El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-28

TTONIGHT the much heralded prom
enade de fashions" occurs at The
- Herald Food and Fashion show
in the Rogers Furniture company build
ing at 207, 209 and 211 North Stanton
street. IL is to be one Of the trimmest,
neatest shows of the kind thar FL PasO
women have ever viewed. The event
win be in charge of Everybody's De-
partment store. The fashion walk viii
continue for four consecutive evenings,
Everybody's store being the host for
Monday and Tuesday evening.
Music for the promenades viii be fur
nished upon a Steinway piano from
the III Paso Piano company, while the
interludes during the fashion intervals
will be made interesting with many
beautiful records furnished by the Edi
son photograph and loaned to the show
by the Fl Paso Photograph company.
No woman who wants TO be correctly
dressed during the pending spring and
summer months can afford to miss the
show Il viii not only give suggestions
as to the exquisite differences" that
make a gown of one season negative
for the next. but will afford an oppor-
tunity for the dexterous girl ana woman
TO secure ideas which they might in
corporate in a gown fashioned in the
home sewing room.
During the intermissiOns between the
parades des toiettes, there viii be fancy
dancing bv +. Z. RYAN and Hiss West.
The "Jewel Shop" A. d. Foster Co..
proprietors will furnish Jewels for the
living models from Eyervbody's store
st the fashion exhibit TODAY.
Mrs. Evans's Appeal
What kind of an appeal did Mrs. Edna
J. Evans the wizard of pots and pans.
make to her audience Saturday? What
did the women who were fortunate
enough to secure seats in the exhibition
hail think of the things she said and
the things she prepared What impress
sion did this most personable woman
make upon the thousand good cooks. in
different cooks. daredevil cooks and
mussy cooks who watched the wizard
of the range beat eggs, sift flour or
peel potatoes?
The answer to all the questions was
IN the increased flock of femininitv who
gathered in the same forum Of domestic
science and resumed the course of
making husbands happy" where il was
discontinued on Saturday The nroof of
the pudding was and is and will be to
the end of the chapter. TIE EATING.
The women saw. the women heard and
then they tasted. What was the con-
sequenees2 Why, every last daughter
of Eve that tasted came back and
brought a friend. What is the deduc-
tion Simple: The Herald started ont
on the premise of good taste. and it
paid.
Women began arriving at 1890 Mon
dsy and thereby hangs a tale. for the
advertised hour of the musig program
beginning is 1:30. Mrs Evans's ap-
pearance upon the platform was greeted
bv q round Of aDplause-fo. all the
world loves a cook;
We can live without houses.
We can live without books
But show me the husband
Who can live without cooks.
And what's more. a lot Of women re-
membered her from last year. This
shows the stability of cooking and how
much longer a dish viii stick with us
than n coat suit. They remembered her
they recalled the things that she had
Drenared and which later had made their
husbands happy. It was something to 1
remember-and thew remembered and |
applauded so enthusiastically that a
number broke their gloves
Mrs. Evans chose for her text the 14th
verse of the ninth page of the "Tov of
the Household: "And he went into the
garden and DIGGING into fhe soil which
he had planted so carefully durino the
early sDrinp. dug up a bushel of large
potatoes; then he went into the house
and she got the dinner" It was a sim
nle text. but it presented alertlv and
interestingly the significance that lies
back of a potato
Some Real Advice.
There is no excuse" said Mrs Evans.
as she nrenared the ingredients for the
Bismarck donghuuts. "for ignorance no
on the part OF the housewife of the
food elements. So many cooking schools
are held and 50 manv good practical
articles appear IN our MAGAZINES which !