Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
ASSOCIATION WORK
IS OUTLINED BY
MISS BARNES
Splendid Address in Elks'
Theater Last Night by Ma
tional Speaker of Y. w. c
A. Many People Present.

Drawn together by the mpelling
attraction OF a great speaker aud ani.
mated by he desire To learn OF It's
wutk aud promote The interests oil The
Young Woman CHRISTIAN assOciati ION
~ this city, u goudlN number OF Al.
hlluCrqucaps assembled last evening
IA he E.hs opera house 90 listen TO
he address of Miss Helen Barnos on
What The Y. " g A. MAY Mean TO
Nuuqucrql.. business girls socic.
IS leaders teachers ana a spcndid
lcptoicuta'lo of business men aid
The laiiy as we'll as the ministry OF
the churches were present During
,hc discourse body of men repre-.
erniing the CllZ Leaguc' enter
ed. Hud with .hc others gave earnest
attention a. tine speaker. whose clio.
uu'ncc. lu-ic HId inspiring appeals
won all hCgIts Preceding the nd.
gu 'sa, splendid pogram entertained
he audience The first number. q
cornGl quartet from the Ellis band
was followed bt he Invocation pro
nouuctd by " e Oberhoilcr Mrs
isndtcrd OF Boston sang. Who'll bay
Ny Lavender la glorious voice ana
srdciously responded 10 an cncoi.
Miss Ross delivered "a reading in her
customary delightful mann,l and was
recalled lOr an encore. \ violin and
piano nuWhpr br Misses Lorna Lester
md Martina UulIard ,al "lntormo,
so tMascalnp CD "Maurlgaic
'Simonvtti, wcio splendid rendticns
ma the audience Insisted ON another
\ lomhono 500 l, y * Ellls Was
most pleasing
Ia Mar4alcr Dar wright. president
OF ihc local \ "a &. \. introduced
Miss barnes Ile nution.,l worker
Miss llarHes nU-au with the text.
God gave The Woodland women a.
publish H."
She said iu purt "'rhe great
wave OF rcN-Iuus ondoavor now
sweeping the woIld started. expanded
ANA gained jl+ Mighty momentum
through the prayers, sacrifices wild,
cooperative agencies OF devoted wu
men banded together in Christian
sorylC, Tor womanhood Hall cen
turN ago there existed oniy two y. "
G A one IN Boston and one ~ NCN
YORK To-day MOI one single country
IA Christeadom aud few IN heather
dom bur aIc fppl.ug Tho Christinnilinl
uplllt ct the y " G. A. The pasl
-four yonrs IN An Hrica have been ne
markablc Tor the widespread activity
in building pormanont homes tor Ga,
multiplying branches OF the work tina
throttle evil and spells civic rightc
ou mess ana superior womanhoo,
wherever the ussGciation goes Tn,
speaker expressed the hope to return
90 Albuquerque In The course OF tire,
or four years tu sisl In the laying %
the cornerstone COR n Y W c. \
home here
In the local home" said Misl
Barnes. there b. al the activity an,
benevolent influences that mark ~,
live associations of larger cities
While sitting ia the parlors, obscrv
ed the happy Young women surgin,
In aud on OF 'hc rooms and cafeteria
the library readers the players oi
the tennis count heard the gay must,
In the parot ana The telephone calls
to the socrotarirs Tor advice and ap
point ncnts The Nlhiqueroue associn
ton il lackinc in nothing aud show,
phenomenal strength Tor it's age
In the great work for young $50
men the secretary Is the community
representative 10 supply To homeless
home sick ofi,n soul.sick girls IN,
spiritual lifc az nome. mother anS
god.incss Aul through tl,osc ageucic