The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
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NfIE<n INTERNATIONAL Con
Cfth>k on WoNu.N ar g.ftNf.
rIt ntvnraprn on April 20 carried
fhg new ter. tnrt ~ voven dele
ratCa from thc Tinted sihffn bad sailed
10 nutnd ne International congrcan
Of Women al N0fue. So li1oriand. in
MAJ. Tho nnnlfa o. thsar - women
we're NlNE lane Addama 81 HUI
House. Chicago. Mrs Louis y Pest
wifc Of the nhaleiani hncfctap 81 The
United States Department o. lahpf
!ennnctte nankin, e.-rrrrrrensenye
"a 10 concrtsa In the Cuitcd States
Mr. Lucia Amcs Mead. Of Boston
Miss EMILY Haich, OF n%lirtoni MrH
John J. What and Mu Mar church
Terrell Of WaahlnHton. j.. q
Miss Rankin stated. ~ b q sailed.
that thu would ~ the niat meeung 81
the Conerraa o. Women In fouf years
q that ans Of The subiccis 70 b. con
niderod Would probably hc the leaeuc
Of Nations.
The American woucn are deleratcs
from the Amefirnu section % the In
farnatlonai COMMITTEE - Women for
Permanent Peace This organization,
formerly know 81 the Noniou's Peace
Party. later chanacd lts name m order
90 conscy no faisc impression that a
wa opposed TO Amcrcn's attitude On
the war. Tho mcmhcu wcru actively
engaged IN war work ~rhruuEhout tn
war period. and have supported The
alma ana purposes % the president hi
h war and ~ be cnurin 70 cstnbliah
a speedy peace N hring about the
League Of Nations.
IN fact" said Mrs. Post. you will
recall that the earlier resolutions %
this organization were the ones sub
United 70 the President and concern
inc which h. nid that thce laid down
tho best propaganda Tor permanent
peace thot had been offered. Some
o. the points were later Incorporated
by the President INTO his celebrated
fourteen points"
About 20 countries WIN BE- AZ the
conference. u n expected. and some OF
the French women who addressed the
famous memorial 20 The President
while he was IN fraifce the hfst umc
viii b. a. Hernc.
when asked N The nov nations %
CE~echo-finvia ana guro.Siavin you'll
BE represented az the conference. Mrs.
Post snld uho dii not know. but tat
she committee on Credentials would ~
ctiNe them NJ They cane The Eng
lirh-frlah problem wa settled IN 1915
A. thu conference a angle delegation
was expected. rc~preacnu.g Great hr-
tain and ireland. but divided into two
Grouus. an Irish n 4 British.
The countries expected 20 SIND dele
gates 10 this confersncc, % Norld-vtde
tralla. Austria. Belgium. bulgaria.
Cnnndh. Denmark. Finland, trceco
Germany. Great Britain and ireland.
Hmrafy. British India. Italy. the
Netherlands. Norway. Poland Sweden.
s~NitEorland. Uruguay. and me United
States
y. ". a. 4. NOTIk.
The month u psrcants Il al hand,
And oncihuncrcd pageant mahcrs OF
the rouhF Wumen's Christian asso-
clatlon are huty Arrunfinr a dramatic
outdoor pagean. 10 b. staged the iut-
ter par q tho month. This viii be
"ouf Foreign Trunk that hnl been
successfully presented by numerous
y ". q. A clubs ~ America a group
Of trainers will BE- in charge-each
special group o. The pautomimin Ora
ma 10 be- In charge ~ d special coach,
The meaning of the Y W G A viii
be presented 10 cassie symbolism.
Participants Will be richly gowued in
o. foreign lanes.
eix new members % the board Of
directora eiccted az a recent meeting
% tho board ~ nIl vscancics are
Moadnmss Williams. schumacher. Bit
net. Hickey sirour. Mchiien.
The business Women club held r.
delightful session a. the " W. build
inr Thursday evening After the u.s.
unl rluh supper, there was a May day
ENTERTAINMENT Of unusual merit that
was sponsored hy Ms - BELLE, Az
rlFtcf by Mr. Winfrey, Mrs hrond-
dus, Mirs sfuchficid The next sos
sion 81 the club holds another treat
IN store.
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