New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-02
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

Annual Praise Service
The annual Praise Service Of the
Woman's Union of the First Pres
byterian church, conducted by the
Missionary Department, has been
postponed on account of the prohi-
bition rally which will be held Sun.
day night Nov. a.. The Praise Ser
vice will be held a week from Sum-
day Nov. II at the Presbyterian
church at 7:45 P. M. All members
and friends of the society are cor
daily invited to attend, Music by
fine quartette.
Halloween Party
The junior and senior classes of
the Santa Fe High School had the
time of their lives at an attractive
and enjoyable Halloween party
which was given at the Grammar
school building Saturday night, by
the juniors complimentary to the
seniors. The witcheries of Hallowe'-
en- characterized the event. After a
bountiful repast, games were indulg.
ers of the high school, the gram
mar school, and Senator Thomas B.
Catron, president of the school board
were also present.
Spanish American Club
In the little city of Dawson, COL
fax county, there is Spanish-Ameri-
can Club that is doing splendid work
in these war times. JUST recently
J. Connolly, treasurer of the COL
fax county Red Cross received n
check for $4o.25 the VA ance Of a
collection of SIZES collected son'c-
time ago for the purpose of giving
the boys who were leaving to Join
the army a farewell reception. This
club is very active in the work of
raising funds for the Red Cross and
in giving the boys who leave the
city in response to their countries
call a loyal farewell.
Hersch-Schneider
At Los Lunas on Monday morning
in the early hours of a bright and
beautiful day Miss Josephine Her
sch, the attractive daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Hersch of this city
and Chester Schneider travelling
salesman for the Bixby and Co.,
soap manufacturers of New York
were quietly married at the court
house by the Justice of the peace of
Valencia county. The young couple
who eloped have been forgiven by
their parents, and this is most graft
flying to a host of friends who join
in wishing them all sunshine and
happiness in their romantic venture.
Teachers Win One
The girls team of the Santa Fe
high school tried unsuccessfully
Monday evening to add another vic
tory to their string over the teach
ers. The score, II to 10, was close
enough to leave the matter of sup
eriority still open to doubt. The two
teams were made up as follows:
Teachers-Helen Winter, Ruth
Stafford, forwards Consuelo Bergere,
Dolores Bergere, guards; Felicitas
Kaune, jumping center; Evelyn Nc
Bride. running center.
High - Kathleen Rolls, Gladys
Whittier, forwards; Katherine An
drews, Jane Abbott. guards; Carrie
Mae bladc, jumping center, NUN
Helm, running center.
Educational Festival
All interest is now conferred on
the annual convention of the state
teachers which will be held in this
city Thanksgiving week. Besides the
educators OF New Mexico. celebrated
lecturers, scholars, artists and musci-
ans from other states will attend. A
feature of the convention this year
will be the dedication of the new
museum. the Cathedral of the Des-
ert, that will doubtless be given wide
publicity over the country. This in
formal dedication will be in part,
a arr musical concert by the COM
poser Charles Wakefield Cadman,
of the Indian tribal folk songs, and
sacred music. Banquets, receptions,
Grand Bales, and auto drives will
leave nothing to be desired by the
great crowd of visitors who are ex-
pected to come to Santa Fe for this
notable event.