The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
ociety Girls To Aid in ArmBfce Day Work of Red Cross;
Brilliant Dance AT Huing Castle Big Event of the Past WeeE

FQSt w eeR
regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
with Mrs. II. u. Garcia on West Mar
quctte avenue. There will be a liter
airy program. with papers and talks by
the mcmberB.
PARTY AT CLUE ROOMS
WEDNESDAY.
The Social club will meet next We'd
neaday at this Masonic club rooms for
one Of the monthly parties, with the
following members acting ~ hosteseas
FOR the occasion. Mira. .. A. Riehl.
Mira Al Riehi. Mrs. w. y. Hicks aud
Mrs. Grlddie.
HALLOWEEN BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Oenevieve K~avnnacsh had n
Halloween birthday party Monday
afternoon at her HON on North
Fourth street. In honor OF hcr nth
birthday. A basket with streamers -
orange and black rndiating from IL.
formed a beautiful center piece. while
coiors OF range and black were used
throughout for decoration. The ehli-
dren played Halloween games che
guests were zona Agnes Walsh. Grace
Strong, Isabel Pinto, Fla Pine. Mary
Catherine Kavanaugb. Billy Nc
caffrcy. Thomas Mccaffrey and Le-
andre Pine.
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INITIATION AND DANCE.
The Catholic Lady Forrestera mot
Tuesday evening at 81. Mary's hall.
and made plans for a social evening
for November IS. TO follow the inifia-
tion OF six new membera. This Will
consist OF dancing and refreshments
afterwaTd. Tho committee named Ia
headed by Mrs. George Leslie.
The members who viii be Initiated
will be Mrs. umbraee. Mrs. Geul and
the Misses Anna. Mary. Lillian and
Della Morclli.
MRS. GLEAsNER ENTERTAINs
CLUB.
The Microbes cIub was entertained
on Wednesday afternoon a: Mrs. ].
Gieasner's home. on the Indian schooi
road. Mrs. Doty, county demonstra-
ton agent. gave n demonstration OF
he making OF a dress form. which
proved a very popular mode OF vary
ing the usual programs OF the club.
The next meeting. on November IS.
will be at the homo OF Mrs. n. NJ.
Hall, on North Fourth street. Mrs.
Glcasner VIII be In charge Of the pro-
gram.
FOR WORLD PEACE.
Womens organizations are busy
CIRCULATING betltluhn 10 bt sent 10 ent
conference in the Disarmament Ia
ference In Washington. The various
chapters OF the Womacs Christian
Temperance Union OF the state are
securing signatures To a petition TO
be sent with similar petitions from
90 countries. TO Miss Anna Adams
Gordon. president OF the WORLDS
w. e. 7. U. Miss Gordon will per-
sonally present the petition to tho
representatives OF nations at the peace
conferences Us an srp4esalon OF tho
membership Of the w. e. r.. H., num-
bering n million n "A half women
who pray for measures TO be taken
to disarm all nations. TO tho n I'M
the principles OF the prince Of peace
may obtain the world over.
The Lew Wallace ohaptcr Of tho
D. A. X. at a recent meeting here
passed a resolution petitioning the
members OF the peace conference to
open all sessions with prayer to God
for guidance. Attention was called to
the fact that the league OF nations
conferences were carried ON without
prayer.
? The Christian Woman's Board 81
Missions OF the Gold and Broadway
Christian church at a meeting Thurs
day afternoon al the home OF Mrs.
William Menaul passed a resolution
: petitioning the members OF the Dis
AT HAAHA'iN AouAtttn1t To uuolt an
agreement to disarm all nations. that
~bloodshed might not again drench tho
| soil OF warning nations
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MRS. MENAUL Al HOME.
e Mrs. William Menaul was hostess
. Thursday afternoon at her pleasant
r suburban home when the members
Of the Christian Woman's Board vf
? Missions and their friends we're
+ guests.
A highly Instructive and entertain,
= ing program devoted to customs and
= literature and history OF missions in
India was presented. Mrs. Swayne
presided and gave an edifying dis
course on the Miracle 81 Feeding tho
n Five Thousand" applying the lesson
4 TO missionary efroftH.
Mrs. Gentry gave an interesting
travel talk on the cities of India. Mrs.
Paul Mosley was vocalist and also
gave n paper on "A subject germane to
the days program. Mrs. ~. j. Strum-
quist gave two. readings. one from
kipling and ono by McDougall. Mrs.
N henaul gave q paper OF much his
torlc data and clever application. The
aftermath OF the literary program
p was a course OF refreshments served
~ by a COMMITTEES OF ladies In the cos-
I'd TUNES OF Hindu women.
n A resolution was PASSED ~petltionlng
e. the members OF tho Disarmament
"A guufgreura 10 dfaarfo All uuffnua