Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14
ONE Y. w. MEMBER
ItoD PER CENT PERFECT,

The week started out with a
PARTY Monday night. Miss Mary
Paine entertained the members of
Mrs. McCoy's class of the Lead
Avenue Methodist church. A war
time musical courtship was the fea-
ture of the evenings entertain
ment. The decorations and re-
freshments were in honor Of st.
Patrick.
Company A, Corps /, of the
girls reserve, did not meet in reg
ular session Monday; instead they
took advantage of the occasion and
went to the opera, which was very
much enjoyed.
The Woman's club gymnasium
class met Tuesday afternoon in
stead of Monday for the same rea-
son. In connection with their reg
ular class all the members were
given physical examinations by a
local physician.
+ One of the most enthusiastic
members passed her examination
with flying COlors as she was reg
itered 100 per cent perfect. OF
course that means physically. We
can't vouch for the spiritual side.
Miss Rose will begin next Mon
day. March 18th. giving free phys
ical examinations to any girl or.
woman who is interested in better
ing her health through proper ex-
ercise, clothing or food Where it
ia necessary this examination may
tie followed UP by an examination
Ly local physician. Anyone who
is interested in taking advantage of
Miss Roses offer may see her at
the recreation center, 100 North
Sc cond street.
Company A. Corps 2, of the girl
reserves, met Wednesday afternoon
at the recreation center These
girls from the fifth and sixth
grades are taking a practical
course in first aid" They review
ed their work in triangular band
ages and started on roller band
ages.
Next week the members are
planning social meeting to which
all sixth graders will be invited
Tuesday night at the c. Y. p.
club Captain Ben Seovell told some
very interesting stories about what
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war. He impressvely concluded his
talk by giving "Vive la France"
The regular monthly, meeting of
the board of directors of the Y. w.
c. A. will be held at the association
headquarters Monday evening at
7:20 p. m. In anticipation of this
meeting a number of the commit
tees have met.
The cafeteria committee met
Monday afternoon. Miss Mary
Paine director of the cafeteria
giving very grateful report of the
work of the cafeteria for Febru-
airy. There were SAIL meals served,
including special meals for the Red
Cross and Interchurch World rep
resen.atiyes.
The residence committee met at
the residence, 315 South Third
street, Thursday afternoon, with
Mrs. Peters acting as chairman.
The religious work committee
met Friday afternoon at the asso-
citation headquarters.
The finance committee met Sat
prday afternoon at the association
l eadquarters.
Club schedule for Next Week.
Monday-Company A. Corps |
girl reserves, Woman's club gym
nasium class.
Tuesday-Company B. Corps I,
girl reserves, c. u. p. club.
MISUNDERSTANDING A. Corps
=, girl reserves, recreation hour at
girls welfare home.
Thursday-Club for Indian girls,
Friday--Recreatio hour and
vespers, at. Indian school.
= Visitors at Y. VIC. A.
Mrs. Harry Wembridge. who is.
associated with the. women,s press,
tiia NJ bifcatforf NJ nss4vfsaf
board in New York, spent Wednes-