New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

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gracious hostess.
The Elks Social committee will give
another dance at their home on Lin
coin avenue tomorrow might. Al.
Morrison's orchestra will furnish the
music for the event. 1t has been an
nounced by the committee that owing
to the small attendance at these
weekly dances, in all probability, a
fortnightly dance will be given in
the future.
The. recital of monologues by Miss
Margaret George, of England, was a
pleasing social event Tuesday night
at the New Museum. This talented
lady is also a member OF the artist
colony, and among the recent art
exhibits at the Museum building,
which aroused much favorable com
ment, was a collection of her draw
ings of Indian life at Santo Domingo,
Taos and the Santa Clara Indian vii
lagos.
At the twenty-second annual meet
ing OF the Archaeological Society
of New Mexico held Tuesday night
at the Museum the following Off
GERS were elected John R. McFie,
Gallup, president Benjamin NJ, Read,
vice president James A. Rolls, treas
urer; Paul A. F. Walter, secretary;
Mrs. William ]. Barker, correspond
ing secretary; Charles f. Linney.
additional director. The society now
has 43l members.
The Woman's Missionary Society
OF the Baptist church met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. F. p. Means.
The subject which proved of unusual
interest was a survey of the foreign
mission work. The annual election
Of officers resulted with the follow
ing ladies' being elected to serve for
the ensuing year: Mrs. ]. f. Meas
ellis, president. Mrs, Robert Davis,
vice president, Mrs. w. l.. Sever.
recording and corresponding secre-
tary and Mrs, X. H. Bennett, treas
urer.
The Santa Fe Woman's Club met
at the New Museum building Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Frances
Wilson in the chair. The session was
held in the St. Francis auditorium.
Rev. Lansing Bloom, delivered an
address on New Mexico in the War
which was very interesting. A pleas
ing feature Vas the musical program
given by J. a. Jeancon, OF Colorado
Springs, a well known musician OF
exceptional ability, who with Mrs.
lea nrAp arc nal4nn th.ar hapra a.,
Santa Fe this winter.
A. NJ. Bergere, chairman OF the
entertainment committee of the
knights of Columbus order in this
city announced several days ago that
the committees have been selected
and arrangements completed for the
big bazaar which will be held at the
Aunory October Is. IA and IS. Among
the chief features there will be sew
eral attractive booths, where a va
riety of things may be purchased.
Various events will be provided for
the entertainment of those attend
ing the affair and a jitney dance
will be given every night. The money
realized from the events will go to
the fund, which is being raised by
this order to build a home in this
city.
The Santa Fe Society of the Ar
Genealogical Institute of America at an
annual business session Tuesday
night at the Museum elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year
Frank Springer, president; Ralph F.
Twitchell, Frank H. II. Roberts, r.
c. Champion, David s. Hill, vice
presidents; L. A. Hughes treasurer;
Paul A. F. Walter, secretary: Frank
Springer, Edgar L. Hewett. Mrs.
X. NJ. Chapman, Mrs. Edgar l.. He
welt, Rupert F. Asplund, counsel
iors; Mrs F. f. Mera. James 4.
Rolls, Mrs. |. II. Rapp. Edgar l.
Hewett, Rupert F. Asplund. X. NJ
Chapman, additional members OF ex-
~ecutive committee.
Delgado-Lueero
Two popular young people OF Sam
ia Fe Miss Petra Delgado and Ja-
cobo Lucero, will be married at St.
Francis Cathedral in this city We'd
nesday morning, October 18th. Rev.
Monsignor Fourchegu, rector of the
parish. will perform the wedding
ceremony.
Romcro-Rivers
A pretty romano dating back
many months eliminated in a we'd
ding Monday morning at St. Francis
Cathedral in this city. when Miss
Mary Romero and Jose A. Rivera.
both OF Santa Fe were married. Rev.
Monsignor Fourchegu, rector of the
parish. officiating. The young couple
are very popular socially and scores
of friends join in wishing them much
happiness.
n. s. Sophomore Entertain
The first party Of the year was
given at the Castle High School re-
Gently by the Sophomores. They
made a pretty appearance as a re-
ceiving committee as all wore arm
bands of their class colors.
A unique feature of the evening
was the new games arranged by the
class. however, the initiation of the
Freshmen came in for a great deal
of amusement and entertainment
The entire student body of the High
School. the faculty and a number of
the alumni. who are always welcome.
attended the merry affair. Delicious
refreshments were servedILas We
gas Optic.
CHICHESTER SPILLS