El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23

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Of the Womans club at its las,
meeting for this year. wednesday al
ternoon in the chamber OF commerce
building Mrs =. u. Miller was elect
, ed vice chairman; Mrs. Jay Z. butcher
I secretary. ana Mrs. A. J. Fraser, treas
Z urer- Inc nominations were presented
/ py MIS- Claude Berry, representing the
nominating committee, and the officers
We're elected by reclamation. Mrs. A
4 AFerll presided, at the request OF
Mrs smith. during the election OF
chairman
The program of the day included a
variety OF very interesting topics, the
principal theme being the novel use in
sculpture of cement. and Mrs T. ID
Kellogg read an article by John &.
Hresuhn describing the construction
and difficulties involved in the cree
ton OF the first cement statue to be
put up in America, the statue Of an
American indian, by dorado Taft. This
statue. which is enormous, being over
60 feet high, was erected on the sum
init OF bluff at Oregon, Indiana Mrs.
Thomas QuiSley read an article on an
cient sculpture, written by Douglas j.
StOughton- Mrs Edwin Burt read a
paper on Mural Decoration in Amer
lea" commenting upon the splendIg
mural work of John BaFarge. Edwin a.
Abbey and Edwin H. Blashfield-
Following the completion Of the pro-
gram, the chairman invited sugges-
year. Mrs Joseph Dwyer suggested
the study Of designing women's COS
tune art in dress. so that the women
might develop greater individuality, as
well as beauty in the costumes She
said she believed this would be Of gen
eral interest TO all women.
Mrs Olga KohlberE spoke OF the pro-
gram devoted TO WOmen's dress that
will be held by the Women's Federation
OF clubs at the next biennial This pro-
gram is being prepared BY Mrs Mary /
Wood. the chairman Of the bureau Of IN
formation. and is particularly 10 en-
courage the development Of American
fashions in dress for American women,
rather than slavishly initiating the
fashions Of Europe
Mrs Claude Berry suggested the
study Of interior decoration OF the
home as a topic that would be Of gen
eral interest and also practical value
She said that this subject could be
made 10 be a review Of the historical
development OF art
Mrs. ". L. FOXwOrth voiced her ap-
prevail Of this idea and said that in this
a study Of mural painting included
Mrs. o. A. Critchett also approved OF
Mrs. 7. c. Phillips suggested a thor
ough study Of the historical develop
The matter. after discussion. was left
for the chairman to appoint her com
uirtees 10 arrange the program
sided. and Mrs. Joseph Dryer was sec
Mrs. A. P. AveriIl. on behalf Of the
music department, announced tnal
the next musical program OF the club
would be given wednesday afternoon
at Trinity Methodist church and Woulo
be a recital by Mrs r J. Wilson, 5liss
Rose Goldman and Edwin T. AhlcA-
Mrs. d. V. Fennessy played a violin
solo the Bercuese..- from JOcelgl- &C
companied on the piano by Mrs j. d
Mrs, Charles Gibson and Mrs. Thorn
as Quigley poured tea at pretuly ar
ranged table. and Miss Clara RINK, MISS
Beatrice Pateman- Mrs L j. Irotu an9
Mrs. A. J. Fraser served the tea ana
va fars The wa ers were in dainty
baskets. tied with bows OF pink tulIe
As a centerpiece Of the table was 4
beautiful cluster Of prieklly pear cactus cactus
in full bloom A wreath OF soulnetR
smilax surrounded it.
Turner. Lieut. and Mrs W ". West. f..
Lieut. and Mrs. O. Place, Lieut. waiter T.
Neil. Lieut.. J. r Hill Lieut. = a I-o5-
yancey. Lieut. r L Canady, Lieut. T. IL
-oyle. Lieut.. Ralph Hospital
Fifteenth Cavalry.
Col and Mrs Joseph Garrard- Col and l
Mrs. Robert D. Read. Mai. and MS 81 ~ Z
,Tai. and Mrs. Wilson T.. Davidson. Capt.
nd Mrs GeorEe @ Barnhardt. Capt and /
1lrs H2Nara *, hicho5-. SalS - pot-+
Reaney- Capt. and Mrs. George p Tyne-. [
Yrs ID. H Scott. MIS-. C.. H Mcclellan, 4
lieut.. and Mrs. Leland Wadsworth- Lieut. Z
md Mrs Victor Foster. Lieut. and Mrs \
Chester 2. Barnett. Dr.. and Mrs. J. W 4
Sherwood. Lieut. A d. Surles. Lieut. Vel
,o1r A. N'a''s,'', Lieut. wilma" H. Ia
Signal Corps.
Capt. Benjamin B. Hyer. Lieut. and Mrs
Henry 4. Meyer,
sixth Field Artillery.
Capt. and Mrs. T. D. Scott. Lieut.. Mar
hall MaEruder.
Quartermaster and Paymaster's Corps.
Capt. and Mrs. W r. Hunt, Capt and
.Irs- a. P. Watts, Capt. and Mrs. J. r.