The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-28

tnnf u mas been To except
The resignation Of Mrs. a.. ". Ladd.
President az the Federation. Mrs
Iadd has not yet completed the first
year Of her administration but on nc-
count % removal from the state will
not be able TO serve longer. The best
wishes OF all the club members OF the
state VIII 80 with Mrs. Ladd 10 her
new home In Massasaachuttes. where
no doubt she viii be an active factor
in club WORK az abe has been in New
Mexico. A. the FIRST and second vice
presidents are unable TO assume the
duties % the presidency az his time.
Mrs. G. r. Mason Of Roswell who Is,
the third vice-presidcnt will act as
president until the convention.
The following committee will have
charge of the program for the Gallup
convention: Mrs. Rupert r. Asplund.
santa Fe; Mrs. r. W. Parker. Sanial
Re; and DR.. Elizabeth Carmen. CAL
lup. This commitfee Il az work n
hopes soon TO be able TO announc the
special features Of the meeting. II ia
hoped that New Mexico will have a,
General Federation speaker OF nation
nj prominence for this convention.
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The following changes In club Of.
fcerg have been recently reported
Albuquerque Tuesday Literary Cub.
President Miss Martina Valiant. Sec
Rotary. Mrs. T. J Mabry. willard
Homan's Club. President Mrs. W. o.
Whitney: Secretary Mrs. ]. NJ. pickle. !
Portales womar's Club. President
Mrs. T. J. Mears; Secretary Mrs. p
r. Jordan. Dexter woman's Club.
President Mrs. 7. J.. Reyes. Cores
ponding Secretary Mrs. ]. G. Weaver.
Ration Mcdowell Club. President Miss
Hiida eeaberg. Secretary Mrs. James
X. Hunt.
The State Federation is glae TO vel
come the Woman's CIub Of Taos. This
Is q club of eleven members whose
president is Mrs. Gerson Gusdorf. and
secretary AIRS. Charles II Mexican. 4
The Study club OF Pennington re-
ports a most interesting years work.
The general subject was Our Coun-5
Try" IND one OF the special features
was a paper from each member on
her Native State" Two open meet
ings were heid-one a musicale. the !
other a program Of r.adings-and
luncheon Was served the membersl
and their guests This club has
started a Red Cross auxiliary n
Pennington. and lis members are now
actively engaged In this work..
The Albuquerque Womsn's club.
which II always planning for the CON-
fort Of the boys In the New Mexico
national guard encampment. has re-
Gently given a musicale for the sol
diers at the camp Y. NJ. G. A.
Mrs. r. l.. bradford, chairman oil
h music department OF the state
federation has been named as a MEM
Der OF the NATIONAL committee for the
establishment OF n "National Conser-
vatory OF Music" on the plan of he
great European Conservatives. The
club OF the state appreciated
the honor OF having a musician 10
well known as Mrs. Bradford for ,
their chairman.
The July number OF the General
Federation magazine which IN just out
Is full OF the grave need for watch
Double birthday Dinner.
One Of the enjoyable small affairs
OF the week was the birthday dinner
given at the home OF Mr.. Tom Beatty.
on North Walker street on last Tues-l
day evening In honor OF Mrs. Beatty
and Mr.. X. l.. Kenny. Misses Maria
and Mildred, the talented daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty. were responsible !
for the splendid three course dinner
served, and proved they were artists
in the culinary department. Unique
features OF the dinner were the indi-
vi6ual cakes served each guest bear
ing the age OF each OF the guests OF
honor. Those enjoying the hospitality
of the young hostesses were. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Tom Beatty. Roscoe l. Kenny.
Ernest Chavez, Chas Horn aud H.. :.
Lithgow.
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Engagement Announced.
OF SOC East silver venue announce
the engagement of their niece. Mira
Augusia Miller Knox, 20 Mr. Robert
Hoyt Fnkbine Of Des Moines. Iowa,
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Honorluw Governor ana Mrs. Lindsey.