New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-05-24

To recognize the silver lining.
TO endure success.
To keep trying.
To forgive and forget.
To profit by mistakes.
To think and then act.
To keep out of the rut.
To make the best of little.
To shoulder deserved blame.
To subdue an unusual temper.
To maintain a high standard.
To Hooverize
But it pays.
V;ck The Kaiser Club
Last week an active campaign for
members to join the Lick The Kaiser
Club in all the districts of the county
began. The Carlsbad branch appoint
ed l.. G. Leftwich as chairman of the
committee making the canvass and
he will be assisted by several pro-
mincnt citizens. The county organi-
cation is going after a 1000 member
| ship. Collections from members al
ready signed up are coming in and
every feature Of the organization is
progressing with satisfactory results.
Cupid At Vassar
The students OF the Senior High
School and members OF the class OF
Expression. at Clayton presented
Cupid At Vassar" at the Mission
Theatre the latter part OF last week
This clever four act comedy in a
series Of mirthful situations was a
marked success and deliGhted a large
apprcciative audiance. The proceeds
we're given to the Red Cross, instead
of going into a fund TO present the
high school with a parting gift, as
has been the usual custom,
Drama Lague Meeting
A meeting Of the Santa Fe Wom-
an Club under the auspices of the
Art and Literature department was
held Tuesday afternoon at the Library
hall. Mrs. N. r. Laughlin, chairman
presiding. After the Star Spangled
Banner two pleasing solos were rem
dercd by Mrs Harry Bowman with
Mrs. G, A. Doll at the piano. Mrs
Laurh'in in a few gracious words
introduced the speaker Mrs. Penhal-
low Henderson, who has won en-
vlahlc recognition as a writer OF
noctry. She ably presented her in
tercstino subject "The New Stage
craft and Scenic Art in Theatres
The meeting was largely attended
Nv club members and visitors. At
tho annual meeting next Tuesday
afternoon the election Of officers for
the coming year will take place.
"The Bronco" Splendid Volume
The trite saying that a thing OF
beauty is a joy forever" is especially
appropriate to a criticism of "The
Bronco" the 1913 year book, recent
" produced by the editorial staff of
the New Mexico Military Institute,
Bound in dark red leather. with
the title in gold letters, the book
throughout is an achievement that
brings JOY alike to the heart of the
master craftsmen who arranged it.
and to those who produced it.
The volume is dedicated to Captain
Jason w. James, "becausc of his true
American spirit, his past clean record
as a soldier and a gentleman, his
constant support of the institute, his
determined efforts to impress on the
cadets their solemn obligations to
their country in it's hour Of need"
the volume may be safely declared
to be the finest that has yet been
turned ont bv the editorial staff OF
the year book.
Containing ~ pages, printed on a
fine quality of heavy paper, the book
is filled from cover to cover with
splendid half tones of individuals and
groups, depicting every form Of STU
dent life and activity. The volume
is In itself a memory book and its
true worth will appear to the cadets
later in life, when the mystic maze
Of memory has transmitted the
thoughts of Institute days into the
most valuable possessions OF the in
dividaul.
Club Work Booming
The prospects for Curry county to
90 over the foo in ct,,h work THE