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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
MRS. douLD LEADER or Tn
CIIn.

A program dedicated to domestic
science wns presented az the Muman's
club Yesterday afternoon. Mrs J. -.
Gould was leader. An excellent ou
tertuiumuut was given. MIR. james
walsh, "a new musician here, played
"Wcidmuug' by List and WIS heart
us ouCorod. The second number hN
Mrs. Walsh was prelude" hN ltiCh.
manor. Miss Frances Boutwell, %
secretary of the y. W. g. \. gave 90
hricf. instructive talk ON tho " "
T.. A. as q Pioneer Organization. IhN
speaker traced tho his,urs of iur
association from It's inception boo liu--
ton 90 years ago co. m, present
Worldwide s%isterhood OF several hun.
dred thousand womcn The purpose
OF the association she said i- "fhr de
vclopmcnt ut christian character and
the teaching OF service To others
Mrs. sam ~. Miller sans sWvyily.
"Eleglc" by Mussuuct. Mrs George
E,errit was accompuuistC.
Mrs. H. g. ln Belle who holds a
diploma In tho London, t%t.ngluudl
West End school of COOKERY read un
Intensely helpful paper on scraps of
Meat" Mrs Ia Belle quoted scNeral
choice recipes for making pllutuhlt
dishes from leftover meats, the re-
cipcs CLEANED from AN old English
cook book % her srandmothor's. She
advocated the purchase Of meat 10
large quantities for greater economy
and saving. 4 rcfreshmcnt cours'
served by the committee of tho duA
was o. demonstration OF how moati
may be used In sandwiches iu "a move
. STYLE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
MRS. REYNOLDS At HOME
Tn "a a. ~

80
The regular business meeting ~ The
Womeu's Christian Temperance union
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of tho president. Mrs. J. a.
REYNOLDS. 5ls W. Gold avenue.
Mrs. Morris. chairman Of The chill
welfare department 81 the local W.
G. 4. T., reported ON the Hucressfui
tea given at the Wnman's club In
honor OF tho national Representatives
Mrs. Martin, and reported "a silver
Offering OF about nine dollars to be
given to- the fund for the day nursery.
Reports OF state officers told ~ the
many affairs relative 20 thc location
OF the Frances willard school FOR
girls. and told OF the state executive
board sending u recommendation 70
the national officers In favor of helon
as the site for the institution on ace
count OF Inducements made by the
Hcieu chamber Of commerce,
hk.C-tzCuoffercd SHIN shm fhmm
Excerpts from "a letter from the
Relen chamber OF commerce regarding
Belcn as "a desirable location for thc
health OF the inmatcH Of the inHtltu-
ton were quoted 60 show The freedom
from sickness. low death rate, fnr
climatic conditions OF "a a. W that has
no sick people or health h<ekeis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
NEW YORK VISITOR CoMNENDs
\ NJ O. 4. HERE.

4 very interesting guest at the v.
W. g.. A.. this week wac Mrs. q. g.
Of WATERFOWL, \. y Mt.
Mrs sherman were stopping tu
Albuquerque fur the day en- route To
California. Mrs. sherman la % nom
Der of the board of directors uf the
Young Wumcus Christian assuciatio1
Of WutrrtuWu and b. chairman Of the
finance committee In speaking OF
the work at Mutyrt1wn. Mrs. sherman
snid that the beginning there had been
ln rented quarters like b A%lbuqucr-
uue association, but that q building
haa been Recently purchased ana that
organizations were now under way Tor
A campaign for 100000 Tor remodel
iur aud equipment which viii include
amouE other features u gymnasium
ana swimming ponl Mrs sherman
Expressed herself as surprised ht inc
'amull sum winch Wis being asked
by thr local association iu its coming
campaign iu view of the Work ac-
Cumpilshcd.
Mrs. sherman o. very much Interest
ed iu the special feature nf the work
in Aibduuoruuc win transient girls,
explaining that tnc Whtertown n-so-
citation and it, facilities were featured
largely for The large number OF girls
who were employed In the factories
pf WATERFOWL.
Before Mr.. and Mrs. sherman re-
sumed thclr journey to California
they stopped at the association and
made "a substantial gift 10 the local
association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
Why ~Albuqucrquc SHOULD Have u
Grand Opera Season.

