The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

The memoriai to Mary Baker Edo.
the dlscoverer and founder of Chris
tlnn Science. erected IN Mount Auburn
cemetery. AZ Cambridge. Mrss. was
today turned over TO the Christian
science board OF directors by Ebert
=. Barlow Of New York. who had
charge Of lis construction. over a
year and q half has been required 70
complete q. christinn Scientists
throughout the world nave contrib
uted. as expressions OF sentiment. the
entire ost 81 over $685. ee.
The memorial Il OF Bethel white
granite and consists OF an open cir
cnlar colonnade OF eight columns hf-
teen feet in height By a
cornice and cresting. The space In
side the eolonnade is 10 be niled with
kscwIng flowers. The columns rest
on a styiobate OF three steps. which
also rest. At enc side. on a broad plat
4<ofm az Pomptpn pink granite and, AT
ef&er. which IL about Ave feet
lower. - a double aight OF circular
steps. T1these are hanSed on each
side byfX large pyion. The pylons
were exfA$1ted n short time ago at
the American Ins9itute Of Architec-
AuHE III wv - AnO WIZ FNtN
ounced the finest pieces Of carved
granite yer executed. The detail Is
elaborated to an extent never before
attempted in granite; some Of the
stema and leaves are practically free
standing. 80 great Is the relief.
IA the Woman's Club.
On Friday afternoon the Woman's
club had one Of the most interesting
programs Of the year. Prof. c. r..
Bonnett OF the social science depart
ment OF the University of New e
leo. spoke against compulsory mill
tarssm. telling OF h unpleasant con-
ditions In countries where II exists.
han Francis Z. Wood spoke most en-
Enthusiastically for preparedness and
made his hearers anxious TO serve In
some capacity In case OF war.
MRS. II. +. LaBeile very ably 8
wered 9th speakers in a short ad-
dress. Mrs. X. ID. Taylor. president
OF the Iowa State Federation OF Wo-
mans clubs, sang Were ! a Bird
(Loean). and yesterday and today"
fspronr) and was thoroughly enjoyed
BY h members.
Next weeks program Is in charge
of the pnilanthropic department with
Mrs. c. u. Conner as leader. Mfr.
Carl Norgren has arranged the fol-
loving prpgram:
ta) Prelude, Op. 3, No. 2........
Rachmaninon
fb) Waltz. Op. 20, No. 3......c Chopin
Mrs. y. w. Faw.
fa5 Come Hither and Behold Buck
III Green Hills Far Away. Counod
Mrs. y. L. Bradford.
aa9 song OF Thanksgiving Alhsten
fb3 1 Hear q Thrush at Eve Cadman
Mr.. Orrln Padei.
fa1 soivyg's Love sons. Grieg
lb) The son of Puszta Keller Bela
Miss Olga selke.
a., ever safe with God Cantor
al, The Dny II Ended twith vio-
Tin ohlieato) ....... Bartlett
Miss Hortense ENit1er.
a, Requiem (by requesi} Homer
90 rake Heart We Weary
Mendelssohn
Afr. carl Sofgren.
fnt LlebsfFaumc ........s.ss Ll~H'
a, waltz. or. 20, No. l..... Chopin
Afr. Stanley seder.
o q
sisils sssasasc.
che child welfare department or
fbo woman club held a business
metfsa1 al $3.50 Friday afternoon.
plans are being rapidly completed
for ths Better Babies week 10 se held
ire week Of May 4. ~ Is the desir.
~ ms committee 10 maintain a chlla
geifare station FOR Al least -four weeks
nf the hottest weather A trained
aura. wlil be IN attendance and moth
s,r mln be taught and assisted ~ the
..sn 81 their babies. Much reilef
.~nsh VIII be carried into the homes
y, ~. uoorer mothers. Many church
ana other organisation have offered
,he,y eo-opefatioE and u L. probable
,se, The station may be kept open for
I" a. George ~ Knowles j. secrf-
s,d any one desirine 10 help or
~ ..,ow more about the WORK may
phone ifss"'
ahc f.~nrlniehaiy clnb. ..,
me Fortnightly riab wii nee,
r.s.s.v svsnins AZ the reslaense }.
o.ores Essfltt rhs prosram
"a. 49, nresenisn nv Miss Ssike MIS-
r.".o kt,e ufHnlns Mrt4 hfsf"