El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24

A TIA GIRLi Diana the kid sister
IA OF Apollo was an italian Godde less.
It soon became a habit for the
little celestial queen TO trail her big
!. brother on his hunting expeditions
Mythology tells US that Apollo was
born IN the open, beneath a palm tree
at the foot Of Mount Cynthus. He
became a mighty hunter first re
! ceivlng recognition for proves by
2 his employment Of WOlf-kfller in pro-
] lection OF rlOcks- In this work Diana
Z became a most valuable assistant.
; Her courage afield and unusual skill
: with bow and arrow gave unto her a
] local reputation as an expert huntress-
Her comely face and sylphlike
/ figure. acquired in outdoor sports, at
: tracted additional attention. and she
Z has logged down the NEUROLOGICAL
( trail 20 the present writing as the
i reigning Goddess OF hunt and chase
3 The modern Diana OF today has this
Z feminine antiquity backed off the
Z boards from every angle. Women IN
{ all walks OF life have become devotees
: OF the art Of accurate shooting Lady
! Grace Mackenzie OF London. England,
IS the best known and most success
ful large game huutress-
See En- Everywhere.
She has trailed and killed IN the
I jungles OF Africa, lions. tigers. Loop
ards elephants, rhinoceros and hippo
potamus. America has her quota OF
women who are large game getters.
Mrs. John s. Boa Of Chicago, has 70
her credit elk, moose, cougar and a
lzadiac bear. Large game hunting
with women soon becomes an infatua-
{ ton and they display afield equal
I courage with men One frequently
meets modern Dianas in pursuit OF
small game Many are most expert in
4 grassing their birds" Life in the
( open preserves and perpetuares their
( much desired contour. rounding out
: the sylphlike figure, obviating neces-
f sity for dieting sweating. rolling or
calisthenics-
Attired in smart, nntty, uu-fo-
dnte shooting apparel, surmounted
by nature painted cheeks, the
picture and Indicative of excellent
health, woman then becomes
symbolism Of beauty and n joy
forever. A wise wife will become
her husbands field companion.
solving the problem Of domestic
hlupineEE- A FFife's proTyess with
the gun is n husbands ever flow
Ing spring Of eulOgistic cOnversa-
tiOn. They enjoy red-bI0od
sport IN common Field lunches
are accepted na "A work OF eulin-
airy art.
This pet hobby Of her husband IN
Produces his good wife to Ponce de
Icons fountain OF perpetual youth
with every trip made afield- Answer
the Hcan OF the wild" live in the omen
thus closing the doors of divorce
courts. The outdoor girl always wins
her way by the most direct route TO I
the neart OF red-blOoded man, ]
welding upon him shaclzles Of admira- I
ton by answering the summons OF .
Dame Nature.
In Favor on Both sides.
Irapshooung has jumped into the j
spotlight favor as woman's major I
sport on both sides Of the ocean The ]
championship pennant OF England is
carried by Mrs. ". P. Grosvenor Of
London. Clay target honors OF
america are represented by Mrs. A II.
" mixer OF chicago. Women, whose
names are now set in electric lights
as heaQ-lners, have espOused the !
sport. FRITZ Scheff Mary Pickford,
Nora Bayes. Annette Kellerman (the
living Nenus), Mrs. Vernon Castle and
EaVimoZa are now members Of the
7ostgraduate class OF scatter-gun
.rtists.
Annie Oakley and Mrs. A. D. Top
erwein have graduated as teachers
Of the ultra-four hundred. with es-
tabllshed classes at Pinehurst, Lake
wood and Atlantic City.
Women in almost every town and
city now shoot, ever proclaiming trap
shooting the king Of Outdoor Sports
Mesdames Winklers Almert, Hoover
and Little of Chicago; Mrs. c. D.
Buchanan OF Sioux Falls. South Da-
kOta; Mrs c. D. Noon. Eau Claire,
Wis; Mrs. J. D. Dalton. Warsaw. Ind
Dr.. Jane Scott, Philadelphia; Miss
Harriet D. Hammond, Wilmington,
Del; Mrs. L G. Vogel. Detroit: Mrs.
Sumner Johnson. AIRS. Fred A. Rich
ter and Mrs. Nellie 3. Shattuck, Min
neapolis: Mrs Ada Schnling, Port
land, ore; Miss Lucille husel. Green
Bay. Wis. (the Il year old shooting
wonder who averaged 80 percent in
the Grand American Handicap. Many
thousand devotees OF the Sport AIlur-
ing are found in every locality.
John Philip SOusa, the band
master, an enthusiast ut the traps.
in recent article Eayss eWOmeu
are finding trarshOOtinE more en-
5oyable than golf. tennis and
other games they now play. IN
shotgun shooting she f. not elas-