why should Albuquerque have a
grand opera season There are many
rrnsuns aud among the many stands
nut unc-gulture Many persons, al
though well educated. are not cultur-
ed. WIS Is thls1 IL h. because they
have never had the chance to become
80 ur because they have neglected he
opportunities that have presented
themselves. Well. Alhuquerqueans
want the opportunity, therefore, they
desire an opera season. Just because
this Is "a western city We should not
be behind In culturc-hnd We are not.
This Is not an. There Is also n edu-
cntlonal value. not 10 mention the
entertainment to Doe derived from the
grand opera. and we are all capable
OF a-ppreciating IL.
A Student OF 81. Vincent Academy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
ny Nihnuufftiue w
Grand Opera season.
Why Aibuqucrquc Sllouil Have a
Grand Opctn Season.

Albuquerque high school N endeav-
oring 60 educate students In apprecia-
ton OF she best music. u Is succeed
ing welt But u can hardly grasp
the mastery %uuaiities Of grand opera
hy hearing selections from 10. Tn"
whole must be- heard as presented hs
prufoss uunlH 10 bc uuily appreciated
Music h. AN absolute necessity To thu
happiness Of 4ll high school students
Albuquerque must decide whether
grand opera or inzz shall satisfy this
desire. surely Albuquerque will prove
she Be- q city of musical culture ~ wei
ns of schools ana health by saying.
"it Shall to GRAND opera
az uirh school student. VI. T..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
A student Of 81. VIncent Academy.
Why Albuquerque should Have q
Grand Opera season.

"Step Lively Would a grand opera
season help Albuquerque 10 live up 10
this motto more than she has already
done? II certainly would. Think OF
no pleasure II would afford TO the
population We might some day have
our W talent adding TO the grandeur
Of grand opera. II is true that the
city of Albuquerque H. small nut her
love OF music IN not. A grand opera
season would help he Duke Cliy from
an educational as well as from a cul-
tural standpoint. Albuquerque would
aoo be- as great as her love Tor goou
A student of 81. vincent Academy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
a student OF ST. vincent Academy.
Why A~lbuql.crquc should Have a
Grand Opera Season.

Grand opera TO some people means
"A tedious hour or two, while to people
of higher culture and music apprecia-
ton IL rs a great privilege and pleas
ure. The latter applies 10 the people
are many music lovers In this COM
mdnity.
10 hear ono Of these artists " in
spirlng and uplifting. IL tends TO build
ideals aud TO create an atmosphere OF
refinement among US, whiuh today "
greatly needed. This lack Of refine
mcnt Is not "a great fault Of the people
but o. due 20 the lighter and less edu-
cative forms Of amusement.
The grand opera season should be
strongly encouraged in our city be-
cause ~ It's many educational institu-
lions. To these young people Il would
be Of endless value.
A student OF 81. Vincent Academy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
#IN.IMNNlE MIN ITNsT.

Inn NIII IUOTOO ~ ENNOHI NHT NIEHI
whom chiefs of the Equitable lnHur-
nnrr COMPANY OF the southwest
gathered ut the social shrine to dine,
and exchange ldeus There were 20
heads uf uu,lcirs present who hnd
bpou summoned 10 meet lr Nesilhl
Vic, president and an executive head
Of the company hsrc from Sew York
for the conference. Several OF the
diners Wcr, accompanied bN their
ladies who were honor guests. MI
Thomas Uourko. Official head OF tho
Albuquerque office and district presi-
dent as luustmustcr. Mr.. David =.
Hosenwald save an address ON The
Value of Insurance % re- business
Mans viewpoint" Mr.. j. d. llcrndon
spoke On Insurance nom "A BankeI d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
\ wNsiHNGroNs birthday
nLNEI

