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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31

NJ sixty men 90 the station Tor % pre-
enlistment farewell Tuesday cVcutng
The courage of the women was shown
Joe bright fuCrS. fearless ami brave
The splendid young men, most ot
them spanish American, were KEEP;
busy shaking hands and receiving
gifts. The Yelled cuutveu wotk-
ors OF the Red Cross we're at the
station win truck loads OF fruits,
magazines and gifts Tor the pleasure"
and comfort uf the soldiers.
The local Women of the American
Army supplied each man with q
hand-knit sweater. housewives and
wooden socks Tho contributions ot
the Women OF the American Army of
the local company has been 1853 sweat
crs. housewives and socks the past
month, and 500 since April
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
MISS uER>DoN HOSTESS

Esthctic IN appointments n
notable for 1Oliity was the beautiful
luncheon given yesterday hy Miss
Alice Hcrndon to- y group of nine girl
friends The center piece Of red hot
house blooms set I'm grccncry, was cf-
iectivcly offset by the chuchet baskets
OF hon bons. tied with fluffy maline
bows. The menu consisted OF four
courses daintily served, Miss Herndon
Is Ia leave the first Of the week for
California To enter n select school for
Young laIlea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
'utDr 10 ruI wIsI."

\ current muEaziuC dvN utcd oN-
clustVolA To- nous interests has the
-uhlutu"d plans und specification fnt
the girl wlo would qualify FOR maHcu.
line favor Read It. girls. and " YOU
can pualitN. no so. Then. brcauso n
~ as true aH gospel that what's sapco
for the goose is sauce for the gandcr."
rc-wutc the same lines su%hsttutinr
the words the man IN every huo
Tor the present words the girl" also
substituting the man We like Tor tho
the firl we like"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
GOOD TIMERS 10 PICNIC.

SOOn nTtCr sNnfIso tOnlorrOW WOIn-
ing u procession OF motor vehicles
filled with members Of the Good Time
club win start to Bear canyun for an
all day picnic. Tho day will bc dcdi-
Gated To the cl.ief business Cl the club
good time. Several chOpcrOncs Will
he IN the company,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
WINS IA REFS ~
LOS ANGELES.

II was sure to happen We knew
that when Miss Hortensc Switzer APP
pearcd before metropolitan audiences
that she would receive the reclaim
due a prima donna she did last week
IN Los Angeles.
II was al the big Rod Gross carni-
val TO which the elite society OF all
the cities tributary 10 the City OF
Angels and Los Angelcans came. \
clipping from the Los Angeles Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
,LuB 10 Rr.Nsc rMDln.

The summer ru,,ss Is owe for club
women, The initial meeting noNt Fri
day afternoon tu the club rooms will
Ice devoted entirely to business. AIRS.
Mcdler, the president. viii be in
charge. The nature OF the business
and the outline tor the departmental
work and the J~.s'rhution Of the an
nual program bulletins. viii mako the
moettnA uoNt Fr1pv of particular i'm
p%ortauCc that oUrht 10 be attended b,
all members pu account of the no
Ccssity 10 eliminate Cvcry htt of IN.
necessary cNpor-u and labor during
war time, tho usual elaborate wear
book viii not b, printed this year In
stead a neat p"urram bulletin pre-
sentine the persons and the subjects
OF business. rnt,riH nment and discus
sioh has been ranged hy Mira
Stroup ana Nrs Way and these viii
be handed ont tl members who at
tent the session most Friday. The va
canCy ON tho nuI,l5l STAFF. occesioncd
hy the depattur, u| tho secretary. has
been nlled hN Oh. appointments OF IN
Margaret 'af'v Ueht as secretary.
THE rc-asscWiI. fnciul meeting and
reception to u,u Members will De held
a week from ur>t Friday. Tac club
calendar promises itch treats M store
during tho t,.f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
cllr on on>p, ,rEs ,i,HI,Es

