The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-03

been In hand for the stat" WORK me
%appcals a. native people to support
the great cause for % dry state met
with marvellous success because OF th'
high esteem In which these ladies' are
held
Women In Earnest
II any idle spectator 90 the HNft
performances going ON this week
I im1gines that only the voting citi1"ns
ARE concerned In the election. 'c' MN
amblc into any of the Womcns pr@a u
iAitionS and take not of what the non-
voters are doinR aud saying. Al th"
! Equal suffrage league Thursday 1ttor-
noon was repeated The speeches that
for weeks aud months haN" character
izcd these meetings. These declnr"
Il that all efforts Of the league are t.
De devoted to promoting the campaign
for q dry state and 20 war relief work
and the matter % equal SuifrcSc Tor
which the league was organized rs Il"
bc laid on the shelf for The present 'll
thesc layer problems are settled
At the Womhn's club. committee
have been organized to go out and
actually assist In getting out voters
: to make the city county and state
r spfe for young and old. some may
remember what the Woman's club
D accomplished five years ago when
b committees opll"d a." business mos
aud asked every man to vote FOR e
clean town aud the home protection
p ticket. II was said and probably
truly that the women threw The u''-
an,e Of power To- the reform ticket aud
p elected u since the majority Wa on'A
10 q bare li3. The methods OF assisting
the prohibition campaign may Dee di'-
icrcnt this time. hu, whatever the
70 method. the Wumsus club Will win
% The women have acquired that habit
Then there Is the Furtnighily music
club that has declared for the dry
ticket. ~ cours. tn. White Ribbon
!, crs, and the school teachers and thu
church folks ~ every dynominatiun
= are talking for the dry state ,ll the
time ana more earnestly his week
than ever before The children aye
u making the appeals that are alway,
y winners With such c1rncssucss .r
~ the ranks OF uo~u-voterS. D. seems IA,
~ voters must inevitably Weld tu m.
~ psychology Of the suggestion and MAX,
'' New Mexico dr,.
- >
"'"''~ldN bitug' ~ I.ttCTtatns-
!" To III" Wednesday Bridge club.
'' il'" society comprised OF eight mem
q hcr,. is due congratulations for iu
~ ~duguIdtiug the CummCudablt lad 90
~ 'nruiu" q bNurIt, ustimc into prl
d. cccds for the Rcd Cross war work
d. Tho success. socially ana financial
~ ~ this clubs initial card party thi
;n afternoon has already been an inspira
n tiou to other individuals and organ
Ia i%B1tions to emulate their example
m There were mo- less than scycuty-nv
~ tables of card players AN busy wtt
DE- the pleasure ui the contests. this after
Ih noon In The Elks lodge rooms. Flow".
81 - and pretty girls contributed 'o tH
IN beauty OF the scene. Mudish sire,
20 suits. elaborate afternoon dresses ur
a. an exhibition Of the milllucrs art W,r
.r lu fhtuts.lNc1 t feature worthy Of 81
tendance To- the spectator The hcNy
en- girls serving the guests were an dr"s
AT ED Ia the Red Cross nurses rus,un
MS that so much enhances the charm
- every girl This function th.
~ stands out a. the most prominent Siu'
rs. patriotic week. WIS supervised oN Me
Ter DANES " ". strong. Wyldor. VILLA
&c FAR. Fred Garfield Wallace hrss,
I'll den. lioru,r J Sturtz, who make" d.
nat ,le membership vt the Woduesd,
Bridge club.
the Cav Iic,,! IN Masonic Hall
bat \ GENE, ~ variety and color go
ct. general hiIality Wa- 90, most success
toh nl halloween BAH bon th" Masonic Do,
to Wrduc~da, evening lu response Goo
.id- ,ltutiou- from the ladies 90 Tho l.'.
ON -rr star to attend e 'hosd tim, 81