El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27

AN exceedingly delightful social ar
! n fair OF wednesday was the studio
tea given in the art room Of the Wom-
ans club when an exhibit was given
there Of Fremont Eliis's paintings. The
pictures painted by Mr.. Ellis are very
remarkable in their protrayal Of beau
tv Of western scenes and this exhibit
is being thoroughly enjoyed by art
lovers in the city who are attending
the exhibit in large numbers The ex-
hibit is to be continued through the
week
At the prettily appointed tea table
in the upper reception hall, Mrs. J. z;
Quaid presided Mrs Frank Seward
was chairman Of arrangements for the
delightful event and assisting her were
Mrs. Charles b Stevens. Mrs. George
G. Neville, Mrs. J. NJ Lewis. MIS- VIZ
xii Traylor, Mrs. VIII T. Owen. Mrs.
Frank Spence. Mrs. p P Mosson, MIS-
Volney Brown. Mrs F. G. BILLINGS, Mrs
2. A. Hughes, Mrs. Ben Lewis, Mrs NJ
Nagle. Mrs Carl Price, Mrs :. n,
Schwabe. AIRS. L J. Locke, Mrs Kari
L Hatfield and Mrs. ". Van Long
A very interesting meeting OF the
art department Of the Woman cruz
was held in connection with the Tea
and eNulDlL AlehEEAE uEEAsA AgA " a.
posters, the collection Of Mrs FRANK
Seamon. were displayed Especially
interesting were the French posters
which were exhibited through the
courtesy Of James G. McNary. VINO
collected them in France last fan A
German helmet, camouflaged. was on
exhibit.
Two interesting papers were read
One Of these on the art OF camoutiaBe
was written by Miss Frances Foster.
an artist in interior decorating and
was read by Mrs. c. c HILL
Airs. J. D. Love read a most inter-
esting article on this new art she
told in this paper that the camounage
art dated hack TO the dark ages when
it was used as II is now for the pur-
nose Of preserving life Miss Margaret
Schuster. whose piano playing Is al
ways enjoyed, gave Tschaikowskt's
Caprice Espagnol' and gave as an
encore Chant POetique."
During the business session. Whlcn
was held prior to the giving OF the
program. the nominating committees
read the names Of the members VINO
were chosen as nominees for oIIice IN
the art department for the coming
year They are: Mrs J. r. 0uall'
chairman Mrs. william Hal Aldriose,
vice chairman; Mrs Harry swain sec
Rotary. and Mrs Frank Spence treas
urer.
Election returns will be received at
the county fair Saturday night at the
Y ". c. A. building, on Franklin
street This announcement was made
this morning by MIS- NJ A warner,
chairman Of the extension department
of the Y ". C. A.. under whose aus
pices the fair is being given MS D.
II. Huffaker. chairman OF the fair com
mittee. announces several new fea-
lures for the occasion There VIII be
a side show directed by AIRS A W
Mclean Several of the Y. W c. \
secretaries viii help with this side
show. The vaudeville show, under the
direction Of Miss Helena Huffaker and
Miss Dura Gilbert. promises to rival
the one last year. The mexican VII
LACE, arranged by Mrs. Frank Jones,
is expected to be one Of the most at
tractive spots on the fair grounds
There will be Mexican dishes. music
and lovely senoritas to serve Supper
will be served at the Mexican village
from ) o'clock on. Natures Enter
tanners" a group Of regulation gyp-
sizes. viii furnish a variety Of inter
esting entertainments Mrs ". A
Hadley is in charge OF the Gypsy camp.
which viii occupy 8 prominent place
Miss Marie Stehm, physical director
at the Y ". c. A., Will introduce to
the public for the first time the IA
nous "Zudora.- most beautiful Of all
living creatures. The Crazy House"
viii he. perhaps. the most thrilling