The members ul company n CORP
g.. Glrl Reserves dispensed with thrlr
REGULAR meeting Monday afternoon 10
celebrate M%ushinrtuu'H birthday with
"a party. a peanut hunt started the
pat.y Iu De- truly hilarious manner
riurs. After the refresh
ments. instead OF the usual toasts.
rtrh Girl in turn rtyc u compliments
airy" toast to herself one girl special
N stressed her own eyebrows another
her charm OF manner The interest
ing themes ~ each was the glrl she
knows hCst-hCr-elf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
MIR. LEIGH DECIDES
LITTER

The contest ON How Earned
Money ON the Ranch boo 1870 con-
Quoted ON the. Home pur" uf Tho Sow
MeNicp Eurulist the pJst sis weeks
has closed. Mr.. 4. V lereh. cash
icr OF the Citizens bank. adludro p
the merits uf the letters The ave- is
hnvo been made tu Mrs. Ioln Finley.
81 81. summer. fur tho best lritrr con
tanning most practical sugEo-tiuus and
general applicability Mrs. W. s.
Liffletipld, of tlift. Grant county, won
second prize. Young sam Lee Nanb,
aged ten years, received honorable
mention FOR his bright, practical letter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
FORTNIGHTIY CLuB At
Mrs. 1T tsHi.S.

The music program Of the l'ori-
,irhtly Nus,, cIub next TUESDAY eve
ming promises another treat for the
members. Mrs. Tom Hughes viii he
hostess at her home % West l'"m"
uvUnu
The numbers, arranged by Mrs.
Mcdowell will be.
Piano duet. Mrs Faw and Mrs. Nc
B0wvll.
Vocal solo Mrs H. g. Donaldson
Violin and clarinet duct, Mrs. Wen
and In. Henry BuWers.
Vocal solo. Mrs. MurriEscttc.
EITHER solo. Mr. Ncgrushorger.
Vocal solo. Mr. Klein.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
MISS MANDELL nONoRED.

A newsy letter received from TT
iayard tells OF an deliberately bcauti-
ful ceremony given In honor Of Miss
GLADYS Mundcil OF Albuquerque. who
lns been one ot the Rod Cross nurses
go 90. Buyurd the past year. The at
fair vas al "a surprise 10 b hon-
uryu.
iirat "a dinner was served by the
Red Cross Workers whcreat choice
uink roses ana 4 choice menu were
t%raturuH. LATER the company went 10
the ard where M very sick men
are. anu Miss Mandcll. gave an i'm
prumptu prUgrum OF piano selections
90 the inNuuds.
Then the He'd Cross group repaired
t0 tnc ltcd cross house wncre they
ound "a large assembly waiung IIr
them rhis gathering resolved itself
into a final uance for Miss MAndcll.
buttuB toe evening the outCvr ma
charlse OF he garrison made au clO-
queut address in which hc pald trib-
utc 20 the eiucIvncy ol Miss AiaudtEs
service at TT ba5 aru. u presented
ner WIN "a sofia goid watcn. TN The
watch was engraved. Miss Gladys
Aiaudell from ner Buuuics' tine
inNanua In tue hospital).
Mii.a Mandeil icit tnla week for FL
paao, where u viii Visit relatives
sutttal Wtvks bet0fc returning 10 the
nuutc OF her parents, Atr. ANA Aua.
AtiNc Mdnuei ut TINS city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
E-NnI.ANonERs MEIT.

The Christian EndeaNor Society OF
the Cola and BroadNA y Christian
church held their monthly business
meeting at the home Of Miss Louise
Mcdowell.
Ino coming Of VIM. shaw, "A ma
tuual e.. b.. worker. on March ~ and
the e.. T.. convention 10 be held m
June were discussed.
Plans were made for n social after
the win one campaign is over
nothing being allowed to Interfere
with that.
After tho business session, various
games were played and refreshments
served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
Mns. nOUsn Is HOSTESS.

