Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
PREPARATIONS FOR
WHITE RfRRON rally.

The Flying squadron of speak
ers, made up OF some of the most
eminent women of the nation, are
completing the tour of ten region
al conferences In the United States
These regional conference leaders
of the national Wcman's Christian
temperance Union will be in Albu-
querque Sunday, February q, foI
an aluay program that has been
widely advertised among the 800.
900 members of the organization
as Field day in Albuquerque
n. NJ"
To meet aid hold conference
several women are coming from
other towns in the state. Miss lisa.
bel Eckles is to come from Silver
City specially to confer with Mrs
Martha p. Falconer, recognized as
one of the highest authorities or
matters of education for girls. Miss
Montana Hastings has been invited
to come from Santa Fe to meet
Welfare work OF the W. G. 7. U
Mrs. A. B. Austin, secretary OF the
Frances Willard school board al
Belen Is expected to come from
Clovis for q conference with DIR
Valera Parker, successor to Mrs
Gertrude Maetin, national head OF
the social morality department un-
der which the school at Belen OPP
crates.
DIR. Parker and her assistant
Mrs. Falconer, come specially tc
outline plans for the school work
at BelIn. Mrs, Solomon Luna, q
member of the Frances f. Willard
school board, has been invited tC
accompany the regional speakers
from Los Angeles to Belen and Al
buquerque. The w. G. r. U. OF
Belen and citizens plan a happy
day for the national officials at Be.
len. There will be u visit to the
school, and talk with students
visit to the w. c. T. u. farm
A program of Spanish songs ant
readings in English by the girls Of
the school. A dinner in the even
ing to be followed by speech-mak'
ing.
During the afternoon ehe depart.
ment heads will hold conference
with the superintendent of the
school, Miss Salle Bryant, and
with school board members.
The group will come to Albu-
querque on the morning train and
be breakfasted by hostesses of the
Albuquerque w. c. I. U. An auto
drive about the city will precede the
church services. Four of the ma
tional officers will speak in pulpits
Of four churches ten minutes at
morning service. A luncheon for
women will be in Taft hall OF
the Alvarado, 1890 to 2:15. Then
a mass meeting in the high school
auditorium when all the visiting
members and Miss Hastings will
address the audience.
The personnel of the regional
speakers to come TO Albuquerque
will be: Mrs. Margaret Munns,
national treasurer of the w. G. T..
L., a woman of culture and rare
business ability; Mrs. Deborah
Livingston. national director
the christian citizenship depart
ment. Mrs. Livingston is an elo-
quent platform speaker with de-
licious Scotch brogue, She recent
~ returned from tour of Scot
land, Ireland, England, France
and Belgium; Mrs Middleton. ma
tional head of the Scientific Tenn
perance Instruction, whose mission
Is TO keep children informed on the
evils of alcohol in order that there
may be no reversal of the prohi-
bition sentiment in coming gener-
ations; Mrs. Martha p. Falconer,
assistant to DR.. Parker, who comes
especially to advise about the cur
riculum and plans Of conducting
the school at Belen; DIR. Valera