The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07

IN PRISON CHILL
Two \. w. q 4. .>es.f<r is- 70.
turned from France IN ne PRISON rsil
Of the army transport F~i0ff@H0fE on
her last tric. They we're 0na<o Gonf-
Ger % C~I<v<iAnd. q. an1 nary Anirr.
500 % Hud=,u- VIA
Mas ooo's.< hea been N Frnne~
osrma1, and kn<'e1d or ne 20, -
publicity 4>rsr.nsnt Il sse rs,,san,
War Work csnn1Ii ana Ma xnder-
va had been. Ter fuuffa1n monih1
y. W. C. A. SECRETARY IN charge of
q nurses hrt n an Amy hospital.
They came NON Liverpool VIA
hrcst with .ome si<<y Epen<h war
brides and nfs<en children. "a mas
ne 1r-t time that y. ". G. A. -ecrs-
or English wives " Amsrican soificr<
on ueir trip 20 their new homs. me
army order came - late that the prs
on cell was the only nrniiahi. cehin
on the boat hccordirFlV "a ane tarn-
Cd over 70 The \. w. g. A. uorEen.
Both nc~crcfnfics acted y a con-
tinuors information -@rvic~ On the
TRIP. They answered qass,ions aoout
View Yerh % s,sssis' WAX. mss
,ecturea every day on the geography
o. The United States IN order that ths
new citizen misht have sons UNDER
standing % the tnetness Of the com.
Try gave lectures o. American Gus
toms. cooking and styles. Told each
~ much a. they corId about ne city
or town % which they were 6oIns.
Ihs BRIDE. varied IN a<s from SOW
of them Amsric. was an almost undis-
covered counfry. Oth<rz we're we'll
acquainted with u through ffiends o.
through reading Practically al 81
them had been in active war s<rxlca
With the W. n. ~ Ma o. me w. n A.
F's or some other % uomsn's ser
vices. auxiliary 20 branches ~ thu
army. The youngest child was ais
Ss oss o. sn nss and = ne eldest Steven:
with the Scottish women Hoapitaiera
In Serbia during the course a. the
war End had been = prisoner for rIx
months under the cuinnriana. was on
her way 10 America. where she ua1
inlned a. the dock hy her husband.
whom she had first met m earbln.
where he rna with an American ani-
omclais Of The boat uers dsilrhssd
90 have been relieved OF answering
technical questions Of American
houaekoepina and The brides uero
nlad 70 ret the authentic Information
which only a woman would give them
They ell met AZ tea -tlUr zach afrar-
moo TO discuss the problems which
were 20 be met IN their new homes
and tho Y. W C. A. workers served
Mrs. Tom panahy ws. hostess n a
meeting Of NE Tss.aas iirlass club.
Personal INTENTIONS.
Don't for<ft that although Tar
Day for the chiIeren'p day nursery
lasted only today that there n nothing
"a psessnt your making any ccntrihn-
nss a. sss s%s 70 ss,s ne .s s,as,ss
could use more mfnIms&
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Hennsft Leave
tomorrow for California with their
three children. Mar Louise. Bunny"
and Master BiIiy Henneff. and expect
to pass The sap.msr on the coast.
Mr, ana Mu. n Il. niumen.chsln
aud little daughter Helen o. New YORK
and Tnos left Aihuuuefeus this week
on a three weeks overland trip 10
Denver and hack 10 Taos Both art
lists viii sketch en- route. Mr.. Hlumen-
srheln'a recent work viii be on exhlld,
tion az the Santa Fe mussum the COM
Ing week.
Mr.. and Mu Horace Greenwood.
Jr, who were recently married IN
this city. passed through here on
their way 10 their future home IN
philadelphia last evening. MI. ard
Mrs Greenwood NJ. spent several
days IN Aibuaueruus enroufe east
from California during The earlier
part OF tho week.