El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
Floral Booth Is Attractive;
Women Are Busy At Exposition

, Mrs. G f Kelly. Their instruments
are banjo. guitar. mandolin and drum.
At o'clock there VIII be whisuins
solos and popular songs and piano Sc
lectiOns 10y NJ Lorenzo and Billy Fitche-
ett
Miss Marion Calnan. daughter Of Dr.
and Mrs. 6. b. Calnan. viii give solo
Spanish dances in costume. at $50
O'Clock Miss Ida Hunter viii play her
dance music.
At = o'clock Miss Virginia L. Bean viii
PLAY a violin solo. Souvenir san Sc
hastian." by Christian kriens. with her
mother. AIRS Y. l. Bean. playing her
accompaniment
At 100 o'clock. Miss Virginia Burk
viii sing sweetheart. Sigh No More,
y 18th Miss Ida Hunter accompanying her
At s o'clock Miss Fama Hickman and
David Hughes viii give exhibition ball
room dances introducing some of the
newer fox trOts-
At $40 the Elks' quartet VIII sing
BEGINNING Tuesday oct u. the edu-
Cational conference viii be IN session
each morning at 80 o'clock I'm the
tneater on the exposition grounds. All
those interested are invited Mrs J.
Kohlberg is chairman of the committee
The members are Mrs = H. WOrrell.
Miss Myra Winkler. Mrs H. NJ Webb.
Of Clint. Mrs Jeanne Frank, Mrs T. G.
Phillips. Miss ora w l. slater MIS- A
T. Averill.
The program on the opening day. Oc-
tober Il. viii begin at-ll-5O o'clock and
viii consist OF "a talk on Nocauonal
guidance, by W F. Flaniken, mead OF
the commercial department of the high
school ON Wednesday. u the same
hour. A. W DOwden- boys physical
training director Of the high school
will talk on physical training Mrs
Jeaufe NJ Frank. head Of the depart
rnent Of English AT the high school. viii
talk on problems in the high school on
Thursday morning and Miss ora W l.
Slater. one Of the principals OF the II
Paso school for Girls Will discuss The
Dance and the Girl" Friday morning
Mrs Branch Craige- chairman OF the
library extension committee. VIII read
q paper written by Mrs Edith Graham
Coyne. librarian OF the Fl PasO public
library The subject is What the Ii
brary Means 10 the Community
Mrs r. T. Bowie Will speak on
Work With the Rural Woman sat
urdav the educational outlook in Texas
will be discussed by Miss Myra Wink
Ter. FL PasO county school superin-
teudenJ Hardee Wyatt of the history
department of the high school, viii talk
on school work. Mrs T. G. Philips and
Mrs Warner. Of Claude Texas viii be
the speakers on Monday. October %
Mrs Warner will discuss some phases
of work with the rural women She Is
A very able speaker and has spoken be
fore the state Federation OF Womens
clubs meetings
The domestic science department Of
The Soil Products exposition was in
stalled Monday morning in the motion
picture building IN the Hall of States
Lectures and demonstrations viii be
given every morning from 1880 70
1880 The room IS well supplied with
chairs and has seating capacity Tor
about 100 guests at a time
The lecturer today and Tuesday was
Miss Gail Richie. Of State college. y. n
The sessions OF Wednesday, THURSDAY
Friday and Saturday viii be IN charge
of Miss COrnelia Simpson. Of College
Station. Texas.
The department. which is in charge
of the woman's achievement section. Is
TO furnish vast amount OF
practical information regarding home
making and house keeping The women
in charge look for good attendance AZ
the lectures during the week The lee
lures are free. copiOusly illustrated .
and made as attractive as possible
Miss Richie discussed the nutriUve
value Of foods Monday in a most inter Z
esting way. She spoke Of the import
ance Of a well balanced menu 10 pro- (
vide the right variety Of prOteids- :
stsrches. water. salts and minerals 10 .
give the human system the necessary 4
energy and heat for efficient work I
through the DAY She particularly en-
Dhasized the importance OF selecting
foods that suited the individual sys-
TEN Of each person. as what Is often
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with another persons needs at all
Tuesday morning Miss Richie viii ]
discuss and demonstrate the canning OF {
fruit by the cold pack process
The Mexican village OF the Interna-
iOnaI soil Products exposition is
most attractive place. where the expo
'ition visitor may be served with real /
Mexican dishes. and purchase curiOs Of
an sorts Of Mexican work. laces. pot
cries. baskets. cigarets and an endless
-ariery Of articles. The WOman's club
s in charge OF this feature of the eN-
POSITION. Mrs. W. ". James was host
SIS Monday and she was assisted by
irs W : Tilton and Miss Fl PasO.'
Hiss Sarah Small During the after
ioou Miss Elizabeth Garrett, OF New
IexicO. sang A number OF her own COM
.ositions. accompanying herself on the
.iano The hOstesses for Tuesday viii
e Mrs T. w Lanier and Mrs. Claude B.
fudspeth Mrs. NJ A Warner is the Z
Of the basket work and curiO
Doth Mrs. V T. RaggiO Is the cash /
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