New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-01

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fitted themselves in their pas
he College days.
Miss Miriam Cartwright leaves e
c Cerrillos, where she will teach thi
e coming year.
!, Miss Thelma Stephens also leave
for Cerrillos to teach.
Miss Aurora Lucero leaves for Iu
cumcari, where she will teach Span
ish in the public schools.
; Miss Lillian Parker leaves for IA
os to teach school
Miss Ada Harvey leaves for Lorls
burg to take up teaching alter {
, years rest, spent in California,
Miss Kilhelmina Vollmer who Ia,
been the house guest of Miss Auro-
{, ra Lucero for the summer leaves Tor
Las Vegas, where she will resume
teaching.
Miss Clarabclle Fisher leaves for
New York, where she will continue
her musical curse.
Miss Hazel Sparks leaves for H"s-
ton to finish her course in mus!c at
the Boston Conservatory,
Miss Helen Williams leaves for the
State College, to begin the course in
that institution.
Dancing Party
Miss Frances Person entertained on
Wednesday evening at the home of
her mothers Mrs. Ana Lesson, Ger
rillos Road, complimentary to her
house guest Miss Ruth Bird, Of Tic
son, Arizona. The lawn was decor
atcd with Japanese l%aterns, rugs and
seats, converted into "cozy corners"
the color scheme being white and
red, which was carried out by dahl
las. and other fall flowers, the COL
or scheme being followed out iii the
refreshments, which were most de-
lectable.
The guests besides the guest of
honor and the honstess were;
Misses-Nellie M. Nusbanm, Ad-
ella Muller, Annie Kaune, Beatrice
Seligman, Major Friday, Julia Kele-
Henry Kaunne, Ferd Kock.
Messers:-Manuel Manzanares, NJ.
Moses. Harold Hammill, john Wind
sor, Gustave Kaune, Eugene Griffin,
Kanne, Ferd Koch.
A most delightful evening was so
spent, both upon the lawn and i'll the
Dancing was the feature of
the evening however.
Miss Bird will leave in the rear
for her home in Arizona. The
music was furnished by the Victrola
and by ARTISTS" of the piano.
Mrs. Coins Death.
The death Of Mrs. Emma Cohn,
Which occurred at Mineral Wells,
came to her many and warm
ricnds in this city and other parts ,
II the sattc with a distinct shock. I
She had gone to the springs for her c
lcalth. having suffered for some :
inc with a tendency toward Brights :
and it was thought she would n
ain by the rest aud the use OF the f
For a time she seemed to be
covering and was to return home
hen she was seized with a stroke n
t paralysis as one of the results of +
lie illness and passed into uncon- :.
;iousness and died without regain ~
lg cognizance OF her surroundings. ii
he was one beloved by those who Il
new her best and during her resid- =
ice in Santa Fe had won the most
ncere friendship of a host of ac- >
laintances. In Las Vegas, her home :
II many years. she was known by :
early all the older residents and as :
ere, she held the most genuine res ;
ct and affection of each. The Las )
ceas Optic Monday last says: )
The funeral Of Mrs. Emma Coin, )
no died in Mineral Wells, Texas, on :
thursday, was held this morning :
the chapel of ]. c. johnson and )
ms. A large number of her friends =
ere present this morning, and paid =
e last tribute to her memory. Rev. :
Noises Bergman of Albuquerque :
nducted the services. Mrs. Harry :
Bowman OF Santa Fe, a daughter :
Mrs. Cohn. and a son. Harold Cohn =
San Francisco, arrived last night =
d attended the funeral today. They &
turned to their homes this after 4
The following friends of the .
nily acted as pallbearers: Herman =
Ilficld, Cecelio Roscnwald, Charles =
eenclay. William n. Rosenthal. Dan >
,rn and Isaac Bacharach. y