New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-13
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State


W.gnsr.c Caves.
A very pretty wedding took place
Monday morning at the Cathedral
of St.Francis when Miss Flora Wag-
ner became the bride of NJ. Manuel
Chaves of Galisteo. The wedding
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Monsignor Fourchegu. Following
the ceremony at the Cathedral an
elaborate wedding breakfast was
served at the DeVargas hotel. Cow
ers were laid for thirty one. The
tables were decorated with masses
of sweet peas and daisies. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chaves guests were: Mrs.
Charles Wagner, Miss Onofre Wag-
ner, of Ell Paso. Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
yes, of Galisteo, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Akcrs, Mrs. A. B. Renehan, Mrs.
Jake Levy, Mrs. Ella Worley, David
P. Levy, DeForest Lord, Miss Err
nestine Delgado, Miss Josephine
Hcrsch, Norma Hampel, May Thomp
son, Lucy Thompson. Exiquia Du-
ran, Harold Coulter, of Cleveland,
Ohio, Miss Elsie Clark, of Alcalde,
! Anselmo Chaves, Librado Chaves,
margarine Chaves. Mrs. Frances Pc
ma, Miss Lola Chaves, Miss Rosarito
Chaves, all Of Galisteo. Miss. Ur-
sula Madril, of Duran. Thomas
Nicholson, of Chicago. A brilliant
reception and dance followed at the
brides home on Water street which
was beautifully decorated with guam
titles of cut flowers and ported
plants. The bridal couple left late
Monday afternoon for Los Angeles
where they will spend a fortnight,
after which they will be at home af-
ter August LIST at Galisteo.
The Prayer Garden.
Last night, as | was wandering in
the path Of dead years, I entered the
by-way to my Mothers heart. There
in I found a Garden of Flowering
Prayers. Prayers of bright hued
hope were tangled amid the morning
glories. Prayers born of patient
tears, shed when I had tried her
sorely, sparkled like dew on purple
pansies. Memory prayers of my
babyhood were cuddled away in the
pink tipped petals of a rose. In a
dainty lady slipper, l found the inn
print of my first baby shoes. Her
dreams of MY childhood lay asleep
in white anemone. Prayers for my
purity kneit in the cups of the hya-
lcinth. Buttercups held her smiles ;
and a blue bell tinkled her Mother
pride. A shy little wish for my
co~mradesllip hid in the heart of a
violet. Daffodils fashioned her hap
py thoughts.
The Gardens fragrance blended i'm
to her delight in me, swayed with
the fluttcring butterflies, then play
ed at hide and seek among the
Flowering Prayers.
Mabel Howe Rupert.
The Sunday Concert.
The Sunday afternoon concert will
be gwen this week at 8 o'clock in
the Scottish Rite Cathedral by Miss
Clraibel Fischer, soprano, and Miss
Ramona Beckner, organist. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Program.
Gayotte Moderne -. =. ......Tours
Cantilene Rustique . . .......Sellars
March Pontificale-Gounod - Miss
.Beckner
Ave Maria, from Otello-Verdi-
Miss Fischer
Berceuse -. =. =. ......... Beaumont
Cradle Song. .Frysinger
Cradle Song-Schubert-Miss Beck
............nel
Floods Of Spring =. -. R~achmaninoff
The Bird of Wilderness-Horseman
Miss Fischer
Autumn =.
Am Nicer .oCnuoert
March from Les Hugenots-Meyer-
..beer-Miss Beckner
The Methodist Aid Society of Las
Cruces and friends had a jolly time
Monday afternoon in their church
parlors telling how they earned $3.50
turned in that afternoon to be paid
on the church debt. They sewed,
set hens, made Smear case" baked
bread, in fact did most anything
they could to make money. Re
freshments were served after the
program concluded of how it was
done, and these energetic women
went out and borrowed $500, more
which finished the subscription Of
81 600 to the debt on the church
building. This will be paid by more
work on the part of the women.
Miss Onofre Wagner, of Ell Paso,
arrived the latter part of last week
to attend the wedding of her sister
Miss Flora Wagner to Manuel Cha
yes. of Galisteo. Miss Wagner may
decide to spend several weeks here
owing to the delightful climate as
the weather is intensely hot in the
Pass City.
When in doubt what to say the
wise thing to do is not to say it.