The farewell gift OF the 1873 grad
uating class of St Niuccnt's academy
arrived Thursday aud was placed ~
the corridor Of the academy The sift
. piece ut art 10 sculpture statue
uf Il typical guardian angel. pointing
the child AT her feet the way 10
heaven. the two figures being sym
holic OF the principles of the institu-
ton that an education mus incline
h-cuvcnward.
The angel b. au cNpuisitcly nodded
figure of a young woman life size.
Craped in the classic robes of biblical
times. The ch.ld's lace b. turned up-
ward and the eyes look beyond the
pointing finger. Both faces are IN
tcuscly spiritual
The statue is 10 b" placed On q
PEDESTAL at the foot of the stairway
in the front hall
The academy has been renovated
throughout and the prospects fot a
larger number OF students than ever,
have made necessary the equipment
~ a new high school room. Another
room Is likely To he made ready To
accommodate the students. The new
infirmury an the grounds Is another
addition made during the summer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
TuEsDNY CLAB PROGRAMS our

The wear books ut the Tuesday club
are this Wcok HeinE distributed tu
member. although the fall rc-ussem-
bly, meeting viii not be held until the
first Tuesday Boz Nctohcr. The Gus
tomary course nf historic study has
been set aside tEiH year, and current
events. "fraught with greater thrills
than auy hist.fE vet written will
be presented 8t ,#rh meeting by two
speakers ot prominence. Every scs.
sion will hc % s'Wing and knitting
session for tho Red Cross. while
spcech-mihing .Ha discussions are I'm
progress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
ron PLEDGES

In compliment Ia Miss Ruth Wedge,
%patroncss. Misses Dorothy McAlliater
and Lucille Longino. pledged mem
beers. the kappa Delta M sorority
entertained az an Informal thcatcr
party last evening. Nftc, the picture
show "a simple lunch NJ the eorot.ty
home completed the u~nprrtcntious AZ
fair hat cou'n, ms In simplicity nui
the exclusion OF PUSHES a. the order
ISSUED 10y the Pan Hellenic. Present
were.
The three honor guests, Mrs. Laura
NcCullum Miller. Misses Daphne
FOrtney. Beatrice scissor. Mamie Mills
aud Jessie NanRble Miss LoniEno n
soon 90 leave tho city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
LODGE PICNIC

Those in Masonic circles. including
the ladies OF the Eastern Star, are
anticipating with lively pleasure the
coming Joliifcation the evening OF
labor Day when Reuben Perry viii
phernalia OF the government Indian
school grounds viii he at the dis
posai OF the reyeicrs. \ motor pro-
ccssion from the Masonic temple at Il
o'clock will take the picknickers 10
the grounds where the fun viii con-
tinuc for four hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
CONVENTION or WAR MOTHERS

\ call has como from Washington
to tho Sew MrNirn companies ~ the
Women Of the American Army to APP
point a delegate 90 The frs, convention
81 war mothcr- over held In thc world.
This is o. u%.tiuuIl assembly 10 be-
held In Evan.r,l.. md, September T..
~ and 90. Through sympathy with
Mrs. Alice B.II mother OF james
Bethel GRESHAM The first American
hero To die Tor liberty on French soil.
tho convention vt 'alled az the home
city OF the first wtr mother 10 make
the supreme st.rII|cs.
Tho cardinal olive back OF the or
ganization is mutual sympathy and
helpfulness lu iHr work 81 carrying
on at home tlD rVice Of enlisted
sons. Tho uffiDII. pledge Is.
For God and home NJ native mnd
We Pile Ike our .rr.ce hand In hand. "
Al the recent Meeting Of the local
company of the Women OF the Amer
lean Armv. Nr- William Mc,1urken
was named aa ths d"legate to the ma
tional convcutiuu no war mothers Mrs
McClurkeu who H n of tho most
devout work,r, n| The company rich
Is merits tho IIluIntnlcnt She viii
leave Tor Eyin.tIII" September 3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
A ON RUSHING

In compliance with a ~prohihitory
writ ISSUED hy the national and local
Pan Hellenic sorOrlties. restraining all
rushing parties during the summer
and until three weeks after college
opens. several college parties have
been called off
The order has cleared the social
calendar Of local sororities OF all dates
Tor teas. dances. etc, until the closed
season is over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
oooD-BYE GII-rs 10 SOLDIERS

The pridr " mo NY was cNprraNrd
IN the patriotic recession Of men. NO.
men aud youug people representing
organization that escorted the quota