Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-19
NEW WOMAN'S CLUB is
CREDIT TO CITY.

An organization that enrolls oN
| of the most prominent and sue
cessful women who do things In
the city and which promises to be
one of the strongest civic forces
among women at present is the
Business and Professional Woman, s
club of Albuquerque, which Is
nearing it's first birthday.
This club, which is a branch OF
the national organization OF busl-
ness and professional women was
organized last summer by small
group of active women who ielt
the need of a woman's club similar
to the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs
for men, A slow and steady growth
has taken place until the club IS
now on an established basis, hold
ing biweekly dinners followed by
business meetings.
The programs of the club in
clude professional talks by It's va
rious members, addresses by out
side men and women speakers,
prominent guests of the city and
entertainment numbers. The OBJ
iect of the organization as outlined
in the printed constitution Just as
tributed is ITO promote the active
interest of business and profession
al women in the commercial, So
cial and public welfare of the
community
The variety of interests and in
fluences which are blended in the
club is indicated by the member
shin roll and classification which
follows:
Mrs. r. B. Abbott, matron, day
nursery. Mrs. Pauline Allison, Bus
mess college secretary; Mrs. Mar
caret Barnes, public stenographer
and shorthand reporter; Miss Ella
Bartlett, sanatorium manager; Miss
Bertha Benson, secretary STOCK
Growers association; Mrs. Isabel
Benson Tierney, bank stenogra-
pher; DR.. Margaret C. Brewington,
.osteopath: DIR. Margaret Cart
wright, physieian; Mrs. Nell Cor
man Otto, buyer department store;
Mrs. cecil c. Davis, radiologist;
Mrs. N. F. Dixon, librarian; Mrs.
D. w. Faw, accompanist; Mrs. ka-
tie Ferguson, state representatives
fraternal insurance; Miss Irene
Fisher, farmer; Miss Betty FitZ-
hugh, lumber bookkeeper; Dr.
Evelyn Frisbie, surgeon; MISS
Myrtle Greenfield, state bacterioh
ogist: Mrs. Howard Gruehl, COM
mercial artist; Mrs. Alta Hawker.
beauty specialist: Miss Ethel Hich-
ey. interior decorator; Mrs. Rose
K, Hudson, president Poster Ad-
yertising, company; Miss Marion
Johnson, Y. w. c. A. general sec
rotary; Mrs. Coulter Jordan, proof
reader; Miss Margaret keleher'
manager Western School for Pri-
yate Secretaries; Vera Kech, com
mercial department, Business col
lege; Miss Dulce Knox, hospitality
secretary, Y. w. C. A; Mrs Ella
M. LaBar, high school principal;
Miss Louise Lowber, newspaper
reporter; Miss Dorothy McAllister,
society editor; Mrs. Addie McAVoy,
city clerk; Miss Lola B. Martin, as
sistant foreman freight depart
ment, A. IT. e. S. F.; Mrs. Margaret
Medler, real estate; Miss A. ?. Mil
ner. photographer; Mrs. S. E. New
conner, art shop; Miss Louise
Nichols, piano teacher; Miss Mary
Paine, cafeteria director; Miss Jo-
sephine Parsons, financial secre-
tary. State university: Miss Maud
Radcliff, buyer; Mrs. Martin Riley
grocer: Miss Wilma Shelton. IL
brarian, U. N. M; Miss Winifred
Shuler, manager Ell Miramontes;
Mrs. Aida f. Sims, feature story
writer; Mrs. Clara J. Strong, book
store; Miss Martha valiant, print
er; Mrg. Blanche A. Montgomery,
head ylrgical nurse superintendent
at tie Women's and Children's
hospital; Mrs. Frances cheney
head surgical nurse at the Won
ems and Children's hospital; Mrs.
Charles E. Boldt, of the Boldt
furniture store.
The officers of the club are Mrs.
Clara ]. Strong, president; Mrs
Margaret F. Barnes, vice presl-
dent; Miss Winifred shuler, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Addie
McAvoy, recording secretary-treas-
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