The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03

and girls, m a Splfli OF cNccllthl team
work (nlthough they didn't do the
actual pulling) hired n great big hay
wagon, bought u great big freezer of
ice cream. and hicd themselves out on
the mesa for "A moonlight picnic. The
/ girls got the wagon and the bofB the
ice cream. There wns a crowd OF
about 80, and the ride on the load OF
hay across the mesa, bright as day In
the light OF the full moon, was a
ever-to-be-forg2t!en experience.
LUTHERAN LADiIis AID MEETS
WITH PErERSONS.
The Ladies Aid Society of ST. paulis
Evangelical Lutheran church held It's
regular monthly meeting at the
Peterson home on Soath Walter street
Thursday evening. Besides the rou-
time of business, part OF which waa
the presentation by the Ladies' Aid To
tho church building fund a sum OF
$500, there was a social hour. fnvurs
of small silk American flags were
presented to the guests. There were
sc people present.
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FRANCES q. WILLARD SCHOOL.
a committee attending To the
business affairs Of the France T..
Willard school FOR Girls at Bclcn
went from Albuquerque to Bclcn
Wednesday to Inspect the farm and
W ENAfAA wv W. tNNAAhAhAAE tANh ~
the institution. Mr.. r.. Il. Cristy, the
architect. who Is TO supervise the
building was with The committee Of
visitors.
The level tract nj 20 acres uf lana
bordering the Occao-to-Occan high
way just outside the town Of Bclcn "
already green with thrifty crops uf
corn, black-cycd peas onions, sweet
potatoes, kaffir corn. beans, pump
kins, turnips. bocts, me melons. Mrs.
Radcliffe IL In charge Of the farm.
The band of men making adObcs ON
!, the land h n of the sights TO he
, pictured with u photo Of the proposed
building In syndicnted news stories
for eastern newspapers by Mrs.
: Benilia Bowman, publicity director of
+ the national w. {. z. l.. The build
ing to be erected this summer IL to
be the first unit in a group Of build
ings to he constructed later as needs
. demand and funds permit. The en-
= tire campus was skctchod and the
= site marked for five buildings Of
= which the present one Is to serve gem
cral needs temporarily aud later IL to
be devoted specially to domestic sci
4 cnce purposes. e
Gifts In money and pledges for
e support are coming In regularly, and
are expected to take a squirt when
Mrs. Gertrude Martin. national SUI
. p"erintcndcnt OF the department OF
social morality OF the national w. {.
} T. a.. comes In August. Mrs. Mary
! Harris Armour, renowned as the
Georgia cyclone" who IL this month
returning from Europe. where she
attended the worlds convention of
the W. c. r. L. will be here the last
of August to give aid In financing the
= work, and to he present at he state
Y convention OF the New Mexico w G.
n. 4. Mrs. Katherine Patterson, one
4 OF the donors to the building funds
and Mrs. Minnie $. Byrd, state cor
n responding secretary of the w. c
y r. ~ will arrive In Albuquerquo next
4 Tuesday specially to have cnnicrcuc,
with the state president here about
the Frances r.. willard school and
to visit the farm In Bclen. Mrs
d Patterson IL TO visit several New Mex
leo towns In the interest OF the insti'
tuition. The institution Is responsible,
y tor the re-birth of several of the loca
a w. G.. 7. T.. organizations OF the state
Each union IL hedging financial sup
: port and most of them engaged IN
9 sewing or quilting In preparation 70.
!. a shower of furnishings at conNen'
ton. 1t Is expected the building vii
. be ready for the state w. c. T. u
convention to he held In It The last
week In August or early In Septem'
Der. At that time several distin'
y gulshed White Ribboners Of the east
and OF California are expected to he
present.
, Miss Helen Lindsey has cona,ed
p. her pet pony, "A beautiful white mare
for the girls of the school.
h Mrs. Alfred Grunsfcld yesterday
is contributed useful accessories Tor IN,
sewing classes of tho institution, ant
n kodak.
The present building is designed Il
care for As to 80 students and toul
e teachers. Miss Sallic Bryant, former.
Is OF Portales. the past year a tcachcl
ia tho Christian Mission schools 81
y Tennessee Is TO be superintendent u
y the Frances Il. Willard school. Mis-
Cora Blood. formerly matron Of th'
Harwood Industrial School FOR Girl
u here has come this week from Penn
n s~ylvania. where she has been teach
/, ing, to take up teaching in the Fran.
ccs Willard school. Several nppll
e cants for the position OF "hous'
h mother have been received and
h highly recommended Spantsh-Amcr
Il lean teacher now In Los Lunas, vii
probably receive this appointment
II 4 teacher I'm commercial brnnchc'
Is who speaks Spanish aud English flu
n entity rs also being considered.
Personal MENTION.
MIR. Sol Weller aud children Miss
Florence, Dave and Bryon. and MIR
Julius AIandell are going up ON the
y Pecos Sunday morning.
Miss Mildred Harris left The middl,
. OF the week for Las Vegas for II WISH
y with Mrs. Dauzinger OF that city.