The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
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That event for which our champa
all day Sunday Tor weeks And weeha
- al hand. The golf saurnansent
opens next Saturday afternoon "a
o'clock when the qualifying will w.
done. The program 10 AZ follows.
Saturday Afternoon I o'clock, IG
lowest score for - holes.
saturday night; Dence.
sunday morning sac. first flight;
~ holes.
sunday anerapon ssoe. second
flight rs holes.
Monday mo'uIng s:so. seml-fnai
flight; ~ holes.
Monday afternoon 2.o0: final.
All day Monday there viii he a
consolation round Of 80 holes. as Ia
tie morning and ~ IN the afternoon.
There Will he three cups 10 the
winner, n WINNER up. n c~onsolaiioni
and a medal viii be given 10 the
lowest score Of Saturdays play.
outs SAINTS irom AZ ever tbs STAIR
VIII arrive lu Albuquerque to take
part ~ the tournament. Anpiranns
from las Vegas. Santa Fe. Heswsu.
Ration and las Cruces have been
heard from, mud y line up of con-
te~iants viii be forthcoming very
\. ". e. A.. Mons.
y. ". 4. 4. s,.fcfaFics Fnnertnfn
War Drldst vim Movies and
ltcfria Idnessa4.
TIE transport Huron mas just ar
rived with the recor passenger list
for French war brides. According
to Nlsa Floreace. Hisley and Miss
Caroline E. HodEdon. Y. w. &. A.
WORKERS. just returnlne after rs
months with the n W g. A., -
brides were on board. 81 OF them
Through ihe cooperation Of the
other war workers on board.
movies and other entertainments
were rivea ~ both tho brides end
their husbands. Refreshments were
served and many visits 20 cneer the
unfortunate ones that were ~sea-sick.
IL h. rt ported that there are more
to come" a. many ~ 900 we're walt
ina A. Dobarkation Camp Genlnart
near bordeaux and other Y. W. g..
A. campo aud hostess house were
crowded.
Speaking Of he high cost Of living,
q survey Will be made next montn
when all the working girls In Alhu-
uuerque will be c~anvassed ana In
tercstinK figures on that same IA. e..
l.. complied by- the national repre-
sentative Of the Young Woman's
rhrisiian associaticn
Eesidksnr Iia.pAe c-oopssutise
a srept many persons IN this city
have never heard OF the X. w. {. A.
residence which "A located Al alz
south Tltsra street ana which, som
tnar3 10 tne impression OF many who
nave heard az this home. u. not ct
all a charitable Institution, but IN run
upon a cooperative systsm. IRE gifts
erl... a.. aA.mn 49, So AM.a-- -
$40 n mouth, which covers their ca
ponses; The ifen hnipr pierefe ~ nay
the cost Of maintaining fhe establish
mcnt and not of course 10 make any
profit In other places Grin are gtt-
IN room ana board for SIS a month.
which means fhaf The residence must
operate AT a loss. The residence here
nicvss the Rsed OF the better paid
working girl who wlshes to feel ab-
Holut'l, Independent r s~eif-Hup-
porting. and yet desires the most for
lier mOn,y. She can set this. and all
10 the protection of q real home and
% the y W. name az tho resldence
Of the araooiation.
Airs Anna Weed win take charge
81 the cafeteria on Monday. Mrs.
Weed has lived In Albuquerque for
so years and il well known. The
cafeteria viii continue TO be- the same
homelikc spot with home cooking In
a downtown district. Miss May
Gleason. who ~ giving up the work.
won maui friends By her pleasant
personality.
TraNsbrrea AID tteport for snfy.
To give an idea OF just what thu
Travellers Aid IN doing tho following
figures have been made. First u may
be- well 10 explain that The Travellers
AID IL at the station for h service
Of ihe nuhlic. and that all trains en-
crpt No. . are met by Miss Clement
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