AZ the huint % Mta o. \. ituNah
Thuraday afternoon there wiz another
81 t.e happy aocinl ane business meet
ings FOR which the Ladies' Aid society
oi b LEAD Avenue MetnodiAt church
iH famous.
OF "a social session was enjoyed. A
piano duet by ane and Mary Living
stou and u piano solo by Hricn Houp
were much appreciated entertainment
numbers. Assisting he hostess in re-
U1tv.ng aud serving were Mesdamca
u. 49, earns. Ed bass, g.. Wellington,
Houp. a. r. Robinson, Carl Mcdee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
"a nnENM or rHhN."

iTHWutIsta and ..NE'ih OF IN' l'N
marulttr Conception parish 40" plan
novel entertainment to Too
staged iu 81 Murys haU the oNtuinf
OF So. T1frick's dHN There viii pc
thirty ur moro participants, some OF
local Young people who ave nc-
ruirpd more th4u local fame In stage
craft and a. picked number OF the
.ffsr students boz tho school who have
hnJ dramatic coaching In the school
for tho past three or four years
Music. .porIll cos'uming and lighting
ghosts WH rmhyllIsh tlo drama en-
titled q Dream OF Erin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
Why Albuquerque should Have a
Grand Opera Season.

For many ycars grand opera has
not been presented In Alhuquerque.
but. owing To our progrcssiycncas In
the past year, we are to be included
In the circuit OF a well known opera
company.
From a financial viewpoint be-
ievc that an opera season will pay
In Albuquerque, because u Will bring
20 the city music lovers from all parts
OF New Mexico.
This II n Of the greatest opror-
tunities ever offered TO theater going
Albuquerque. great not only for 40
musical and educative value. but Tor
the refining ana broadening influences
10 must bear upon u lives II vii
familiarile the public with the up-r-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
Mns. nI.rL GnL. nnInnI.

An uuurttcutious but very lovely
Iriir. PARTY wa given Thursday
afternoon when Mrs 4 - Betz Was
hostess. 4 color mott developed I'm
pink and white was carried u ia
decorations and refreshments. \
gorgeous basket of pink sweet peas
adorned the table where luncheon
was served The fortunate iuNit"rS
v.r, On. Mcsiumr- knight. B'rIH-
min. Thomas. Buldridgc, ldggurd,
Nics. Garfield. Stnrtz and liumm'il,
The prize iur high score was won hS
Mrs. 1uuu,ld.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
n,nBIr DINNER An rlIIING

n took place AZ the Y NJ. O. \.
TUESDAY evening. The company were
those Jolly outdoor sports iu tho
Game Protective association who mot
to feast on rabbits with accessories
and to ro-livC the JOYS OF the hunt.
and to enjoy each others wit. u i5
said that Charley White gave 20 Chi
nese recipe for soup made out ot Sew
MnNIcn hnrnel tuAdH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
srEcIAL rRocRHM FOR

Patriotic vespcr services viii be
held ut the y. W. e.. A. rooms, 100
noon az = O'Clock. The following pro-
gram will be- rlVeni
Observation-Disclosures.
scripture ReadinE-Miss Roy.
praycr-Miss Shulcr.
Address-Dr. David spence Hin.
Vocal SolO-"uncie SAM" Kenneth
Hail.
Hendlng-MrE. Garcia.
baritone SolO-Clyde Rice.
America the beautiful" Audience,
Btucdlction.
The public IL urged to attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

