Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-06
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
ENTERTAINED.

state W. G. T. u. A number of
White Ribboners and other organ
ization leaders were here from
other towns specially to meet the
"v,isa women from the east. IN
tho marty were Mrs, Margaret
Ntnnns national treasurer OF the
w G r. L. and head of the party
MIC deborah Knox Livingston
descendant of the famous JoIin
KNOX, head of the christian cru
2anshjp department; Mrs eliza
hotb Middleton, head of the de-
nartment Of scientific TEMPERANCE
;rstruction: DR.. Valeria Parker OF
IIartrord Conn. head of the social
y, oralitv department. Miss Sallle
prvant superintendent of the
Trances T.. Willard school at
pollen, and Mrs Martha Falconer
If New York, assistant to Dr.
Parker, a4o,. twin
The early morning motor Trip
about the city included a VISIT 70
O1d Town and the ancient church
Of San Felipe de Neri: to the GOV
ornmont Indian school, out on the
mesa. and to the state UNIVERSITY
At church services five OF the
visitors spoke in as many different
churches. Miss bryant acting as
NOW for Mrs. Falconer In the
Congregational church. Much en-
thnsiasm was created by the
sneal,ers who presented new
nbases and the broad scope OF the
About 80 ladies gathered at the
A1varado for the MONDAY luncheoi
IN taft hail, rendered by the local
w q T Il. in honor of the WISH
ING officials. General singing, SOLO
Numbers of Spanish songs by MIS-
pradford and Mrs. Miller, enliVen-
Oh the program during the service
If delectable menu at Hover
drossed table. Mrs. Keith was
guitar accompanist for Mrs. Ml!ler
and Miss Bixler, pianiste LOT ME-;
Bradford. Mrs. StrumqulS' "''oN
as toastmastress.
Among the speakers were MIS-,
Charles Sutton, welcome TO Our
Guests" Mrs. Livingston of PROV
idpnce; DR.. Valeria Parker, speak
ing specially of the Frances n
Willard school at Belen, which she
DESIGNATED as "a stunning piece OF
work inaugurated in this state for
girlhood;" Miss Sallie Bryant SUI
perintendent of the F. F.. w
school Miss Jennings of the Al,
buoueroue Biblical college; Mrs
middleton, dealing with the ecu.
lcational work in the schools any
colleges; Mrs. Max NordhauS' staI'
chairman of the State Chlld Wel
fare board, ON why the Chll'
welfare Board Merits the Fedora
Augmentation" Mrs. Munns, ma
ltionaI treasurer, on the Wori
launched in New Mexico.
An invitation was given to al
to ioin the w. c. Y. L.
Mrs. Strumquist, in behalf OF IN
local union, presented an lndlai
&. rup TO Mrs. Munns to be placed II
"Rest Cottage the former nom
, If Miss Frances e. Willard, that l
. now official headquarters Tor IN
national w. c. T. u. The claSSl
. poem, 1.-THE Weaver" written D.
. an eastern woman, accompanle'
e the rug. Mrs. NUNS accepted era
: ciously. a.
health department of the state
Mrs Harwood, state superintend
ont of scientific temperance IN
struction, and Mrs. Portertlelc
Q treasurer of the Frances e. WA
lard school funds. were introduced
Luncheon was adjourned to 9
to the high school for speech
making.
= Memorable Rally.
4 Addresses by visiting officers Q
s. the w. C. T. T. in the high schot
|. auditorium Sunday afternoon Wer
t enthusiastically applauded by a
@ audience that was larger than IN
d usual Sunday afternoon audiences
y but not as large as the occaslo
6 merited.
= Mrs. Strumquist. chairman c
c the nrogram. introduced the speak
g ers and then the audience, M
e Pitt Ross was asked to stand, an
n though evidently embarrassed, dl
e so, while the fame of his lilustrlol
p father was recited. Mr.. Kos
= father, former governor OF Ne
d Mexico, was the historic persohae
who, when senator from kansa
l. in the troubleous times followln
+ the civil war, steadfastly refuse
c in the. face of threatened death,
= cast the vote that would have IN
IS reached a president of the Unite
>. States. And in those early TIM
:, Senator Ross pledged to Miss 81
e san Anthony the support OF h
Z vote for woman suffrage.
Music by the High school o
c chestra, directed by Miss Shelto
= was most happy in effect. SON
= by the Ladies' quartette OF u
n Fortnightly Music club were tro
@ the Jubilee song book OF the
tic. II. U. A vocal duet, "F'alr NE
= Mexico" by Mrs. Schwentker al
her sister, Mrs. Beal, was a gem
harmony. Mrs. Bradford, Nsta
sonq leader of the W. c. T. U.' /
the audience in singing Miss AM
II Gordon's song, work for Entorc
g ment" .y,,
e Mrs. Middleton spoke on ST
}, xev to the Situation, " provil
l. that the young must be educated
= keep prohibition laws on the sta
mes tomorrow. DR.. Valera Pa
: ker spoke on the Department
= Social Morality and the sing
3 standard of morals for men al
l. women. Mrs. Margaret Mum
. the treasurer, spoke on THE Jul
s. lee Campaign" and the many us
/ for world prohibition and for Il
y, country the funds are being us
for. She spoke on the scientil
n research station for Child Welta
.e the w. c. T. u. has established
IS Iowa university, with an endo
y ment of $4,000.
= Mrs. Deborah Knox LVlrgsl'