The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-20
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Young Waiter PRnnick was host 90
q number Of riends Yesterday after
noon al q picture show party. The
occasion was a birthday anniversary.
After the hour at The picture theater
the com pany chaperoned by Mrs
Pannick repaired to the hosts home
IN the stein apartments where the
neutrality-suspicious. Of the party
was served.
With Ncndfc- and Thumbs
Though n~eedIework was m xeuse
for industry. the real business OF a
party at Mrs. G. y. Chidester's Satur-
day afternoon was that % taking ana
laughing. OF course. a delicious lun-
cheon came in for a fair share Of al
teniion and praise. Fourteen ladies
were present These included Mes
DANES J. n. Holman. John Franklin,
charles Warrington. Mary Shafer.
JESSE Ri1undt, Porter. Henry Kelpo.
Fred Hammer.
Moman'S Way
A progressive philosopher formerly
~ A~lhuquerque, now In Roswell. has
written that he has been much inter
ested in reading accounts Of the
womens war congress and federated
organizations with their lofty pur-
posSs ~ cooperation. This thinker
and pklia 1~thropist has stated tina, ne
women have tho power 10 accomplish
whatever they viii, and suggested that
their combined efforts be to counsel
with heads OF all nations and after
the present gigantic struggle Is over 10
insist on = federation Of nations 10
be organized similar to the federation
81 states. a cooperative government
that viii have the authority and pow
or 10 police the world. The writer
SAYS Having noticed accounts OF the
wumens meetings held IN Albuquerque
and noting that New Mexico women
are leading the nation In many move
ments solidifying various organiza-
ions. II occurred 10 me that the idee
mEhi be made into "a concrete plan
by New Mexico women aud started on
a national tour 20 gather Strength.
Women, who have long struggled for
industrial ana political Justice must
recognize humanity's inter-dependence
ana realize that the time b oppor-
tune az the close 81 this war Co con
centrutc all forces on a grand idea 90
make a new world superior 10 the one
that existed before the war Organized
womankind can accomplish this.
Yes II ought Ia be done, and may ps
done but women are clever enough
Co %relinauish leading part in such a
scheme. as thcy Do in other big pians.
They suggest and urge and pat W"il
ou the back. and let the ss.en think
theS DO Il aIl--aii the Dig things II
life Women are content tn have men
take the glory Women merely want
results. So this great IDEA ma be
worked out. 10 should be Throurh
congestion the men Will DO h. Th''
viii come u time heu W. may
Dream dreams ~ happy dayr
Dreams ~ beauty and peaceful WAYS
when ths patriot's love Tor native !urd
D. crowned by love Tor fellowmen
This dream b. now being fulfilled
Th, love IT feilowmen has inspired =
union az several allied nations " ~
inevitable hat this argument With th'
European central power viii be SUE
roeled bS the United states ~ tn
world The mon are doing o. Women
are cheering Them on
Hoys Assemble at Ihtnqnet-
seventy-two boys Of that interesting
middle age. on the verge - manhood
gathered In the y. N g. a han Tues
day evening 10 feast and % toast ench
other and their aims The toastmAs'
Ter Of the evening was g. o. Cush-
man. Men who addressed The com
nanv IN after dinner speeches were
Messrs ~. l. Fox. A. b. McMiilen, J.
rs. L~andefeld. \. W. Renning Future
statesmen among the boys wis re-
suoudcd 10 tonsts we're Don 'aNa-
naugh. Edmund Clayton Max Pray
and the three recently elected ON
Gers N the boys department howeii
raw, George Bryan, Austin 'ushman'
o q
GOV. Lindsey Trusci- for Dry .""s'-
ga4ernar LINDSEY has started on an
4 "a. cato IN make ga fn fol