 From 1907 until 1913, Eberle showed at Macbeth Gallery in Manhattan.Her work often did not pull in the money from collectors, and she sold bronze tobacco jars and bookends to get by.Eberle was given an invitation to exhibit her work at the 1913 Armory Show, and she submitted "Girls Wading" (1913), a study of three girls at Coney Island Beach, and another sculpture titled "White Slave" (1913), which depicted a nude adolescent girl with arms pinned back being auctioned into prostitution.