10 rival the display Of the mechanical vehicles of motordom.
As a harbngcr Of springtime bliss the auto show beats the ira
dtional bluebird. The event at the armory is the cpochal event that
separates winter from spring.
There promises to be all the usual attractions at the auto show
plus several new thrills
One of these will he the classic interpretive dances by Mrs
Knight who has studied the art in Russian cities with the athest in
structors. Mrs. Knight has been here for some time and few have
known the are culture and talent She possesses.
These interpretive dances, most of them Russian, will be seen
ON a specially constructed platform each night.
II is promised there will be airships here 800, 70 take intrepid
passengers on trips to the clouds II may be that 10y the next annual
auto show we will adjust ourselves Ia airships with the same non
chalance we accept gas machines ON earth. IL is logical 10 predict
that future auto shows may be made mp Of booths stationed on the
crcsts of the Sandals, San Mateos, Sangrc de Cristos, the lcmez, and
visitors may scoot gahy from one peak to another seeing the sights
in nifty, five passenger air vehicles.
After the auto show looms the music feast of a Grand Opera
seaSon Five grand operas, each night for five nights, Think OF
seeing Aida, ~ Lucia de LAmmermoor, ~ I'll Trovatore, sung by
such international stars as Medina, Pizzormi, Grazianl McJm and
others of their ikl
The mental vision Of evening gowns, and dress suits, in the au-
dicnce; stage prima dounas and local lions, stir the pulses hut
bring a sigh Of regret that Albuquerque has not a really the play
house.
The annual campaign Of The Young Women Christian Associa-
ton is this week bringing before the attention of the community the
remarkable service Of this association to the social, religious, physical
life of Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
NIBUoUFRQUE's PLAYWRIGHT.

Joe Scotti. the Albuquerque play
wright and musical composer. Is be-
ing called 10 many places In the state.
In santa Fr last night. and tonight,
the musical comedy Friday the ism"
was staged. Clovis Elkr have engaged
Mr.. Scott for u production In the
Magic Guy where he goes next
week. and Roswell has his booking
right after the Clovis engagement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
N NII-GIRI NV"

\ lively party. Tor MEMBER Only
vat enjoyed hy Tho Kappa kappd
Glmmas last Monday evening Thr
SORORITY went en- WnssC tu Do picture
show. and then to Grim7haN Tor rec
troshmcuts. music and dancing iu the
new grille. AGAIN % was lemon
stratcd that girls are sufficient unto
themselves for real Inn. and Hr" not
dependent upon uicr" men Tor social
measures. The huuorvos of the o'-
utsion were Miss Frances Parks OF
Los Angeles and Mrs Edward Nor
gan Of El paBo. Mrs. Morgan b. "a
charter member Of the local Kappa -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
:; y; 6 a SA''ENDAn ron

Monday-Womcn's club gym class.
Company A.. Corp J.. ORR Reserves.
tith and Sth grade Firlaj.
Tuesdny-COmpany a. Corp !. Girls
Reserves CHiEh school giris). can Us
Pals club.
Wednesdny-Recreniion at Cirlr'
Welfare Home, Company A, Corp 2.
Junior Girl Reserves. tath and sth
grade girlsl.
Friday Recreation and vespers %
Indian school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
WHIT DOES ALsUoUERoUE
WANT

In order TO ascertain the puhlio
taste In the line Of entertainment Tho
Herald today a contest Ia
continue pll next Friday evening. 1he
public Is asked to = In terse letters
OF not more thar i00 words each SET
ting forth reasons why Albuquerque
should have "A grand opera season"
A first prize Of a season ticket 10
the entire series TO be given here ~
the sonora Grand Opera company.
five prizes for the noxt best five let
ters will be a ticket to the opening
performance OF "Rigoietto.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
SONGS TnOM THE onATORIo.

q uouutc uuuiuvr ttum tiandela
"M assiun Will Boz SUM ut The vcsper
gfrVIteH OF -. Junu Episcopal
tuurcu tomorrow afternoon AT aau.
Mrs. ilOsu Morrissette, ~cOntruito,
singing tnc low. lie snail reed HIS
Flock and kathryn Gr.mmcr-naiiey,
yric soprano, singing Zone Unto
AIM" Incae are Two OF the most
popular numbers Ia this greatest Of
orutorlos. On the afternoon oi las
ter sunday Mrs. Bailey VIII u Il
know That My Rcdcemcr LiNcth,
from Lis oratorio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
, COAT RIM TONIGHT

\ Wild UTTNI n N 8InTIUT'W ="
rlEa place in Elkd"m tonight
t b. Ions, In the club home. He's
vTl. eyed animal. and has been
...Iiur 0n "chili Colorado ever since
gbr.fmns Hos got &c mean DISPOSE
,... Euls say Fo And HiNty-twn
..,r Elks fear 30 is TOO true Tomor-
f1rss I~ust-namci Will know the
.. and likely Will fcol u same
va" rnurse tho goat ride isn't al.
tf..in Ii m|rntouahl, PARTON OF The
.,n..,m IH store for the near tlks.
l,b,r. Will be The impressive Iinal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
OPINIONS N CONTEST LETTERS.

