New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-05-03
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

Do You Know!
The man who makes love to three
women the same evening and don't
know which one he likes the best:
The men who tries to be nice and
don't know how.
The man who is so popular that
women volunteer to chapreon him.
The man who prefers to dance
with a certain brunette.
The mar who falls for every new
women and girl and want the last
dance.
The ministerial looking man who
chews gum all evening. .
The man who recently arrived
and is already considered a mighty
good fellow.
The man who always losses his
head every time a woman condesendS
to smile and speak to him.
The mar who feels exceedingly
sorry for some women.oui-dire.
High School Dance =.
One of the most delightful social
events held during the present sea-
son in the Library hall was the dan.
ce given by the Santa Fe High School
students the latter part OF last week.
With a few exceptions the crowd
was made up of young people. 1t
was a real treat and privilege for
those who were invited to join the
merry party and dance the hours
away to the lively music Of Miss
Gerrish's orchestra. About ll-3O
refreshments were served by several
high school young ladies. Santa
Feans can feel proud of the cotcrie
of young people in the capital city.
Inspiring Patriotism
The celebration at the park in Al
buquerque the latter part OF last
week when the service flag pre-
scented to the Liberty Loan committee
by Secretary McAdoo was raised
and $500 school children led in a
patriotic song, was a scene that
moved the vast crowd of people pre-
sent to a new realization OF the
ideals OF patriotism.
Woman's Club Active
At a regular meeting of the Wom-
ans club of Socorro, held recently
arrangements we're perfected for the
purchasing and placing of a drinking
fountain in the city park. The
The twelve benches recently pur-
chased by the organization have
been given an attractive coat OF
green paint and placed about the
park.
Delightful Occasion
The Albuquerque Masons and their
families left the Masonic temple
early last Sunday morning in autos
for Whitcomb Springs on an all day
~cxcersion trip.
Due to present conditions the
usual religious ceremonies will be re-
placed by more patriotic exercises,
The program at the picnic grounds
will consist of the dedication of a
service flag of the Blue Lodge, pa
music and speaking followed
by a real picnic dinner.
Bruenton-Goforth
In the city of romance, of beauty
and unique attractions Miss Grace
of Boston, Mass, and
Robert r. Goforth, of Kansas City,
Mo-, met in Santa Fe for the first
time a few months ago where the
bride had come to visit her friend
Mrs. Jack Knapp. Like all beautiful
should end, they were married
Saturday night at the residence OF
Rev. F. f. Lockridge. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, who
officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Goforth
will reside for the present here as
he is employed with the Mountain
Telephone and Telegraph
company.
Department Meeting
The Missionary Department of the
Woman's Union of the First Pres
byterian church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Kenneth Chapman,
3l7 Acequia Madre. Mrs I. H. Rapp
has charge of the program and will
present an interesting paper on THE
Bible in Literature.
Recital a Treat
Music? Oh, say, some treat this
The recital given by E. STAN
ley Seder, of the University of New
and Mrs Ralph NJ. Hender-
SON, of this city. Tuesday night in the
auditorium of the New Museum was
4 rare treat that had been antici-
oated for some time by the music
in Santa Fe and came fully
ip to and exceeded their expecta-
Every number was beauti-
'ully rendered and the large audien-
;e present departed in a happy
mood approaching the excellence Of
he entertainment given by these two
eminent artists.
Club Gard Party
At the attractive residence of Mrs.
francis c. Wilson. on Buena Vista
Heights. the Santa Fe Womans Club
will give a card party Saturday after
loon. Nav II, at 5 o'clock. The
ickets will be Scots each and the
proceeds will be used toward paying
IF a balance on the building lot
several months ago bv the
Tub. Prizes will be given to those
Who score in card supremacy and a
time is assured all who will
.ttend.
League Meet
Yesterday afternoon the Suffrage
league met with Mrs. w. E. Lind
at the executive mansion. An
program was enjoyed by
hose present.
oily Gathering
The enoloyes Of the surveyor gen.
rafs office and their ladies made
D the ioliv party of TWENTY-FIVE