New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-09-13
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State


Banksrs Entsrtaiasd
A reception was held in the New
Museum Monday night by the bank
ers OF this city to welcome the fin
anciers, members of the New Mex
leo Bankers association, who held
their eight annual convention in the
city this week at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Tuesday afternoon the
party were treated to an auto ride
to the Tesuque Indian village and
Country Supper" at Bishops
Lodge about three miles northeast of
Santa Fe. Six Santa Fe high school
boys assisted in serving. A happy
elimination was the informal dance.
that night at the De Vargas hotel
so admirably suitable for social af-
fairs. The event wa largely attend
ed and although announced TO be
strictly informal several dress suits
and beautiful evening gowns we're In
evidence which added to the brillancy
of the occasion. Al Morrison's Dr.
chestra furnished the delightful dance
music. Refreshments were served.
Child Welfare Work
Monday afternoon in the old Pal
ace of the Governors an enthuaias-
tic group of ladies were present at
a meeting held for the purpose Of
organizing the class Of volunteers
who will assist in the Child Welfare
Work in this city and other com
munities. Dr.. Edgar L. Hewett who
so successfully carried out the SHINE
work in San Diego, California, where
over 1000 Shildren have been tneasur-
ed, weighed, examined and recorded,
will have charged of the work here
and will instruct the class.
He briefly outlined the plans, ID
structions and requirements, which
will be followed during the course
of instruction, which begins next
Monday morning. Three rooms have
been fitted up with all the necessary
paraphernalia. The hours will Be
from 9-12, and from rs each dat
the entire week, also the weighing.
measuring. etc, of the children of
pre-school age will be conducted.
Miss Hastings. of San Diego. Csi-
ifornia, will arrive Tuesday and she
will have charge of the mental rest
ing. . Local physicians and nurses
have volunteered to assist in thu
work as much as possible. 2.
The Council of Defense have ap-
propriated $500 to carry on this.
work in the state, and 800 viii be,
used to defray expenses of the 70
l~unteers who will go to other COM
munities to conduct the work or act
as instructors. The Woman's Clubs
and Civic organizations in New
Mexico have pledged their support
and every. effort will be made to
protect the little children and babies.
We must bear in mind that Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson said in = ~
cent letter issued that THE protec-
ton ton Of he children is essential to wiz
earnestly requested to have their
small children up to s registered and
examined for which there wifi be no
charge. A request has been made BY,
the government that all children OF
pre-school age throughout the coun-
try be examined and their physical
condition be reported to the Child
ren's Bureau in Washington.
Masons Visit Csrrillos Lodge
Last Saturday evening Deputy
Grand Master f. R. Paul made his
official visit to the Masonic lodge at
Cerrillos. He was accompanied BY
Charles Wheelon, Frederic Muller,
Frank Staplin. L. J. Charles, CA.
Hatch, R. L. Cooper and w. 4.
An excellent ,su6esr was
served at Mrs. Andrews Motel on
arrival, after which all met
with the local members al che beau-
tiful little Masonic building.
Molinari-Ellard
News reached the city this week
Tuesday at Portales Miss Irene
Moiinari. of that city was married
to Mr.. Jaspar Ellard, of Plainview.
Texas. Miss Molinari has spent sew
era1 weeks here the past two years
her sister Mrs. c. B. Thomp-
and was very popular with the
social set. The news was
quite a surprise to Santa BE friends.
The Female Stacker
The "man Stacker" have been givef,
! great deal of notoriety' since the
var, and the comments have been
many and varied and not at all mild.
Now the newspapers have commmen-
to take a few shots at the female
hackers" in an effort to show them
lp in their true coiors.. Among va
other things the Moantainair
says: 80, =;
"But there is still another class
hat comes in for q 'fait share of IT.
ention during the present. war witt
he Prussianistic bunch That are fast
eveioping into such wondered sprint.
rs, and who are lone other thar
hat nefarious. disUtstinU animal
he female Stacker who gyrates and
treets of every town, village add
ity almost in the country careless
like of sunshine or Of storm-ut-
eriy and totally indifferent to the
eeds and wants of others just -
ing as she can get . front place
! the procession of female. slackers
hat sport silk socks, sip cooling
Kinks through . straw at some.
ody's expense and see what they
all . good time"
And the Decatur Democrat has the
comment:
Zone can't help wondering what
ill be done with the woman slack
girls and women who pace
,e street aimlessly, day after day.
ithout producing anything for the
bod of the world. The men ioafers
been called slaekers and the
W has even taken them in hand,
no fight-workl someone suggests
lat the girls who CAD about might
. put into q sort of tread-mill ar
whereby Red Cross sup
les could be produced while they
cad The mothee If on> usrf 0.S