The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
Festivities In Honor OF St. Patrick's Day EnHuen Society
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rONClION
social prelude 70 the evening pro-
gram. Mr.. Ackeraon ana Hnrold
Barton drove tho IA down. Miss
simmons returned 70 Albuquerque
With the party Sunday night
ST. PATRICK's TEA.
II said to be a tea bot n was
really a substantial supper preeldei
over by the ladies Aid committee ~
ne parlora OF the FIRST Methodist
church "wednesday afternoon. The
genial, merry spirit OF the IRISH
%tFrench) philosopher animated ihe
occasion M wa suggested in the dec
There were plates for one hundre
a. the supper that followed The in
formal social tea. The committee in
charge was Mesdnmes Tompkine,
NAlman, HeIhi.
BANQUET ron POLITICIANS.
There will o. a meeting ~ tho
stai" democratic committee here hpr.l
~ To- discuss plans for the state con
y,nlion n the years campaign. A
hanpue. 20 which ladies' az well AZ
men viii he invited is to he the he.
ginning of the campaign.
.
mrs.
a record success financially for the
Elks lodge Of clovis II the report that
has come " this ciiy OF Inc productinn
Of Joe Scottis musical comedy f.Frl-
day the Thirteenth" shown In 80
Mngir fity" Thursday night under
the auspices OF the Clovis u. y. ~. h.
rom Clovis. Scott. the composer
and coach. goes TO Roswell 10 prraant
his lutes' production. In Roswell the
people are said TO he stll, higher en-
people are nj 10 be- stili highly en-
thnslastic over previous bills staged
hy Scott.
II Is said that IN uinshers's song
shop more than two hundikdand nfty
Of scotiis muicai compositions have
The late song hit New Mexieo-
written by Miss Ethel Hickey. snt 10
music by Joe Scott. has heen popular
,ed amongst the achcol children OF the
i'ecos valley.
After the engagement IN Roswell.
SOU f. 10 make a tour Of rexas and
HEMNIsCENCE.
Women are 10 cit a. delegates in
the state convention Of bot leading
PARTIES ~ New Mexico. Women AID
This once before. Not 80 very long
:" WIZ hMNn INV nNnANNH"INU
PARTY was striving TO put the Isuil
Eioose again into the political ring
9ttor ms popular party haf suffered
defeat ana many disciples had rone
back 10 ~ progression led ng the
elephant
The state convention 0f prosresslves
WIS held ln feien Thetg were five
women delegates accredited With votes
in IA convention. Three from Hernia
mo county. one FROM Guadliupe
county, one from Valencia. These
were an white ribboners who were
Intent on getting a prohibition plank
INTO the platform ~ some political
party. Former Govsrupr Miguel
ptero, state chairman Of .ho To-
s.Ses presided, Former Governor
curry was nne OF the speakers who
argued long and %eloquentiy before
resolutions committee over the
pa -hinltion resolution, The wording
could not be agreed upon by the so
called "rabid' prOhibiiionists and tho
milder type. Judge w y, Lindsey, OF
Pnrtales, gave one OF his eloquent ad-
dresses favoring the strict straight
from-the-shouide verbiage and also
predicted that women would become
citizens before a great time. Colonel
George w. Prichard and Bronson Cut
ung. Of Santa r.. were leaders OF the
convention OF about rs delegates.
When Ex-Governor Curry brought to
NE tloor on me convention a report
o. us minorly or tie ~ssoluton
ypsh ~nlscursiun ihe WOMEN
WI the piahs ei .ne icAdeth Or even
mmu,h eiln o'ne, Fote OF hcfha-
mo county otlesatlon was spIt on
Nle Iurstl"h-tWV women Young Tor
the Curry motion ana one voting
Nhughn ana helen also voted against
the Curry mUfIuu. A dallunftH nufa-
,atnf OF w" p~rpceedihsh was x. L. -
AcAlllnter' Nlatey ~deeensedl who gave
a h~eWsphper report OF the convention
.nat Wis NOT DC ~orkotten by readers
Iho ann OF me Mpmei delegates Was
accompllshed frshloiion was adppt-
ed IN a poslucai PLATFORM and thonEh
deteoted me pFoEreasiveA nut Ia th9
hrst telling stroke In a political cam
paign Tor this cause