The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-19

AuD AenIThl lCugIbliun OtnuIAtiltHt7a i
Pubic Hcallh.
Chairman, Mrs. Elmer Blair, i5s
State street. Albany. n. Y.
Work TO conserve child life.
s-Work for moral and sanitary en-
vironment for boys and girls IN
camps.
Legislation.
Chairman. Miss Mary Wood. $50
Archay bldg, Albany. n. Y.
Typhoid state and federal ~.
ing laws.
2-Encourage your local police by
expressing confidence in them.
s-Avoid promiecuous discussion OF
war issues and discrimination In favor
Of American citizens.
4--Dcmand equal pay for equal
! work when Women take the places
formerly held by men.
Literature ard Library Extension.
Chairman. Mrs. True Worthy White,
i22 Appleton street. Arlington Heights.
Mass.
l-Make scrap book collections Of
stories. essays. poetry. and particular
~ Jokes. for the use OF military camps
ana convaleSccnt hospitals.
a---Serve the emergency committee
along clerical lines.
3-Mnke a sanctuary for yourself out
OF the noblest literature OF war ana
peace.
industrial and social Conditions.
Chairman. Mrs. John Webb. IS
Woodland ave. Glen Ridge. y. J.
i-Give special attention Go are or
mentally deficient and the criminal of
law mentality; urge survey of correc-
| tional conditions IN care Of feeble
minded and their registration through
clinics OF physicians and psschiatris,s.
Form farm colonies for the above
classes.
s-co-operate with established
agencies In these lines.
Music.
Chairman. Mrs. William y. steele,
sedaisa. No.
i-spccialize on study Of American
national music.
study patriotic. but not warlike
music of oil peoples.
3-Stress community and public
school singing % patriotic songs.
SEQ that people stand during
national anthem.
study stories aAd literature Of
patriotic songs.
For the Misses field. .... 49,.
on Wednesday Mrs. Agno Hunlng
entertained with an Informal sewing
party as Castle Huning. h%onoring Miss
Ruth and Miss Beatrice HELD who
are TO be June brides. The guests be-
side the honor guests were Mrs. law
renee HELD OF Philadelphia. Misses
Edith and Agnes Childers. Misses
lena and Erna Ferguson, Miss Myrl
Hope. Miss Ethel Kcmocnich, Mrs.
George Mitchell and Mrs. Lester
Cooper.
Thursday afternoon Miss Myrl
Hope and Mrs. Lesser Coouer were
Charming hostesses. entertaining for
the Misses Ilteid. II was ar Informal
sewing party. the guests making ons
dozen coat hangers for each of the
engaged girls. The hangers were
daintily covered with pretty shades OF
ribbon. At Q o'clock n r~efreshment
course was served. The decorations
were pink Inc yellow snap dragons,
giving n pre- nuptial hint as TO the
color scheme to be used In the double
wedding which will take place on an
early day N June. Those present at
this delightful party were. Miss Ruth
and Miss Beatrice Ilfeld. Mrs. Law
romeo Ilfeld OF Philadelphia. Miss
Florence Deutz OF Philadelphia, Miss
Esteile Luthy. Miss Hazel Maloy, Miss
Virginia Carr. Miss Edith Childers,
Miss Katherine Chavez. Miss Agnes
Childers. Miss Lena Ferguson. Miss
Angelica HoWden. Miss Kathleen
Long, Miss Eleanor Naughey, Mist
Bernice Hesselden. Miss Julia Kele-
her. Miss Alma B~aidridse. Miss Elsie
Kempenich, Miss Lorraine Asselin,
Mrs. Geo. Mitchell.
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Recital.