The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-13
womnns club Keep orsn Housc-

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session ~ the local club. when dele
gates made official reports Of the
memorable convention of 1871. After
rfuch discussion % the feasibility ~
setting aside the regular program
listed in the year book for the day on
account Of the unwonted festivities m
the city and the state conventions Of
women war workers and the ". .. T.
T.. II was decided T. hold tho yched-
uled program. and TO invite Mrs. Lind
vey 60 be an honor guest at an infor-
mai reception to out Of own visitors,
that followed the brief program on
civics. On this program Mrs. Lindsey
graciously consented to speak. and
came to the club from the public meet
ing In Arcade hall where she addressed
the state white Ribboners earlier in
the afternoon. Miss Anna Gordon, ma
tional president cf the W. 6. T. L..
was also an honor guest who addressed
the club during the meeting. The pro-
gram on civlcs was directed by Mrs
- y Bittner, leader ~ the day. Mrs
r. y Barnes discussed school Build
.ngs as Community Centers." \ roll
call brought responses rccitinE efforts
NJ gardening. Music OF the superior
brand for which the club is noted in
ierspcrscd the papers and talks. Most
inspiring we're reports 81 delegates
from the convention at Gallup. and
gratifying was the news that the Al
buqucrque club presented the most
notable report Of the years work in
philanthropy. child welfare. civics and
| every department.
| pup,h.r 90 .I,, = 49,. N.I...s..
10 the war congress and White RIB
boncrs convention were present by
snccial invitation 10 enjoy the hospital
ity ~ tho club.
During the reception hour many
comments were made ON Mrs. Lind
scy's address that urged all club WON.
en- "a lay aside all social interests and
aid IN" aus ~ prohibition the rom
ing three weeks. and on Miss Cor
don's uplifting suggestions Of patriotic
service.
The gowns worn were tho hand.
soonest Yet seen this season
The musical program of the after
noon included. club singing OF the
Star S~pangled Banner and America,
led 10y Mrs. Bradford. \ splendid
seNtettc by Miss Valck's violin stu
dents. q SONG Soldier Of Mime writ
ten and sung by Miss Ruth Thurman.
a vocal duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Dean.
q song by Mrs. y. e. Schwenkter. and
the closing song Fair New Mexico
sung 10y Miss Grace Winfrey accom- e
panied by Beatrice HIN. A talk by
Miss Colgcr on college extension work
was a we'll received contribution to
this patriotic entertainment Refresh
mcnts were served by Mesdames
strong, Anderson and Andrews.
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AUXILIARY Has Notable ProErnm--
Thursday was "a red letter DAY for
women Of the city and state Dn that
day the wOmen's war congress opened
th" sessions of It's initial convention.
Mrs. Alfred Gruusfeld acting licuten-
ant Cor Mrs Lindsey. arranged a series
Of uplifting speeches that opened "A
new world OF thought to all who heard
them. The evening session was spe-
ciallN fine. M"s. Lindsey was chief
speaker u Ia her happy way ana
low pitched voice talked To the women
of thcir part In this grcat state and
national crisis. Every soul was new
N couscrratcd after hearing her. Vo.
cal solos. and a violin seNtettc 10y
Miss Nalrts pupils diversified the
speeches. OtEer speakers were Mis-
Anna Gordon of the national " G. T.
Miss iordon's address is printed
elsewhere In the paper. Miss Ruth
Miller, head of the state Industrial ed
uratiuu. gave q talk replctu in prac.
teal advice. Miss .!oyc told Of IN,
work III" pcming women are doing
for soldiers in devoting an their tim,
90 entertaining them. Miss Colgci
talked ON college extension work.
Q .
Miss Cartw right Married.
Cards have been received On Alhu
qucrgu' announcing the marriar. o.
Miss Laura Cartwright Co Mr Nal
colin Paterson iu Oakland. cal. Octo
Der q On cartwright. mother O.
! the bride. returned Wednesday from
Oakland, where she went with he
daughter for the ceremony Th
, bridal scene took place in the HON
al the groom.- brother in Oakland
Elaborate decorations OF yello,
chrysinthcmums accustomed the pa
pcrs to speak of the event as
'ChrN>idthcmum wedding. tn
brides maid WIS her sistcT. Airs Der
IAll iAAIll'lt l'f AllIEhlft lhFl
wright OF his city vino went froi
i, her home In bakersfield 10 attcn
the wedding Tho Eroom's man wa
his brother.
Tho brides patriciiu charm Wa
accented IN the smart tailored suI
ana picture hat she wore after IN
ritual "a wedding dinner was serve
Ia the bridal party and relatives !
y the Oakland hotel Soon after ga
dinner the newly wcds slipped ava
and left for some unknown dcstina
ton for q we weeks honey noon
Cards that Mr. tud Mo-
Paterson viii be 1T home 90 the.
friends az 55as TAFT gyenue after Cd.
tobcr 90 On Cartwright rrth,
supplements this report with the new
that he new nine room home .s ga.
nishod and ready TOT tho uccupuu.
OF TN" bridal couple ON their rctur
The Old scottish family OF Pticr-,
Is worthy OF the brides name m
parents OF thoh latter Rev ira can
wright deceased once head OF
Methodist missions iu NcNlco and ii
southwest and IN. Margaret ,BI
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