New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-02-02

StPnt beyOnd compare
OF the plains that stretch forever,
from the sunrise to the sunset
The glory and the majesty of Gods
4 great world lie there.
Louise Paley,
The Society Whirl.
The past week has been a decidedly
interesting one. Several private
lunchcons and small dinner parties,
TWO or three dancing parties, a big
time at the Santa Fe and Elks Clubs
and the ever fascinating game of
Bridge" The regular card clubs
have also met almost every alter
noon and evening and with several
attractive events already scheduled
for this month the Capital city pro-
misses to lose none Of its gayety.
Santa Fe is truly unique and it would
indeed be a difficult task to find peo-
Pile as hospitab'e the year round as
we find them here.
Monday Bridge.
The Monday Bridge Club was en-
tcrtaired by Mrs. Frank r, Lord on
Don Gaspar.
Dancing Club.
The Monday dancing club met
with Mrs. Eugene f'iskc at her home
on Don Gaspar.
Alter Guild.
The alter Guild Of the church of
he Holy Faith met with Mrs. Rufus
PaIcn Tuesday afternoon.
Guild Meeting.
The Woman's Guild of the church
Of the Holy Faith viii meet with
Mrs. Ralph r Twitchell Friday af-
tcrnoon at 2:30.
Mrs. Ely ,Entertains.
A Bridge party was given by Mrs.
Ralph {. Ely at her home on Don
Gasoar in honor of Mrs. A. A. Jones
Of Las Vegas Thursday afternoon.
Informal Smoker.
The members of the Santa Fe Club
will give a smoker Saturday, night
February ), at the club. A large
attendance will undoubtedly be pre-
sent.
Missionary Society.
The regular meeting OF the Wom-
ans Home and Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Presbyterian church
will be held with Mrs. J. r. Wood,
Palace venue Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
ELL. VIII Eut>rt:
A brilliant dance is scheduled at
the Elks club Tuesday night Feb
ruary 6. A play "Are yon A Mason"
by local talent Friday, February l6.
An entertainment by the Rollins
Sisters late from Los Angeles, Fri
day February %.
Baea-Ortiz Engagement.
Deputy County Clerk and Mrs. Ma
nuel B. Baca the engage
ment Of their eldest daughter Miss
Aurora Baca to Rafael L.. Ortiz of
Chamita. Miss Baca is a charming
and very poular young lady and Mr..
Ortiz has extensive live stock in
%tercsts in Rio Arriba County.
Home Economics Class.
The Home Economics Class under
the direction of the Home and Child
Welfare Department of the Wom-
ans Club met Saturday afternoon
IN the domestic science room at the
High School. Miss Fclicites Kaune
delivered an interesting lecture on
Quick Bread" and also demonstrate
ed baking powder biscuit,
Payer Meeting.
COTTAGE PRAYER meetings have
been held by the Prcshyterians in
different parts of the city every
evening this week. A series of meet
ings conducted by Mr.. Mason a spe-
cial Y. NJ. c. A. evangelist are to be
held at the Presbyterian church be-
ginning Friday evening. Mr.. Mason
comes from Hinsdale, Michigan and
has had wonderful success in his
chosen field.
Musical Comedy.
An exceptionally clever Musical
Comedy entitled go Ask Willie
will be given this evening at the
Elks thcatcr by the Dramatic Club
OF the University of New Mexico,
under the direction of Joe Scott, and
music by +. Stanley Seder. This
play made a decided hit in Albuquer-
que and will doubtless have a large
attendance here
Violin Recital.
Porf. |. J. Tello. prominent Brazil
liam vio!inist and composer of world
wide fame will give a recital some
time in February. As several events
are already scheduled for February
Prof. Tello has not decided defi-
nitely as to the date or place. Music
lovers are looking forward to
this recital with a great deal of
~plcasurable anticipation.
Boy Scouts Comedy.
An interesting and entertaining
performance entitled "The Scouts
Camp on the Pecos" will be pre-
scented by the Santa Fe Boy Scouts
at the Elks theater Saturday Feb
ruary IL. This musical comedy with
late songs and specialties and incl
dentally showing the varied activi-
ties of this splendid organization
is sure to make a hit and the boys
will undoubtedly have a capacity
house. Scoutmaster A. I. Conneil,