Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-11-26
WITH PROMISE OF FAIR WEATHER
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW, AND
A PROGRAM OF INTERESTING
EVENTS, NATIONAL FEAST WILL
Be REAL CAUSE FOR THANKS.
SERVICES IN MORNING;
AMUSEMENT AT NIGHT
c \ y y x X X = = y =
= The Weather. =

= says c. f. Linney. =
IS Thanksgiving Eve. y
~ "My Friend From India" at X
Is Elks Theater, $50 p. m. =
IS Thanksgiving Day. =
t< . a. m.-Mass at the Cathedral. y
is 10 a. m.-Services at Church of =
y Holy Faith y
y II a. m.-JInion Services at =
is Presbyterian Church. =
" 122-Specal dinners at hotels, =
Y schools and home" =
y 1880 p. m.-Newsboy's Dinner at =
y Montezuma. y
y p. m-Football Game at st. =
y Michaels College grounds. =
y 1880 p. m.-Entertainment Allis- =
Y on Mission School =
y 3 p. nl"Baile' with special =
y music, at Armory. =
y = = y y s = = \ N s >
The above Schedule" of events
shows that Thanksgiving day in Santa
Fe will be a day of prayer and re-
joicing.
With prospect of fair weather to-
night and tomorrow, those who enjoy
their day of rest and recreation. walk
ing or hunting, will give thanks.
The feast of Thanksgiving, perhaps,
owes its origin to the Pilgrim Fathers,
as Governor Bradford first set apart
day in America for that purpose at
Plymouth in 1921.
1t is now holiday appointed by the
president of the United States and
usually the governors of the various
states, to be observed on the last
Thursday in November. The festival
is in its essence a harvest Thanksgiv-
ing, but one usually gives thanks for
all the mercies of the year,
For this reason there are church
services in the morning.
There will be solemn mass at the
Cathedral of st. Francis, with Mon
sgnor Fourchegu as celebrant.
The Thanksgiving services at the
Episcopal church will begin at 10 a.
m. The service will be the regular
morning prayer. Music will be under
the direction of Lewellyn G. Hall,
choir master
st. Johns Methodist Episcopal
church and the First Presbyterian
church will hold union services at IL
a. m. at the Presbyterian church.
Grant avenue and Marcy street. The
Rev. J, NJ Sinner will preach the SER
mon, his subject being "a Complete
Thanksgiving. Special music will be
by the Presbyterian choir.
The Offering will be for the charity
work of the Santa Fe Woman's Board
of Trade. There will be no services
tonight at the Presbyterian church.
Dinners Galore.
There will be Thanksgiving dinners
galore. Apart from the delicious re-
pasts which are called home dinners"
with the members of the family gather
ed around the festive board, there will
be special dinners at the various
hotels. The Montezuma and De Var
gas have published announcements
the dinners at those hotels.
For Newsboys.
One of the most beautiful features
If the days celebration is the dinner
given at 80 p. m. for the newsboys
~ Mrs. Doran, wife of the proprietor
,f the Montezuma hotel. The little
chaps are small in statue, but they
will have stomachs of adult size tomor-
'ow as the delicious turkey and cram
berry sauce make their appearance.
This dinner is an annual event at the
and is looked forward to
or weeks by the 'newsies" who get
lp a good appetite working in the
,reat outdoors.
Football Game.
Those who think Thanksgiving is in
without the great game OF
ootball may have their fun by at
ending the game on ST. Michaels
'ollege grounds. 1t begins at p. m.
here the College eleven will meet the
:. S. Indian Industrial School ath-
etes. These teams have already met
everal times this season and have
n almost equal number of victories
o their credit, and, needless to say.