Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-27
SATURDAY SALAD.



The Santa Fe Woman's Board OF Trade
held its regular semi-monthly meeting on
Monday last at the Worlds fair rooms.
The final report of committees showed
that the plaza benefit entertainment
netted the sum OF $l04. This entire
amount will be used for the purpose
specified, the purchase OF new seats for
the plaza. 1t has been decided, however,
that 10 per cent OF all money raised here
after by the board shall revert to the
treasury OF the organization.
This board is organized for works 1t is
expected that its entire membership shall
be working membership. 1t is not ex-
pected-it will not be permltted-that
half dozen shall do the greater part OF the
work. Every member is expected to at
which occur on the second and fourth
Mondays of each month. For each failure
in attendance upon these regular meetings
except on account of sickness, or absence
from town, a fine of 10 cents will be i'm
posed. This provision takes effect after
the first of September, and the assistant
treasurer, Mrs. Weltmer, has been in
structed to promptly collect this fee from
all delinquents. Persons having knowl-
edge of cases of restitution are requested
to report the same to Mrs. Rvenburg,
secretary of the board. Donations of
clothing or supplies of any kind for the
benevolent department should be sent to
Mrs. A. T. Grigg.
Women seeking employment or q mar
ket for labor of any kind are requested to
communicate with Mrs. Gable, chief OF
the intelligence bureau. 1t will be seen
that the visiting and relief committee is so
organized as to prevent that most i'm
portant work from ever falling into mex
perenced hands. As each term of serv-
ice expires two persons will be appointed
for six months, thus of the six there will
never be more than two new members.
The following committees have been an.
nounced by Mrs. Bartlett, president OF
the board:
Finance Committee-Mrs. Seligman,
chairman; Mrs. Pslen, Mrs. Koch.
Visiting and Relief Committee-Miss
Allison, chairman; Mrs. Mueller, vice
chairman, six months; Miss Nellie Smith /,
Mrs. Hurt, four months; Mrs. Gable,
Mrs. Harroun. two months.
Intelligence-Mrs. Gable, chairman !:
Mrs. Weltmer, Mrs. Harroun.
Industrial and Repair Department
Mrs. Palen, chairman Mrs. Seeds, Mrs.
Grigg, Mrs. Emmert, Miss Smith, Miss
Wedeles, Miss Hilgert, Mrs. Hudson,
Mrs. Hickox.
Industrial House Committee - Mrs.
Grigg, chairman; Mrs. Mueller, Mrs.
Hickox, Mrs. Hudson.
Improvement Communicable Welt
mer, chairman Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Riven-
burg, Mrs. Gable.
Reception Committee - Mrs. Prince,
chairman; Mrs. Palen, Mrs. Seligman,
Mrs. Seeds, Mrs. Koch.
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Under huge floral bell Of smilsx en-.
twined about carnations and roses, and
back OF which was true-lover's knot Of
evergreens and roses, Mr.. Chas. A. Fox
and Miss Antoinette Therese pels stood in
front OF the altar at the Presbyterian
church, in Ration, on Thursday morning
last and took the marriage VOWS. Rev
A. Mcintyre WAS the officiating clergy
man. The two brides maids were Misses
Josie Shevnin, of Denver, and Florence
Officer, OF Ration, Miss Shevnln wore
lavender silk, Miss Officer pale yellow
silk. Following them came the maid o.
honor, Miss Renee Pels, alfred in {
nile-green crepe de cbene. The bride
was escorted by her father. She was at
tired in beautiful gown Of white Ben
galine silk, trimmed in real old Duchesst
lace. The bridal veil was fast
ened with orange blossoms and thu
orange blossoms were caught here anC
there in the lace fiouncing of her gown
Little Ralph Clutton, nephew o
the bride, carrying the wedding rim,