New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-04-06

HnQ 10 cdCn d WIG IS C'iiiSiuB
Called the Frequent-Earnest Prayc
Everybody there is happy,
And is singing all the while,
In the town of Don't-You-Worry,
On the banks of the River Smile.
!. Rev. J. F. Bartlett, D. I
Monday Bridge Club.
Mrs. Ralph M. Henderson will en-
terrain the Monday bridge club mex
week.
Drama Class.
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin was hostes
to the members of the Drama Clas
at her home Monday night.
M. E. Aid Society.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E
church will meet at the home o
Mrs. H. S. Lutz this afternoon a
2:30.
Sacred Concert.
This evening, Good Friday, at
o'clock at the church of the Hol!
Faith a sacred concert will be givei
and beautiful sacred hymns will b.
sung by the vested choir. X. l.
Ormsbee is choir director and Mrs
George Van Stone organist. An of
fering for missionary work will b'
received.
Missionary Department.
/ The Woman's Union of the Pres
byterian church will be entertained
this afternoon at 3 o'clock by Mrs
c. r. Linncy and Mrs. Dills at the
home of Mrs. Linney. The Mission
airy department. will have charge OF
the program. A specia! Easter of
fering will be taken at this meeting
Entertained al Valley Ranch.
Miss Lucretia Lady gave a motor
and dinner party Saturday night at
Valley Ranch. The guests were
Miss Flo Moore, Mrs. Mary Nc
Council, Mrs. L. c. Van Hecke and
Miss Frazier. Messers Jack Dean,
Dprff, John Windsor, Joseph Wood
of Golden. Colo, and DR.. Minowitz.
Mrs. Ralph Ely chaperoncd the party.
Red Cross Class.
The Red Cross sewing class held
its regular meeting Monday alter
noon and evening at the Catron
sclloo, building. A great deal Of
interest is being manifested by the
patriotic women of the city, and
several Of our fairest young ladies
given in their names as nurses
and are receiving instructions and
otherwise preparing themselves for
the service.
Class In Archaeology.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren f. Rollins
of Los Angeles entertained the mem
bers Of the Archaeology Glass at
their home Monday afternoon. Mr..
a celebrated artist, who has
been in our city for several months,
gave an instructive talk on how
TO look at a picture, using his own
paintings, including an especially
BEAUTIFUL one he calls "The Burden
Bearers recently completed, as an
Illustration.
Tea and Sale.
An Easter tea and sale will be
1eld at the Library tomorrow af-
.ernoon from 2:30 to E o'clock by
he Santa Fe Woman's Club for the
Of the building fund. Mrs.
-eslie Gil.ett is chairman. Mrs. R.
4. Hanna will have charge of the
cooking table, Mrs. Thomas Doran
IF the candy table, Mrs. Mardorf
# the fancy work and sewing table,
Mrs. Renehan is in charge OF the
.efrcshment tables and will be as
listed by several ladies.
santa Fe Club.
The Walroses of the Santa Fe
Tub inflated eight candidates Sat
friday night. DR.. James A. Massie
vas master of ceremonies and con
lucted the meeting in a most able
md dignified n regardless of
he fact that the Walruses were
ather unruly, due most likely to the
Iltitudc. The new members are Col
me. b. NJ. Cutting, Miguel A. Otero
r., Frank F. Nuding, A. J. Council,
+. Roualt Jr., c. G. Mardorf, Will
lam A. Bayer and Arthur ~Seiigman.
rhe Woman's Club.
Tuesday afternoon the members of
he Santa Fe Woman's Club and
heir guests met at the residence
# Mr.. and Mrs. Warren f. Rollins
where they were delightfully."- enter
Mrs. Rollins paper on
Creative Will in Modern Art" was
cry fine. The instrumental and
.ocal numbers by Mrs. Ramona Roll
ms Wylie, the graceful dancing by
Hiss Ruth Rollins and the dainty
title six year old Miss Wylie was
cry pleasing. Mr.. Rollins also
ontributed to the afternoons enjoy
nent by an instructive talk on the
ubject of Art. Il
congregational Meeting.
The congregational meeting held
Wednesday night at the Presbyte-
ian church was largely attended.
elder William M. Scott presided.
Ar. Henry Dendahl acted as clerk
ANNUAL reports of the Trustees, Sum
ay School, Christian Endeavor, Mis-
Society, Ladies Aid and Los
'rabajadores were presented. DR..
ames A. Massie. John HI. Walker,
nd George. T. Wells we're elected
rustees. A letter from Rev. B. T..
cCollough was read rendering his
but the congregation
to accept the resignation and
dopted a resolution of sympathy
nd good cheer extending his leave