Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-04-16
WOMAWS CLUB
BUSY WITH BALL
AND CONVENTION
BY KORA HENRY -MEACHAM.

BY KORA HEMRY-MEACHAM.
| The success of the sixth annual
charity ball to be held at armory
on Monday night, April II, has oc-
cupied the energies Of the Woman's
lclub during the past week. If
every one comes who is buying
tickets the occasion VIII be a huge
affair. 1t is to be entirely infor-
NAL; you may vear your newest
Easter frock and if it happens to
be gingham one it will be quite
"de rigeur." A good time is the
main feature of the evening. One
dollar pays for your dancing, the
other dollar you give to help pay
off the $4,000 mortgage on the day
nursery building. Between dances
free punch will be served. This
punch has been variously referred
to in the press as free lunch" and
cream punch" but # will be just
extra good, wet punch, served by a
committee of ladies' of which Mrs.
Inez Westlake is the chairman.
Two husbands of club members
have been persuaded to manage the
ball, Al Goodrich and s. I. Vann.
Both know how real ball should
be conducted and have promised to
make it snappy. The White Light
Ining Harmonizers siX-piece orches-
ira will supply the musical inspira-
ton and II is expected that persons
who have not danced for years will
find their feet straying out on the
floor and will feel compelled to ac-
g mpany tnem.
! On Friday, April q, the second
district of the state federation
meets in Albuquerque. Mrs, A. H.
De Long, of Gallup, is PRESIDENT;
Mrs. George Valiant, of Albuquer-
que, secretary, and Mrs. o. II.
Brown. of Las Cruces, treasurer.
Mrs. Frank II. Parker, Of Santa Fe
president of the state fedeyation,
will be in attendance. Delegates
from Gallup are, Mrs. w. E.~Clark,
president of the Gallup Woman's
club; Mrs W. b. Cantrell and Miss
Lois Randolph, state chairman OF
Americanization. From State Col |
lege, Mrs. Pansy Cullum will repre-
sent the Dona Anna county fedora
tion, and Mrs. o. II. Brown will |
come as delegate from Las Cruces. |
Delegates from the Tuesday club |
here are Mrs. Raymond Stamm,
president of the club, and Mrs. G. |
T. French; from the Woman's club, |
Mrs. J. G.. Gould, president, and
Mesdames Emily r. Labclle, AL
Goodrich, B. II. Porter, c. c. Mea-
cham, A. Gusdorf. p. X. Scheck,
II. L. Hogrefe and M. w. Thomp-
son.
The session will be opened by a
of the district officers at
Q o'clock at the Woman's club. At
$50 o'clock the meeting for all
federated clubs in the district be- |
gins with reports from clubs in the /
second district, followed by talk
on Americanization by Miss Lois
At 1880 o'clock there
will be luncheon at the Alvarado
for the state president, second dis
trict president and officers, and the
delegates. Members of
he Woman's club and Tuesday club
are expected to attend the luncheon
and officers of other civic clubs,
not in the federation, will also be
invited to be present. Tickets ($1
Der plate) for the luncheon should
le purchased early from Mrs. Emily
R. Labelle, Mrs. DeLong will open
he afternoon session at the club
with talk, after which the pro-
gram as printed in the calender
will be carried out. The topic is
,hild welfare, and Mrs s. r. Vann
s the leader. Mrs. w. G. Thaxton
will have a paper on community |
play grounds. Following the pro-
gram Mrs. r. Fl. Parker will speak
md DR.. Janet Reid, director OF
state child welfare, will close the
session with talk.