The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-15
BUSINESS W0A[NS
CONVENTION TO Be
/ SHORT AND SNAPPl


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The Nafl9nai Federation o. ftunlnras
and Professional Women. mcnfInr In
convention al 81 Louis. JaN 1t-in.
have a6untNa a sensible plan a. "a
r4lf rfn<r4m Tor dis aiAlineltc
afo4p.
~We do not prueahc 70 oner any
1Nnr. fIffaomo. nross speeches 10
these 1IisInrH and professional 70
men. eaya Miss Lena Madesin phil
iipa executive eecretnry Of the huei-
mes wouen'a cpmnii'iee, and 20
whose keen brain the entire fedora
lI,n Is dtt The thing va arr after
"a 70 assemble ihis group az rcrre-
sentative from every state In
fHI mInrAnnI - waste time IN talk
ing. tui 10 help 10 solve business and
nItIII4IofaI rrnnlcma We nave lntt
- rcfnrc fsany wonderful infiA1oas
from 81. Louin pnopla IN the way ~
cnteriaInmtna for a. business women,
w intend 10 devote the entire time Of
ihe fonr-dag convention 10 hard work
and VIII have ma time 10 play, greatly
~ We appreciate che courtesy Of our
81 Lcn1n nostn and f1uch a. We wcuid
IIHe 10 accept afl Of Lhcir Invitations.
The program for tno Npllo1al Fed
trauoa a. fn l~nuskAlly even one All
the WAY through. Monday win be
taken W with retieirston, thf meet
f|| OF IHH ||Hi" OF uiFtrIufH OF I|r
National EutIncss Wcmrn'e commit
~ and the Noihtn.s Association Of
Etmmercc. A reception for the del
enates aud the visitors viii b. given
Monday Wight At the Staner hotel.
where ~ meetings Of the convention
VIII ID held.
on ~nceday me National nuslness
w mems committees and the Wbmon'a
Association 81 Cnrlmtrc- 1T the 4. :
A ulu meet ir ~eeparafe c~enrensinnr
fnr the ncceEsary tronfaction % bus
intfA The time VIII De taken up with
The usual reports Of committees. orr
kAnlrers and chalrmen. together with
me discussion OF the constitution and
Nt-lnwa Tho joint session n the two
bodies - he afternoon win he opened
~ a community sing. led BY Mrs. Ora
Itrhtner FROST. Florence Kifse, pres
ldent Of the Women's Association Of
Commerce. and Maud r. Smith. chair
lnaR Of the National Business Wo-
mems coumlttee. will ouer reports for
their respective groups. and Grace r.
Parker. national commandment Of the
National League for Women's Service.
Wall speak on the Value Of orEaniza-
ton" followed by q general discussion.
A. 4 y. M. b speakers will he Ida
Clyde Clark. on business Opportuni-
ties ~ South America" Florence Sims
on Present Status 81 Women Of Eng
land n Europe.~
The Wednesday session will be a
general one. the various topics to be
discussed being Paramount Needs
OF the Business Woman" business
Ethlcs.~ The business Woman's Re-
fpcneiblilfy IN Citizennhip." and
rHoeAng for business women The
luncheon will be distinctive because
each vocational group Of women will
lunch together TO discuss their own
problems In the afternoon. Lillian
Palmer OK San Francisco will speak on
fThe Mutual Service 81 business No-
men" together with Joanna Downs Of
Chicago. Maud Roberts Of Illinois
viii speak on the Success Of Bu.d-
neae Women" ana Anna Quinhy Of
Columbus. Emma May Of Tefre Haute
and Anna Martin Crocker Of New
York Will speak on various angles Of
lcrIaintian and civil service reform.
<bGnquei 10 the delegates will wind
M The day. with vnriour appropriate
fpfechea
The Thursday session Will Include
TIE election Of officers. the gathering
Ia Of unfinished business. the selection
-of The place for the next convention
nnl the report OF special cemnaItteer.
On Thursday nigh; the delegates will
Be the guests ~ The 81 Louis business
women al the Xrnlc.pal opera Al For
cNf Park.