New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-02-16
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State



Jacobs-Boyle.
Miss Elsie Jacobs and Mr.. Yer
Boyle Of this city were marrie'
Tuesday afternoon February thir
teenth, in Denver, Colorado. Will
the wedding was no surprise to thei
many friends here, they had care
fully concealed the time and plac,
selected. Miss Jacobs left abou
three weeks ago to visit a sister il
Illinois and Mr.. Boyle slipped ava!
a few days ago and met his brid'
in Denver on her return. Mis-
Jacobs has been one of the mos
popular and efficient employees a
the capitol where she held respon
sible positions in the offices of tn,
secretary of state and land commits
%sioner, resigning from the latter
few weeks ago
AR. Boyle has been a resident o
Santa Fe for many years and is tn,
principal owner of the famou.
Clarendon garden of this city.
He spent the greater part of tn,
past summer at Columbus where h,
served as one of the Captains il
Col. Abbotts regiment, having beer
one of the organizers and long al
officer of the local Militia Company
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle will return
shortly and make their home here
Leonard. Myers.
A wedding of interest to many II
Santa te was that of Miss Phoebe
Ellen Myers and Mr.. Joe M. Leon
ard. formerly OF this city, which was
solemnizcd at GAINESVILLE, Texas, Sa.
turday, February 3. MI. and Mrs
Leonard will make GAINESVILLE their
future home.
Crearson-Taylor
At the parsonage of the ST. Johns
Methodist Episcopal church Monday
afternoon, Mr.. James c. Grcarson OF
Gallup and Miss Natha1ia Taylor OF
Pennington were married by Rev
+. J. Hammond, pastor of the church
Mr.. and Mrs. Grearson will reside
in Gallup.
Homo Economics Class.
The members of the Home Econ.
omics Class. under the direction OF
the Home and Child Welfare De-
rartment of the Santa Fe Woman's
CLUB met al the Catron School build
ing Saturday afternoon. Mrs Yontz
demonstrated sponge cake. The
meetings are very instructive and
interesting ard are we'll attended
Missionary Society.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society OF the Presbyte-
rian church will be entertained by
Mrs. Paul A. f. Walter at her home
on Palace avenue Monday afternoon
February 10, at 5 O'Clock.
Suffrage Meeting.
The members Of the Congressional
Union for Woman's suffrage held
a meeting Wednesday evening at
: 80 at the Assembly Hall in the Old
Palace. The meeting was called BY
Mrs. Kate M. Hall.
Mrs. Rolls Entertains.
Mrs. James A. Rolls was hostess
a very pleasant "Tea" Monday af-
tcrnoon at her home on Palace ave-
nue..
Aid.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. William ]. Fauth at
her home on Santa Fe avenue this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Musical Club.
Friday afternoon February twenty
the Friday Musical Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Fl. B.
on Palace Avenue. The next
program will be composed mainly Of
Numbers.
Monday Bridge.
The Monday bridge club was en-
tertained by Mrs. H. D. Sears.
Party.
Mrs. !. B. McManus and Mrs. R
Ormsbee are entertaining at their
about thirty six guests at
this afternoon.
The Santa Fe Boy Scouts have
been busy nearly every evening for
past three weeks rehearsing and
otherwise preparing for a Comedy
they will put on at the Elks
nrtra house Saturday evening. This
is an actual reproduction of what
took place at the Boy Scout Camp
Oh the Pecos last summer.-no fic-
ton, just straight goods. 1t appears
m cha erArrSa,n - AS~~ C--
On The Pecos" and the proceeds
the sale of tickets will be used
the purchase of camp equip
for the coming summer.
Mrs. Isaac Barth of Albuquerque
arrived Monday evening and is the
guest of Mrs. Leo Hersch. Mrs.
Barth is very popular and has scores
IF friends in Santa Fs who will be
to see her.
The ladies of the Eastern Star are
taking the usual preparations 10
serve the elaborate luncheons for the
Scottish Rite Masons at their Cathe-
1ral during the reunion next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Otaro of
Los Lunas, who have been the guests
Of Miss Manderfield for several
weeks left Wednesday afternoon for
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Heisel re-
the latter part of last week
a very pleasant trip of several
weeks through Arizona and Califor-
MA.
A very interesting play entitled
Are You A Mason" will be present.
ID by local talent at the Eiks