The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-06
by Aida p. sIMS
Phones fte or 8Ab.

To vote or not to vote by 1890. that
Ia the question whi,h has alb
sorbed a large portion Of Albuquer-
que society during the last few DAYS.
And tie men were as Interested Ms
the women. who took Tho ~preenuuoa
OF discussing the matter only after
the gentlemen had been well fed,
which of course, accounts for their
amiability,
Albuquerque VIII have to prove
It's metal more -conVtncingly than by
naming is streets Copper and Gold
and Lead. We hope II will all pan
out!
what do YOU think Of us today
W. may be a miniature sheet. but
We have our eyes on the world and
We promptly tell all We see as pleas
antly as possible. " ANYTHING os-
capes us it's "a we do not hear
y. as we have no ears.
THE woMER VOTERS CONFERENCE.
Thursday and Friday has been 40 thorough
% is. %peii,iesi sisnihssnss that Z seems
sish sspss, and the human and vital real.
tiles a. they appeal 70 women are fener'
ally passed over by the cold and dispassion'
'ts Prsss ~. ..,.., ,ou,.
mand 10 the ambitious reporter. and 90 be-.
You'd being Informed Of an exact program
u the events In their chronological order,
meetings miss al the color snd the stimulus
whieh IL infused into them by The perten'
sliy Of the distinfalshed women who spoke
Is only sitting 70 pay a tribute TO MTs
Catt, aud her companions. d. NslsriA Park
p. Miss Marjorie shuisr and Miss isssie
Hsvet for ths inspiration which they
hroaght to Albuquerque women. and for the
information which they furnished them.
., 9n mt rAs sS.sI. d M he ROAR Ssn. 'S Siub s' n. ps sT.,
women who have enjoyed ths, privilege
on IhugdSy nigh' there sac = VS. bsnsqe,
more than one hundred and twenty ave poo.
pie, and at which each o. the women in the
slsi'iSs party sgSss, sSdss h"nSs t %,ss
on the suffrage question.
woMAS's CLUE L5SoHros. .
vas given over yssisrisy 20 /" luncheon In
honor Of Mira. Carrie Chapman Gait and her
E;Tiy.:, S,.. sAYl,T r., Ind M,'' on h' TSSr.d R5:
night. The club was brightly decorated in
rcd and green. with poinsettiat on every
sundrsd women we're served 70 81 s%ssslisn,
luncheon, dvIing, which Mrs' Guy Rogers
sang Ave Marie" and an encore "i,h
great feeling and sweetness, sud Mrt. Nc
Dowell played. giving "a an encore a coin
poaiiion, Of her own, which was rnosi heart
The luncheon wAs presided over by Mrs
Felix bAea, Who called upon the speakers.
Miss shnler gave q most interesting address
on Child Welfare, adding many new facts
to the tAlks hitherto given and shedding =
new light on the sort % work which women
may do to bring better legislation for the
protection u women and children.
II do not mind having he hog ind hi
fullest expression In life. said Mics shuleT
but ! do objee, TO having him granted q
bigger appropriation than are our babies
Miss Hkver's talk on tho n, G. L. IL hlly
covered 10 another saction OF the paper.
suffrage In spAniSh Amsrica
Mrs. uar spoke most particularly on
~suffrsge 10 spanish american countries
stating that the greatest held for the I'm
NnHIanNU NmNmF Ia M EnMuNmh AmWENNAN
communities and that there viii be = bis
Sork right here IN New Mexico. Tho neNl
International eoHfereng, for WemAu's suf
frage, Mrs. Gait aAid. would be held h
Madrid. spain, In April, Mrs. Gait will prob
ably attend. There win be q Pan American
suffrage convention IN Argentina In 1879
also.
Spanish stated Mrs. Gait will be- th'
third diplomatic language. Now that Ger
man has been eliminated, spanish viii taxi
Its place with French and knglish.