New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-25


Santa Fs Red Cross
10 New Museum building; open .
every afternoon 2 to $50 p. N.
10 Sewing, Knitting, Gauze Work. .
T. Tuesday Evening-Open from .
l. There is work for everyone. .
= All are welcome, and urged to .
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Distinx uished Visitors Hoaored
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin, who has just
returned from an extended visit with
her daughter Mrs. Marshall, of Saa
Diego, California, charmingly enter
tanned with Mrs. Huey and Mrs. W.
J. Barker at an "at home" Saturday
afternoon at the Laughlin residence
in honor of Mrs. Antoniette Funk,
of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Ger
aid Cassidy, of New York City. Many
ladies called at this h%ospitable home
during the afternoon.
Arthur Robinson Surprised
Several friends completely surprised
A. E. P. Robinson Wednesday by
calling at his home on Grant avenue
where a very happy social evening
was spent, the event being his BIRTH
day which he tried hard to forget,
although his friends would not al
low him to do so. A. E. P. X. can
be ~consoled by the fact that BIRTH
days are just measure points, we can
see them or remember them. but we
need not count them.
Guadalupe County
Red Cross Chapter shipped 2l2
knitted garments to the division
Headquarters at Denver a few days
ago, and in a recent letter the super
intendent of garments of hat city.
pronounced the work excellent and
expressed the hope that the faith
full and competent workers will con-
tinue throughout the coming year.
Silver Tea
Tuesday afternoon a silver tea was
given at the home OF Mrs. L. A.
fIagey at Albuquerque for the pur-
pose of raising money with which
to purchase yarn to knit sox for the
soldiers. The ladies will use a knit
ting machine recently purchased by
the Women of the American Army.
thus facilitating and accomplishing
the work more rapidly.
Quay County Chapter -.
AT Tucumcari members of the local
Red Cross are energetically work.
ing two days each week. 1140 sur
gical dressings, 70 comfort bags and
over 200 garments including knitted
! articles have been sent to headQuart-
ers.
War Card Parties
The ladies of the Catholic church
of Roswell realized $1,000 from the
Red Cross benefit card party given
recently. The ladies are planning an
other big war card party to be given
in the near future for the same cause.
Doing Their Bit"
In the southeastern corner OF the
state Red Cross workers are busily
doing their bit" in the little city
of Carlsbad. 272 garments have bees
shipped to the Colorado h~eadquart-
ers.
Very CommendabIe
One of the bridge clubs of this
city have dispensed playing bridge
Monday afternoons, and the mem
bers are all now industriousiy doing
war work in the Red Cross rooms.
For The Young People
Rev. J. F. Horton will preach at the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
on the subject: "A Young Woman's
Idea of an Ideal Young Man.
Jitney Dance -.
The Las Vegas young people will
give a jitney dance at the armory in
that city to night. The proceeds
will be turned to the Red Cross.
Young Peoples Party
The Sophomores of the Santa Fe
High School enjoyed a merry even
ing at the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
James A. Rolls Saturday.
The Las Vegas Elks
Will give an informal dance at the
club Wednesday night January 3Oth
for the benefit of the Red Cross.