The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-25
Clubs


THE MONtN'S CLUB.
one Of tho largest and most sue
ceasful programH ever given nd the
Woman'a club was that OF yesterday
when. after an impromptu board
meeting. the reports OF the delegates
to the convention OF Federated
Momnn's clubs made their reports.
The principal speaker OF the day was
Miss Jean latimer, Of the Denver
Red Cross.
Miss Iatimer. who IL giving a six
weeks course In social service train
ing nj the University. sald In part;
'"Some one hns called the Red Cross
the grandest mother OF them all" and
someone has also suggested calling
the Woman's Club the grandest
grandmother" In speaking Of the
work Of the Home Service department
Miss Tntimer mentioned the fact that
tho Red Cross Home Service had
mndc u possible for communications
to be sent from tho hnttiefieidn of
France 20 the United State. ~ re-
turn ~ he short space % 20 hours.
Miss IAiimer stated that the sentl-
mont WINS TO continue the Rcd Cross
work. and thought It specially adj
visible = re on account Of tao contac,
with tuberculosis Some chapters Will
follow the social and recreation work
rot only for soldiers families. hut for
civilians aa we'll. THE spirit OF serv-
lee said Miss Iatimer. has tnngh.
Us to cultivate tho Idea hat service ~
not over" Some pointed questions
asked wero; Have You good recrea-
ton for your girls and boys7 Have
YOU ready relief FOE ncedv familicsf
Tho Red Cross has established what
~ known as Bufeau of Community
sur vey. nOuidcr county. colorado. II
now conducting one of these surveys
which co-ordinaies communities.
Mrs. W. =. Mcdowell PLAYED several
Inspiring selections IN tho plano.
Memberships Rondo Capprlcioso.
with Romance by slbelius for an en-
core.
Report Of Delegates.
The deiernfes N ND Federation NJ
Women's C1uhs then gave their re-
ports. what other clubs In M
states are doirr'' WINS told by Mrs. J..
q. Gould, rot forgetting to maize
mention NJ tho Woman's Cub ~ Al
buQucrquc and tho estnhilqhmcnf Of
the Day Nursery. helninR the Saliva
tion Army In their noughnut Drive.
ard burning the mortgage or our
club building.
las Cruces was proud to boast Of a
$4,000 swimming pool give1 by some
KIND h%cucfnctor. reports fr1ii other
W RAANNNH go
/ Cruces. Clovis, Las Vegas, Rntrn,
Santa 70, Roswell and Tuc1mcari.
Mrs. s. T. Nann told How l.aton
| Entertained the pelcgn-cA' In a most
hosniialle mnnner.
Mrs u. v. Barnes spoke on "L.egis-
iption"-teuine how. through the
Womon's clubs, hills had been nassed
by Tho legislature Tor Chiid's Welfare
and creating the Girls Welfare Home
here.
Carrie Chapman Catt to he Here.
Mrs. Rarnes announced that Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Cntt Will be In Al
buquerquo In December and give a
lecture on suffrage ut that time.
Mrs. II. r. Ia Belle spoke on "Reso
%lutlons and Speakers"
The principal resolution was that
endorsing tho movement for an extra
session Of the legislature to pass on
the Susan u. Anthony amendment Z
NO that we New Mexico ONE may
vote In 1g2O-nnd not be compelled Ia
wait until 1924.
Othor resolutions were endorsing
the Child's Welfare bill and askine
the help OF all New Mexico clubs Tot
the Girls Welfare Home here In Al
buquerque.
Mrs. la Belle reported many inter
csting speakers but praised especially
Roger n. Motion, who delivered such
n wonderful lecture on "Amerlcanizl-
ton" that II was termed tho most
vital weapon with which 10 flghi
Bolshevism In America" Mr.. Mottof
II governor for this district for th'
National Rotary clubs and Will speal
/ here In November.
Mrs. Felix Haca. president, then In
Produced Miss Agnes Maynard OF New
York. the mairon Tor the Girla Wei
fire Home. Miss Maynard cNtcnde,
an invitation for an ome interested
20 visit tho home nj Gli south Broad
way. which will DO In readiness bl
November I.
Mrs. David r. Boyd was leader m,
! there wns a large attendance Of clul
members and friends.
Arr Display nc Wonnn's Club.
n. ~. Wagner OF the Fine Art
Shop, ~ paso. had a splendid dis
play Of water color and other pain
lngs ON Monday. Tuesday nnd Wed
nosdny Of the past week at tn
, Woman's club. Mr.. Wagner wa
pleased with the attendance n In
p torest shown by Albuquerque Ia thi
fine collection and hopes In tn
spring 10 bring "a much larger col
lection here Tor display.
Tho Art class OF the Woman's Clu'
. Will meet az the home OF Mrs. Thoma
pannhy- i2i North Eleventh street
Monday, from 1850 until . y. m.