New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-25

W. c. T. U.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, will meet this afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. A. G. Whit
tier, ia Read Street, at 2 o'clock.
Dinnsr Party.
Mrs. Maud Williams entertained
Mrs. Waters, MI. and Mrs. Crosby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Pond, Mr.. A.
]. Connell and Mr.. James Seligman
at dinner Friday evening at her
home on Palace avenue
Woman's Club Meeting.
The Santa Fe Woman's Club held
its regular annual meeting at the
Elk's club Tuesday afternoon. The
election of officers took place, and
the annual reports we're presented
by the chairmen of the different de-
partments of the club.
Romero-Behrens
News has reached the city that the
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Secundino Romero, of Las Vegas,
Miss Mary Romero, and Mr. Herman
Behrens also of Las Vegas were
married Wednesday by Rev. Father
Balland'at the Catholic church.
High School Picnic.
Miss Helen Winter chaperoned the
girls and boys of the Santa Fe High
School on a picnic Thursday. The
young people had ideal weather for
their trip to the mountains, and with
all the good things to a that helps
to make a picnic perfect the party
had one grand time.
Social at the Santa Fe Club.
Informal yet very enjoyable was
the socia.. given by the members of
the Santa Fe Club Thursday night at
their club house on Washington
avenue The event was largely at
tended by the members of the club
and severa.' invited guests. The men,
bers of the Santa Fe Club are royal
entertainers and do not do things
half way.
Rollins Wylie- Griffin.
A delightful romance eliminated
in a wedding at Gallup Friday night
when Mrs. Ramon7 Rollins-Wylic
and Mr.. c. A. Griffin were married.
Mrs. Wylie mel Mr. Griffin last sum-
mer while tr7 yelling throuci, New
Mexico with her parents, Mr.. and
Mre. Warren f. Rollins. Mr.. Roll
Inns is one of the celebrated Santa.
Fc artists who was out searching for
new scenes, skies and Indians to
paint. Mr.. Griffin is a wealthy stock
with headquarters at the Zuni
Pueblo. Mrs. Griffin is well known
in Los Angeles and is a favorite in
Santa Fe society. !
Pirate Bridge Party. j
Thursday afternoon at her home
on Don Gaspar, Mrs. Leslie A. Gil
lett entertained several ladies at a
Pirate Bridge party, given for the
benefit of the lot fund of the Santa
Fe Woman's Club. This is the latest
in card playing and just where it
originated seems to be a mystery at
present. For the past few weeks
several ladies have been playing SO
as to become proficient in the game
and an expert player was stationed
each table to teach the others
how to pay scientifically. There
were twelve tables and Pirate Bridge
promises to be the Game" hence
forth in the city.
Scout Party.
The Santa Fe Boy Scouts met at
the residence Of Mr.. A. w. Beckner
night where a farewell
party was given for their Assis-
tant Scout Master, Prof. Frank
Burton, who left for the east the
following afternoon. Every one pre-
sent had a glorious time. Refresh
were served.
U. S. Indian School.
The fifth defamation contest of
the U. S. Indian industrial school
took place at the school auditorium
night. A fine program was
out by the girls and the boys
Of the U. S. School.
I think beauty is truthfully the
of hone, and that is why
i is so e%nthralling, because the
is absorbed in its contempla-
ion, unconscious but powerful hope