El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

have the opportunity OF the practical
? experience OF singing or playing on the
programs. This gives them the chance
and benefit Of self expression and de-
velOpment Wei as providing most
q pleasant entertainment for the other
members OF the club. In the art de-
partment OF the club. the programs
have been purely theoretical, dealing
with things and topics in the alb
Stract so 70 speak. without any appl-
cation of these theories by actual art
work though last year the theory part
was greatly aided by exhibits of the
subjects discussed The literary depart
menL work has dealt much with theory
also. preSuppOSing that the members
have read or studied outside of the
club the books or dramas OF civic topics
that formed the program numbers So
dramatic department. where in addl-
zion TO studying literature. the mem
berS would have the opportunity or
growth through dramatic expression
of the thing studied. would be an ideal
JHing and would give 2 Sreat amount
of pleasure and benefit TO the club
members On general The real purpose
Of any club organization is 10 draw
out and develop, its members
There is something positively melau-
choly in the wrecked exposition All
the banners that flew so gaily through
town are being taken down and put
away and the exposition buildings are
empty shells of their one time inter
esting and abuudantly filled selves.
The lights and the bands and the color
all are gone. 1t was such fun while il
lasted
Airs. : II. sutherland. who was rns
chairman OF the woman's division of
the exposition. has received a most
complimentary letter from the heads
OF the fair. expressing appreciation of
her work and the support Of the women
behind her. in making the woman's
part of the fair the big success that Il
was
Mrs Carl Lee smith as the chair
man OF the exhibits in the wOmGu's
achievement division has borne the re
sponsihility of the collection of the eX-
hihlts and TO her uutiring work is due
much credit FOR the success Of the
woman's achievement department I'm
the list of awards in this division. two
names more must be added MIS- J. J.
Knox was awarded first prize in china
decorating for water pitcher and
first prize for dinner set Miss Emily
,fiddings was given mention upon
hcr baskets These were made OF
pine needles. she had collected in High
Rolls, y. "
il may be interesting 10 know that
the state OF Texas has broken all
records to date in state suffrage work
during the past year. The increase in /
organizations has been at the rate OF
400 per cent. That is "A rather good
answer to the arcument that Texas .
women are not interested in suffrage
work, ISN'T it, Texas has invited the (
National suffrage association conveu- [
uon TO De held within its borders this
year 3
NJ hen Do comes To- keeping tab on her I
trunks, jolly Grace Hanson. who is :
going TO sing at the Crawford vaude- 3
vile theater next week is pursued by
a relentless. not TO say ornery hOodoo /
MISS Hanson has been singing a twelve
weeks engagement in Melbourne. Aus
traiia- When she arrived there her
trunks had been sent 10 Brisbane. leav-
lng her stranded for new frocks Kind I
fate provided girl of the same size Z
m the hotel. who helped her out by
the loan Of garments until her trunks
were run TO earth. Returning to the