Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-06
BABY SUNDAY IS
ObSE RIVED IN ALL
LOCAL CHURCHES
Elaborate Program Outlined
for Coming Week. Catholic
Schools to Take Active PART
Entertainment Friday Eve.

Tho observance of Baby Sunday as
part OF the general program for the
observance Of national baby week
was general in albuquerque yester-
day. From every pulpit In the city
special sermons were preached on the
subject and emphasis was laid upon
tho Importance Of learning the les
sons sought to be taught BY the cam
paign now under way
Every day this week there will ba
exercises under the auspices OF one
or another of the religious or civic
organizations with view To educat-
ing the mothers of the community
upon the proper care Of children and
otherwise To- impress upon the nliniJ
Of the people the importance of child
welfare work Baby week will reach
u climax Friday evening when q
childrens play will be given az the
auditorium under the auspices of the
child welfare department Of the
Womnn's club. for the purpose or
raising money for the fund which the
club Is To devote to The purposes Of
child welfare In Albuquerque. The
tickets 10 this performance will he
sold at a nominal price, and II is
believed That there will be big crowd
IN attendance % help the worthy
causc for which The play ~ being
RiNcn
Catholic schools totiyc.
\ special program Of Instructive
and entertaining numbers will be pre-
scented Tuesday afternoon in the I'm
muculate Conception school, IN honor
of the children. the light OF the
present ana hope of the future"
All parents of students ana all
friends OF the institution and all in
iefestcd In child welfare are invited
Ia be present To hear the address BY
Dr. j. s Reidy on a topic pertinent
To- the subject of child welfare week.
A graduate nurse from 81. Joseph a
hospital will give a practical DEM
onstratiun and talk on the proper
care of bottles and milk for infnnts'
and preparation OF food In hygenio,
sanitary way 4 dumb bell drill by
students will be given by a number
from the physical culture classes.
Readings hy pupils Of the expression
classes win represent this department
OF the school work. A dance number
| hv little tot and music viii he other
numbers OF the program to begin at
o'clock in the assembly hall Of the
school
Literature will he distributed to
parents AZ the close of the session,
At 81. Ninccnt's academy.
In concert with the schools OF tho
city and nation. tho students and
faculty of ST. Vincent's academy will
celebrate national BABY week with n
special program.
The welfare Of the child Will h.
considered from various viewpoints
and music win diversity the lecture
numbers. Mrs. J. s. Eastorday for
morly professor of physical training
in Deg MONIES, Iowa, viii be the
sneaker at the assembly period Tues
dav afternoon at lao o'clock, Mrs.
Fastcrday's subject will be The Naluc
OF physicnl Training for Girls The
departments of physical culture and
expression will be represented one
of the students of the senior class Will
read a naper written by a noted plat
form orator On "rhe Greatest Work
in the World The Welfare OF the
| Child"
Ever since the establishment of this
pioneer educational institution IN Al
! huquerquc IN the early eighties. the
aim OF the academy has been the
conservation of childhood, and In the
nation movement for an educa-
tional campaign for child welfare
gives enthusiastic endorsement of the
worthy work,