The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

parallel meeting will he held al 4 p. 80.
Ia the Lead avenue Methodist church
for young people.
The big meeting will be- nj night In
the Presbyterian church when the
Reverend J. Cnd4X Reagan VIII lecture
and have EtoreODtican views TO .llf
ustrate his points. Those views are
the result of the home and neld SUR
veyH OF the Inter-church workers IN
the cause that unitos it0 church ngcn-
cies and ias CHRISTIAN churches Of
America.
There viii be no effort to raise
money at any OF those meetings. All
are Invited TO be present,
REJECTION AT THE Y. ".
The first membership tea was given
by the membership committee satur .
DAY afternoon from Z 90 8 o'clock al
the Y. W. Recreation Center.
Tho room was prettily decorated
with ionquiia. During the afternoon
muaicai numbers were given by Aiss
hOricnae Switzer and Miss Evelyn
Schuler, and readings by Miss Beatrice
Hul. program had been arranged by
Mrs. James skinner and Miss Angcli-
ca Howden.
Ms, Frank Butts and Mrs W. l..
HAWKING poured. assisted BY Misses
Howden. JamisOn ana Hurley.
The members Of the committee who
were hostesses ut the ten are Mrs. W.
n, Long. chairman; Mrs. W. !. Hawk
ira. Mrs. las. Skinner, Mrs. Al Good
rich. Mrs. Lester Cooper, Mrs. Guy
Rogers, Mrs Clara u. Harris. Miss Ida
Elder. Miss Martha Naiiient. Miss
Maud Radchne, Miss Alma Baldridge.
MiAs Midegarde Erstadt, Miss Angcli-
"a Howden. Miss Katherine Little,
Miss Caroline Jamison.
.
VISPERS FOR sHUT-INs.
Miss Mary kimball OF the Y. W. G.
4. had charge Of the vespcrs at the
Presbyterian sanitorium last Sunday
afternoon. A short program was given.
Quartette. 20 Day Of Rest and Glad
ness Misses Longfollow, Hammond.
Helm, ard Mrs. Brown.
Scripture, Miss Helm.
Solo, THE Lord Is Mindful OF His
own" Miss Shuler.
Talk, Girls / Have Met In Different
Part OF the T.. s." Miss Vera BarEer.
Quartctte. The Lord IL My Shcp-
herd" Misses LonEfellow. Hammond.
Helm and Mrs. Brown.
Benediction by Rev. Hugh Cooper.
TO CREATE CIVIC BEAUTY SPOT.
The ambitions Of the Elks for their
lodge are expanding to include the
landscape appertaining to the lodge
building.
The proclamation has m forth
that the block Of sand contiguous TO
the building IN to be made to bios
som as the rose, the locust trees. cos
mos, grass and other beautifiers are
wont TO bloom. The space is TO he
an Elks park. wherein the antlered
ones and their ladies and little Elks
may roam and lounge and mediate.
A park committee has already made
blue prints OF HI ~park-to-be. with
trco-screens along the borders, cir
cuiar flower beds grass plats,. gurviuB
promenndes. AN Imposing water foun-
tain, "A complete sprinkler system. All
these plans may be brought Ia ma
tcrialize this next summer All but
the trees, and they vii The planted
and started on the way to making
shade. The corner Of Cold avonue
aud sixth street will be a Of the
ornaments OF the Uity-all due TO the
progressive lodge Of Elks whose ini-
tials B. =. q. 4. are to grow In
fragrant blooms In the park.
. (p. $. II is said there is to be a
class OF if0 candidates initiated into
the Elks at a big ceremony Of the
lodge in April. There are now so
many Elks hat the building threat
ems to sprout a wing or " TO shelter
them alD.
MUSICALE by JUVENILES.