El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

MODEL home will be one Of the
n exhibits Of the Woman's club
at the International Soil
Products exposition The display will
be placed under the auspices OF the
Domestic science committee Of the club
and the exhibit viii occupy a space
2Ox30 feet next to the Mexican village
The space allotted has been very ad-
vanta Eeously divided into dining room.
passage pantry, kitchen. bath and back
porch.
The committee consisting OF Mes
danes a. 5. J. Eylar. V. E Raggio. r J.
Tighe. F. ". Norton. T D. Porcher and
Roy y Davis. and Misses NJ lie Baron
and Alice Fitzpatrick. deemed it ad-
visable to divide the committee into
subcommittee. Mrs Norton has charge
Of the bath and domestic water supply
Mrs Raggio OF the dining room. Miss
lie Baron Of the kitchen These rooms
are planned and furnished with A view 10
. simple elegance and convenience pri-
marlly- The various business men have
very generously offered their services,
making this model home possible
Zach morning a demonstration OF
lecture will be given from 1890 to T.
by skilled scientists and teachers from
various states The complete program
Tor these lectures viii be ready in a
few days.
II is known now that Miss Gail
Richey. state demonstrator for New
Mexico. Will be here on October Is and
Il TO lecture on food values and give "A
demonstration in canning and preserv-
ing. and that Miss Coruelia Sirnns0n.
state demonstration for Texas. viii be
here On the 18th and remain until the
list The subjects for her discOurses
have not been announced Perry &
Kirkpatrick will erect the house in
which the demonstra lions viii he held
J. A Snedd viii tile and furnish the
bath ROOM T H Rogers will furnish
the place, the Popular viii furnish the
draperies and the hanginEs and DeKyle
Smith VIII furnish the china
Free entertainment will be provided
every night for the guests at the In
ternational Soil Products Exposition
and some very delightful entertainment
features are being planned for the eve
nings. OF which the women OF the city
viii be in charge
Mrs Josephine Nations Morfit will
have charge Of A program on society ;
night
The men Of the Pennsylvania
national guard division will provide en-
tertainment for one evening.
a patriotic night with a program OF /
patriotic tableaux viii be given by the I
kebecca Stoddert chapter Of the !
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. with Mrs H W Broaddus as the .
chairman.
Mrs H II. Stark will he in charge f.
OF one evenings program. an Indian 3
Night which promises to be very eff /
fective. as it viii include Indian songs I
and dances.
Mrs Margaret KinnOn Stevens. phys
ical training director for the girls of /
the high school. VIII present a Won /
derland Ballet" using the girls of the Z
nigh school physical training classes. I
Mrs w r. Brown is the general ,
chairman Of the programs
initial appearance as Miss Fl Paso."
In the dedication Of the entrance way
TO the exposition grounds will repre- I
sent El PasO through the entire ex-
A free rest room for the women
guests VIII be conducted by the mem
1ers Of the College Womens club. in
me basement Of the chamber OF COM
merce building.
Miss Alice Care, who is soon leav-
ing Tor Admission. Ala was prese nted
with beautiful gold brooch by the
Trinity Methodist church when the
otilcers met Thursday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs z Gordon Perry on Nc
kinley avenue. Mrs Empress AIRING
,oI I.aue an appropriate speech OF
presentation Miss Care has been an
active worker in the missionary So
ciety and other ORGANIZATIONS OF the :
church Tor many years. Her place as
agent OF the missionary publication :
VIII De iled by Mrs. c. G Roberts and
Mrs. G. l. Jones will have charge Of
the Junior missionary society work for
the remainder OF the year assisted
by Mrs W L. Care and Mrs. L J. /
Cummins- The meeting was devoted to
ma KING out the annual business re
ports Of the officers for presentation
al the annual conference. At the
close OF the afternoon the hostess
served a luncheon Chrysanthemurns
decorated the table. DahliaS decorated
the rooms The officers OF the society
VINO were present were Mesdames l. J.
ayers d. u Smith. Empress Arlington /
Hubert NJ Smith. W. l. Care. l. y
Wlnans. F. j. Cummins. D. Hurley.
W iIllam sachs. J. 4 Ely. s. S. Birch
neld, q L Jones. L J. TrOttf H H.
Hendrlck. W. J. Ritz O. A Danielson.
and Miss Alice Care
Mrs g. y Thomas entertained the
Get Together club Friday afternoon az
her home on Montana street with Miss
Alice Penny as the guest of honor Miss
fenry is 10 be married to Ralph Scott in
the near future, and the guests passed
the afternoon in hemming cup tow
els, which were then presented to Miss
Penny Mrs Georgianna r Hunt won
the prize for the neatest hemmiag.
bride to be. and advice on how to con
troll husband. and these were also
given Miss Penny Mrs. John T Cam /
eron, president Of the club. on behalf
or the members, presented Miss Penny
Win q basket fiued with attractive,
gifts Of various kinds. 4 big pink
tulle tied the basket handle. American
Beauty roses decorated the rooms and
the serving table. from which an ice
course was served later in the after
noon The colors Of the club were used
in the ices which were i'm the
IN the form OF A heart. OF pink, laid in