The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
Dance LOVERS in TherEIenent This Week; Clubs All Busy With Social Ubi

for Mrs. ~schwenikcr. Mrs. u. W.
faw BY request played with rare
phunslng beauty. Rock Of Ages" with
variations. Letters from Miss Anna
Gordon national president OF the W.
q. r. L.. written the night before she
smiled Tor London TO the New McN-
leo union. were read. These letters
concerned the oner % Mr.. Jose Chavez
OF h use Of his school buildings at
Helcn for the training school for girls
the w 9, T. L. Is this month open
ing there.
Mrs. Atkins is a diminutive little
lady with Il tremendous appeal 10 the
hearts and conscience OF her hearers.
She declared that home making is
he greatest mission under the sun
and that u is the great mission of
womankind. That the aim OF the New
Mexico W. q. =. o.. w establishing the
Frances Willard school for girls I'd Be
len In to train the Spanish American
girlhood " h state IN the profess
sion OF home making. 10 teach the
dignity Of service In the home and 20
train FOR efficiency in home service.
Domestic crafts are to be stressed In
the institution M the ahiest instruc-
tors engaged. Academic courses. end
commercial courses will also be
taught. Mrs. Atkins said the eyes OF
the national W. &. =. 4. are fixed on
thus venture In New Mexico and thnt
there u no enterprise yet undertaken
10y any church or organization nobler
N ~ purposes than this institution.
designed primarily for the needy. ne
elected girls. The purpose is TO en-
gage IN moral aud secular education
TO prevent delinquency. This is not
TO be a rescue home. hut for poor.
needy girls The policy Of religious
t%taining The speaker declared. lis to
De absolutely n1n-sectarian. Not only
religious liberty to all students will he
permitted. hut a G student viii be
URGED to attend the church Of her own
preference regularly. Catholic and
Protestant alike will be u~ndisturbcd In
The practice OF their religion. Frances
Willard viii be the IDEAL OF oman
hood. and the teaching Christian. hut
IN no wise doctrinal. We hope too. to
start a small annltnrium FOR tuhercu-
loua girls as soon as funds permit. q"
said Mrs. Atkins In conclusion.
The committee In charge OF the re-
ception served tea, assisted by Misses
Margaret Easterday. Frances Willard
CARTWRIGHT and other high school
girls.
Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Binkemore
attended TO arrangements. Mrs. Har-
wood. a state officer. and Mrs. Porter
HELD " local officer poured.
CIuB MEETS wITH Mrs. HOPE.
Mrs. walter O.. Hope was hostess
% j tuesday club the current week
on Tuesday. There were many Things
besides literature discussed. For in
stance the prosuir subject 81 potatoes
was The theme Of animated debate.
WIN keen appreciation OF the fact
mat Householdcrs are the powers thar
be Ia regulation Of supply aud de-
Hand and therefor In prices OF food
commodities. the tadi,s present voted
TO abstain from an usc OF potatoes
untll the price becomes more reas-
enable. Ice also came In for u share
- discussion as tu the cost Of ice
books. Mrs. Pitt Ross. president. was
In the chair Tor the business meeting
and lcft To attend the reception "a
Mrs Atkins. The program Included
many interesting papers and talks
Mrs. valiant read "a paper on "Nov-
oiists Of South America The Poets
Of South America" was the subject OF
y paper by Mrs. r. j. Mnbry. Mrs.
NJ. J.. Hickey talked ON Determination
It seedlings ana presented an object
lesson In grains OF curn thai were
growing In u O Of soil and in var
'uus stages Of development Discus
sion pf current event was led los
Airs. John Milne.