El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-25

7 heads of wheat about it, is worked
/ out in the design of the lace ana unusi =
/ meath are the words AShuS Lei
( formed in the lace.
An interesting old palntlHS s- -.i',
by Francisco Goya.' a Spanish al 80,
! the possession of Mrs YOUNG W.
by Mr.. Bosch to illustrate tne -
! Nanta geOus way a neutral wall e'-i0
displayed a picture ,.,,,7s-
with the signature. Nancy W no,
and the date, 1873" emproiigSi Gu 20
it, Mrs W. c. Haden eAhlpltsu -,
samplers. One of square Sh1ps. " 80 -.
the usual poem. alphabet anu IL ,,titb n
and the other. a circular pleSe' "---
lovely peacock in the cehtel. b5t5+sd a
Mrs Joseph l. Dwysf 81 80 of
sampler she had worked AT the a5e "a
Mrs. Vaud Cummings had sa ann eF
on exhibit that was maoe ~ -os,5e-sd
her family, and has me en Nay ar Is.
signature Of the worhei'
Hatton, Pittsburg, 1SS2.. .a,,,-,rar
Mrs. A. G. Foster exhibited SIN -
made in 1S43, with the slgn !st : ,,'jr'e
broidered upon IL. "CatharlhS ny ~. -, :
sampler at Miss Steel's school, water
side. June, 1913" .l;..,,1a,- n
sampler that is 30 years Oh -. the
Another interesting sampler pore me
embroidered signature OF ta.h' S- ny
Stokes Cole, Lafayette ACADEMY -
1925. and is the property OF MIS-
L. Ms n M Horace rae A. Lay conducted her
hearers on a tour through me HerteI
looms of New York city nese NeI .o
founded by Christopher Herter anu are
continued by mis- SON AIog rbe i' fs5rics
former mural painter me lapl - -
from these looms are Of uiusus.ilS
fine texture and weave Airs- - -
hibited a number Of examples OF WI ~
from these looms. which have as
tinguished place in American ld"IiSs
manufa cturerS.
As an example OF the cost OF pro-
duction Mrs. Lay SAID thaI tiis CUi,,l
for dives. that before the European
war, could be bought for 40 cents
pound 81 ,,-;.-f
frfred Woods PLAYED Mendeissohn $
spinning Song on the piano.
Mrs Charles J. Andrews. with MISS
Julia Pool playing. her piano accom-
paniment, sang a Little Winding
In the brief business meeting which
proceeded the program number OF
announcements We're made MIS- OaI4
Lee Smith. chairman OF the CIVIC ue-
partment TO be held next Wednesday,
will be an event of interest 70 all the
home makers of the city " NJ Martin,
Of the Rockefeller Foundation, VIII
discuss the nations problem from .
health standpoint. Mrs. A : J. Eylar
Will talk on home economics from a
civic standpoint Dr. c g Pierce OF
on sanitation Mrs. James Graham
McNary viii have charge OF the music.
This meeting will be open without ad-
mission charge, TO the general public
Mrs ". R. Brown announced the
articles for sale in the wOman's eX-
change Of the club.
Mrs Frank ". Seward. the chair
man OF the art department. presided
and announced the program numbers.
Mrs. ". a. BeesOn, the secretary, gave
the report Of the last meeting The
meeting was unusually well attended.
The Sunshine Guy Inman circle OF
the Christian Women's Board of Mis-
sions. of the First Christian church.
was entertained by Mrs. Edward Nc
MILAN at her home. 1909 Hueco street.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. r. Hub
bard, the president OF the circle. pre-
sided at the business meeting. A let
ter from Mrs. Alma g Irelan. of Piedras
Negras. Mex, was read by Mrs Howard
" els The letter was an expression
of thanks for the Christmas box. sent
BY the circle. to the orphanage OF which
Mrs Irelan is matrOn. Missions IN
Mexico was the theme of the afternoon.
and IT was ably discussed by Mrs.