New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-23

:. an'j -. MIS-. Friday mas MAJ
the honor Of being State Oracle
for The past three years and ha
fitted the nOsiti0n most creditab1y
Mr.. F-ark Sturges, delegate ane
Ms ". r Iutz. Past Oracle o.
Santa Fe Camp were also present
VERY elaborate preparations wer'
= = for tho entertainment of tn,
Iri-'ten@ Guests by the local member
II the Royal Nciehbors in Ration.
Ladies Aid.
At a regular meeting Of the Pres
bvterian Ladies Aid held at Mrs
Henry Woodruff's Friday afternoon
the following members OF the
society were elected officers fol-
lo'7. Mrs. Frederick Snyder. presi-
dent: Mrs. r. L. Cooper, first vice
president; Mrs, Theodore Corriek
secand vice president Mrs. ]. a.
Carrrth, secretary; Mrs, Andrew
Guntcr, treasurer.
Scottish Rite Elect Officers.
At the Montczuma Lodge rooms
Wednesday night the Santa Fe
Lodge of Perfection No, !, Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons
elected the fol owing officers to
serve the ensuing year: Venerable
Master. Charles f. Linney; Senior
Warden, J. 6. r. Hammitt; Junior
Warden, c. !, Roberts; Secretary,
Charles A. Wheclon; Treasurer, T.
Z. Winter; Almoner, Fritz Muller.
Woman's Club.
A very interesting meeting of the
Woman's Club was held at the re-
sidcnce of Miss Flora Conrad. Tues
day afternoon. Mrs, b. Z. McCol.
Tough presided. Home Economies"
the subject of vital interest in all
homes was the topic. The Art and
Literature department OF the club
a'so met Immediately after the first
meeting adjourned
MIS-. Prince Honored.
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince a popular
society and leading club woman OF
II city was appointed recently by
Gov. w. F.. Lindsey on the com
mission which is to select the silver
services for the new battleship New
Mexico. An appropriation of ten
IlOuSa0I uplIdTS TOT TIC SllNVI SUI
vice was made by the legislature,
Missionary Society.
Mrs. r. l.. Creed entertained fhe
members Of the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society Monday
afternoon al her home on Garfield
street. Mrs. William NJ. Scott pre-
sided. The afternoon program was
in, charge of Mrs. 7. Z. Winter.
The meeting was largely attended
and the usual interest and enjoy
mcnt was manifested.
Birthday Party.
Corrinne Alright celebrated her
Fifth Birthday, with a very delight
full party last week. The Dining
was artiscally decorated. a
purple color scheme being carried
throughout the house and
table decorations. The guests all
enjoyed themselves very much and
wished their young hostess many
happy returns of her birthday.
B. P. o. E. Dance.
A delightful evening was spent by
a large crowd who attended the
dance given by the Elks at their
club house Thursday. Splendid
music was provided for the occasion
and refreshments were served at a
late hour to the merry guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Rapp enter
tanned at a beautifully appointed
luncheon Saturday afternoon in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. God
dard, of Chicago.
Fifteen Club.
The Fifteen Club will be enter
by Mrs. Rufus Palen, 23l
Palace Avenue this afternoon. Mrs.
A. c. Thomas will preside.
Club.
The members of the Friday Music
al Club will meet with Mrs. ]. s. r.
Hammitt at the U. s. Indian School
this afternoon.
Saturday Bridge Club.
The Saturday bridge club met with
Mrs. F. c. Reid. besides the men,
bers several guests were present.
Club.
The Monday Bridge Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Leslie A. Gillett
his week.
Mrs. E. E. Friday, State Oracle,
Neighbors. who attended the
Of the State Camp at Ration
this week, will 60 from there to
Colorado where she will
snend several DAYS visiting with her