New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-21
community. He stated that IL the

community. He stated that IL the
girls we're properly instructed in
home keeping and in the art OF do
nestle science there would be fewer
divorces, and less unhappy homes.
He suggested in the demonstration
of ideal homes, to erect a little three
or four room adobe house near the
Frances E. Willard Industrial school
building, and stated he would be
glad to be one of a group to offer
a prize to the girl conducting the
most perfect home for three months.
DR.. Evelyn Frisbee, of A%lbuquer-
que, superintendent of health, spoke
Interestingly on the three groups OF
patients being benefited by systema-
tic work and clinics conducted in
Bernalillo county, and the attention
being given to the Girls welfare
charges.
Announcement was made that Mrs.
Gertrude Martin, executive secretary
of the Associated College Alumnae
of America, sent her greetings to the
convention in the form of a pledge
of fifty dollars for the school. A
poem by Mrs. Martin, Follow the
Clean of the Holy Grail" was read
by Mrs. S~trumquist, and the resolu-
tions of appreciation of courtesies
from Santa Feans were also read.
The vocal selections by the Pres
bvterian choir, directed by Mrs. l..
B. Laekey were delightful features.
Miss Anna Gordon's song, Work for
enforcement" was sung by Mrs. Lam
cling Bloom, the audience joining in
the chorus. The session closed with
prayer by Rev. Kortkamp, pastor of
tine Presbyterian church.
Invitations were received by the
W. c. T. L. to hold its next annual
convention at Ration, Carlsbad, and
Santa Fe. Among the distinguished
visitors attending the convention
was Mrs. Maude l.. Green, of East
Vaughn. She is a member of the
International Preachers Association,
and of the Federal School of De-
sign.
News that will interest Santa Fee
ans is the probability of the Frances
E. Willard school being moved to
this city as the Chamber of Com
merce has made an official offer Of
$4,000 cash and a building site as
an inducement to the directors to
locate the school here. The board
will consider this offer as well as
other proposals. The school is To-
Gated at present at Belen and the
assets there with the community
backing the enterprise is an attrac-
tive one.
The officers elected for the ensu-
ing year we're:
Mrs. Anna Wilds Strumquist, AL
b%uquerque, president; Mrs. C. o.
Harrison, Santa Fe, vice-president-
at-large; Mrs. Minnie Byrd, Santa
Fe, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Jennie Weaver, Ration, treasurer;
Miss Stella Sloan, Santa Fe, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Laura Lowe.
Fe, Assistant Secretary.
SuRerintendents to head twenty
departments of work were appoint
ed by the executive board and rati-
fed by the convention before ad-
iourn ment.
The new official board met Mon
day morning to elect the members
the board of directors of the Fran
,es E. Willard school for girls. The
membership of this school board to
serve the coming year is: Mrs.
chairman; Mrs. Edgar
Santa Fe, vice-chairman; Mrs
Thomas HARDWOOD, Albuquerque, sec
Mrs. A. d. Porterfield, AL
,uquerque, treasurer; Mrs. Minnie
Byrd. Santa Fe, Mrs. Seery, Belen,
Hrs. A. b. Austin, Clovis.
The social features included an
elaborate one O'Clock luncheon in
of the visitors by the local
members at the Parott Shop Sat-
Irday. Mrs. NJ. C. Mechem was hos
ess at a delightful tea at the ex-
cutive mansion for the visitors and
nembers at 5 O'Clock Saturday af-
ernoon. On Sunday afternoon the
Fe Chamber of Commerce took T,
he visiting ladies on a sight seeing
rip around the Capital City. ,
And there avn SoA v,a., .z1- II r