April 1919 issue of the Bulletin of the Needle and Bobbin Club, a New York society devoted to lace and needlework. It includes articles on a lace sale at the Hôtel Drouot in 1882, an Elizabethan pattern book (Wolfe's edition of Vinciolo, 1591), and American craft standards and vocational education. Weaving content includes Mary W. Atwater's account of the Shuttle-Craft Shop in Basin, Montana, with weaves such as summer and winter and overshot, Mabel Kerrison on loom work in the southern mountains, and Beatrice Baxter Ruyl on primitive and antique looms. It also has Red Cross lace-making field notes from Italy, club notes, and advertisements for lace, weaving and embroidery shops.