andrews. ac-
companied by MS James G. McNary
az the pipe organ This Is the con-
trlpution Ipf rne First Presbyterian
church to music week.
A rehearsal was held Monday night
and another will be held tonight at
I-20 o'clock and THURSDAY niEbf At (
o'clock
Musical Program Each Day
Music week begins in FL Paso with
the piano recital OF Alfred Cortot
noted french instrum entaiist, al the
" omans club at 5 o'clock tonight
Each day for one week. ENDING a-d
lIclqulng Wednesday. March 9 some
kind OF a musical program will b.
neid IN the city BY the various social.
religious and civic examinations The
entire program for the week IS 10 BE-
under general auspices OF the "a
faso Music association, and under
personal direction OF c. J. Andrews.
orders have been received Al milf
tary headquarters here instrucfinz
district officials 10 cooperate with
the CIVILIAN population in every way
n music week National music week
started sunday. February p but the
military here viii make its program
coincide with the civilian program. in
order that the fullest cooperation
may be had. MAJ. ". G. Muller. dis
trict adjutant- said Tuesday. speak-
ing for Mai Gen Robert /. Howe.
district commander.
Frank Cheek has been made d.
rector OF the weeks music activities
rehearsinE under his direction. and
viii give a concert at Pioneer Plaza
next saturday afternoon from ESQ 10
$3.50 o'clock Wednesday night at s
O'clock the army band viii play at
the concert at Liberty hall Ii viii
play again Wednesday afternoon,
March 3, at Liberty hall, where. at
$3.50 o'clock the last musical program
OF the week viii be held
Concert Free to Public
The concert Wednesday night Feb
ruary %, at Liberty hall the Music
association wants It emphasized, is
Iree 70 the public The program for
Military band concert
Duet-The Day Is Done" (Lohr),
G. J. Andrews and Mrs. Robert L
Holiday Joseph Evans at the plano
ranged by Burleigh' Alexander"
Brewer
Violin solo - Hejre-Kau CHubay).
Mrs. Ralph Henderson, Mrs. ". R.
Brown at the piano.
Wonlan's quartet = Selection. Mrs.
Robert L. Holiday, Mrs. Charles J.
Andrews. Mrs. IS. D. Howe, Mrs A
n Goldstein- J J. Pearce at piano.
Cello solo - Hungarian Rhapsodie
Op- IS David Popper). Leon B Wo-
Ska George Daland at the piano.
Community singing-Led by James
A Dick
Finale by military band
The shut-ins- Of FL Paso, otherwise
the sick persons who don't get out
much are 70 have an opportunity to
hear the various programs music
week. A committee OF the Music as
ISOLATION VIII see TO that The com
mittee consists Of Mrs o. A Critchett. [
chairman; Misses Grace and Evelyn Z
Logan, Mrs Edith c. Lane, Airs. R. 1
II Darlington and Mrs. R. L Mundy !
This committee has arranged with /
the ministers OF the various churches. /
the y ". C. A. and the students of /
the high school TO provide special j
musical programs FOR the 'shut-inE'
OF the city during the week, when /
the power TO attend the good pro- /
grams that are IN store.