The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-24

All n women In the state ara
much interested IN the plans for the
meeting OF the General Federation
Council ~ be held in New Orleans In
fhs coming May The Louisiana State
Fsa<ration. which II the hostess. IL
mexins elaborate plans for n COM
fort n pleasure % the large number
OF ciub women WHO are expected 20
he present. Beautiful decorations ara
planned with the orange tree In flower
e9d ID fruit a. . special feature. The
visitors will be shown the famous
French quarter aud all the placer
OF historic interest Ia which New Or
leans ~ 50 rich. Illinois IL planning a
special train TO carry her representa-
lives 10 this meeting and no doubt
there VIII be others. New Mexico wo-
mon who are interested should write
at oncc 20 the state director, Mrs. q.
". Frenger OF Las Cruces. who viii
furnish al information wanted. Il
Is hoped that a number will 50 from
shis state.
The state chairman OF the literature
and library department announces
hat the first OF the new travelling IL
hraries Is ready 10 start. Each library
Is composed OF atty volumes selected
with great care to meet the needs and
desires OF all classes Of readers, and
the books are shipped in a box which
h. shelfed to serve rs a book case
while the library is In use. The H.
brary may be kept three months a.
a time and the only expense to the
club using il will be drayage and
freight from albuquerque. The fol-
lowing contributions 10 the fund have
been received TO date:
state Federation. t5e; Mrs. r. r.
Asplund. S. Mrs. ". {. Mcdonald, s1o:
Mrs. r. ". Parker. s.: Santa Re Wo-
mans borad OF trade. $40: Santa F.
Womcn's club. SIS. santa re Fifteen
CLUB. $3.50; Ration Sorosis. 81; Ration
Monday Progress club. So; Ration Wo-
mems club. 81. Total. tle5.50 In cash.
In addition "a this. the department
has received sixty oiumes from the
Albuquerque Woman's club. sixteen
from tbs Tuesday club Of Albuquer-
que and six from the sorosis OF Las
Vegas.
The Albuquerque woman's club Is
planning for extensive child welfare
work during the spring and summer
months. This club feels that great
good was accomplished by the clinics
and other helps to mothers given dur
ing Baby Week last year. and 1t has
given an "Old Timers Concert" es-
peciaily 10 raise money for the work
" the coming season. Many sugges- !
tions have been maze including play
grounds and swimming and wadiny
FoFtnighuy Club.
The following program will be given
by the Fortnightiy club Tuesday even
Ing. February 81, at Rodey hall. Uni
versity OF New Mexico. The public is
invited 10 attend.
Soldiers Chorus (Faust) 49,. .JVunod
Club Chorus.
Piano solo; Poionaiss. A fat ma
5or Chopin
Mrs. Mabel Stevens Himoe
Soprano Solo: Mbchaeia's Aria
(Cagmen) blzet
Mrs. 9. q. Miller.
Trio for two vioiins and piano;
Liebestraeme .'......... Lastz
Soprano Solo ............ Selected
Mrs. r. w. Nichols.
Waltz Chorus: Fair sccne tFaust)..
0ounod
Iadies' Chorus.
Piano Solos
(a) The Chase -. Paginini-schuman
tb) Etude c sharp minor. Chopin
Mrs. H.moe.
Trio from Faust Gounod
MISE. l. Bradford. MI. Orrin Pade:.
Mr., r. w. Nichols.
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ID. A. II.
The Lew wallace chapter % the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton celebrated washingfon's Birthday
with a colonial tea at the Woman'x
club building on Thursday afternoon.
Each member Of the chapter was per-
mitted TO bring "A guest. and a very
"comfortable' crowd spent the after
noon la the club rooms. The Don
were artisticaliS and appropriately
decorated in red, white and blue. and
b ccntcrplece On the tea table was
a large bunch Of carnations In colors
Of red, white and blue.
During the afternoon a program
under the direction Of Miss Hickey
and Mrs. Hlmoe was rendered. The
roll call was 'hoirl00ms.' zach NUM-
Der responding with an heirloom and
its history. md much interesting coli