Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-02
Las Vegas
NORMAL UNIVERSITY

Inc second meeting or tn
Mothers club for the first ant
second grades of the training
school was held Friday with 4
good number present. The clul
was first called together last weel
by Miss BERTHE Adams, who is nov
in charge of the primary depart
ment. The plan OF the club is tc
assure greater cooperation anC
sympathy between the home in.
fluences and those of the school
The meeting Friday was devoted
to one hours visit to the schoo
during the afternoon session and
to one hours social chat in Miss
Adams room. Twenty-seven Out
of thirty mothers invited
were able to come and great
deal Of enthusiasm and sincere in
terest was manifested. One Of the
first things the little club intends
to do is to supply adequate first
aid equipment for the training
school, SO that when the little tots
get bruises and bumps as they dc
almost every day in their play
time, they may be cared for in
such way as to avoid the posi-
bility of serious results from in
lection, etc.
Miss Adams has also COM
menced the organization Of a
chapter Of the Girls Friendly So
ciety, a national and international
association of young ladies' whose
aims and ideals are universal.
Miss Adams was president of such
an organization in Pueblo before
coming here. The first meeting
was held Monday afternoon at the
dormitory and a picnic followed
on Friday afternoon. Though no
officers have been chosen as yet,
there has been some discussion Of
the aims Of the society. The mot
to-, Bear we one another's bur-
dens" expresses one phase Of the
clubs activities. 1t is hoped that
girls of every occupation or pro-
tession in Las Vegas will join,
since the membership Is limited
in no way except that no married
women may belong. Miss Adams
hopes through the medium of the
society to establish a closer re-
lationship and friendship between
tho out -of-town girls here in
school and the girls and families
of Las Vegas. This will be an i'm
4 portant step toward making Vegas
q real college town, and there is
every assurance that the good
people of Las Vegas will fall in
happily with the idea. Friday,
Miss Adams addressed the Rotary
luncheon upon this subject and
the response was enthusiastic and
gratifying. AS for the girls, es-
pocially those at the DORM" they
are delighted with the plans of
the new society.
The October issue of Wayside
Tales and Cartoons Magazine of
Chicago contains a, story, Tho
WAGES If Greed" written by Phil
lie NoirSand s. o. Barker, the lat
ter an instructor in English at
the norlpal. A. compliment was
bald tbs co-authors in that the
!, YER illustration for the maya
tine was taken FROM their story
President Wagner, Misses Helen
Lindsey, Maria Sena and F'elicitas
Kaune spent the weekend at
manned part of the week, oc-
cupied with the removal of his
home effects to Las Vegas.
! The college seniors enjoyed
delightful picnic and steak-fry
Saturday evening.
The high school juniors. the coll
lege juniors and the high school
sophomores have organized their
classes this week. Officers elect
ed are as follows: College juniors
President, Louise Kimberley;
vice president. Anna Maud .Vick-
ers; secretary and treasurer. Lin
ME Danenberg; sponsor, Miss
Hsxtia AdamA Hisa school dun-l