The following opinions expressed by
seven feminine thinkers OF this ulty
are the first In the series % letters to
be printed In The Herald every day
AN Friday evening. The contest 10
open 10 everybody tn Albuquerque.
The subject iai WAY should Albu-
Have a Grand Opera Teaaon p
The letter may be signed by name or
initials. For the best letter The
Herald will present a prize Of a full
season ticket tn an the operas Of the
series here-hcat @ IN the ouH
tina amounts in money to $500.
For the urN five best letters The
Herald will give u front seat Ticket to
the opening opera "kigoletto."
Why Albuquerque should Have u
Grand Opera season.
Albuquerque children. sft2r hearing
selections from grand opera aften ask
their parents u they nave ever heard
the opera. As most OF the population
Of Albuquerque comes from states
where grand opera Ia an accepted as
Aurance rather than hat a once In a
life ume luxury, the answer usually IL.
yes, before I camc west
This is our west, out Alhuquerqua.
ana will he what We wish to make u.
our children should not be denied the
musical advantages which we have en-
joyed. We cannot afford to leave the
refining influences OF good music Out
OF our calldrcn's lives.
A Teacher. +. n. Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

The Tuesday Literary cluh VIII
meet the coming week Win Mrs.
boyd. Mrs. Laurence Ice Will have
"a paper OF "Amusemcnts OF South
America" Mrs. Nalliunt's paper viii
he The Where, Why u How OF
Buds"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
rmI Mrrs nIRTmbNY nlNQUEr

The annual Founders Day banquet
Of th, Phi Mn fraternity viii hc given
r,Nt Thursday evening 90 Che George
Nruot home ON West Central uNenu"
pt sis o'clock. Tho occasion viii bee
|u celebration Of the sixty eighth nm
uarrsary Of tho fraternity. Mrs
George Mitchell Is tu he official
f~IHueruuU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
DINNER AT HHIA HOME.

Miss RUBY Rhea entertained at DIM
ner Wednesday night In compliment
70 Miss Louise F~arquarson, OF Trini-
dad.
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AnT CI.Nss no HEsuME WORK.

The art class In china painting OF
the Woman's club Will begin regular
meetings again the first TO be next
Monday afternoon. March 4, at is3o
O'Clock az the home 81 Mrs. Tom
Danahy on y. Eleventh street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
DAY NrRsEnY II NEw HOME.

TIOnOOr WUrk IN me Day NuIa0If
conducted hy the Moman's club has
been accomplished. The building next
To the Episcopal church viii become
"a historic landmark whore the Day
Nursery was first opened But al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

ready This ~ 60 record uf yesterday.
But 70 served % noble purpose Tor the
beginning Of % worthy work. The
Day Nursery will open the new home
In the modern brick dwelling 322
South Seventh street next Monday.
Mrs. Cora SWEET viii be the matron
In charge. Mrs. SWEET d. not a
stranger In Athuquhrque- For some
time she was the Efficient visiting
nurse of this City. Before coming
here she had charge Of q Day Nursery
In euN for I've years. The sue
ccssful beginning OF the Day Nur8cry
here PROMISE 60 geo on 10 bigger.
uohlpr service, Parents who have
no place 20 leave little uneH ~ pre-
school lgr boo the day time are urged
Co leave thom 1t the DAY Nursery,
and visitors lre 90 be always well
coined.
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IN. B.-Items for this
page must be given to the
Society Editor before Fri
day evening. Telephone
1881

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aud toasted In Epeechmdkins. This
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