New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

state officials and a group of young
er ladies assisted in the ent e%rtain-
ment and in serving the delicious re-
freshments in the dining rooms
A Very Clever and jolly
Birthday Party" was given at the
Manse by the Woman's Union Of the
Presbyterian Church last Friday
evening. Those invited all received
dainty little colored bags with a card
attached informing them to bring
along as many pennies as tf's were
years old. A pleasing program was
provided for the entertainment OF
the guests and a pleasant evening was
spent by the members and associate
members of the church. $3.50 was
realized from the successful event.
which will be used for expenses and
mission work. Light refreshments
were served by the ladies.
Oyster Supper And Rattle
In addition to the supper at the
church in DesMoines recently the
ladies' of the Baptist church ratified
off some quilts, netting $40: One OF
the quilts was gwen back to the
ladies to be sold again at some
future time. $50 was raised to apply
on the piano.
Very Clever Answer
A young lady is reported to have
asked a soldier who attended the
Scottish Rite Reunion in this city
recently among numerous other
questions, the use of the band fror
his hat underneath his chin. That
he replied. rs to rest my chin upon
after l have answered so many
questions.
Miss Shuler Honored
Miss Winnifred Shuler, Of Ration.
who is engaged in Y. M. c. A. WORK
in Dallas, Tex, has recently been
pointed to the responsible position
of housing secretary for the Dallas
organization which maintains one of
the largest and the best appointed
Y. w. c. A. buildings in the west.
Miss Shuler finds her work to be
most interesting and congenial.
Rendered Own Composition
Mrs. Adoif:nc Kohn, of Las Vegas
at a recent recital in that city, where
she has for some time been head of
the music department in the public
schools, delighted her audience with
a number of her own compositions.
These compositions, ranging frut
songs to band music, and every num-
Der, so far as anyone in the audience
was able to tell, was perfect.
Another Talented N. M. Girl
A Roswell girl who has a voice Of
marvellous beauty and power had the
honor of being the soloist recently
at the MacAlpine hotel, New York
4 civ, when Charles Schwab was host
at a banquet to the foremost ship
builders of the world. Miss Eliza
beth Pruit, daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
A. Pruit, was the soloist at the
notable banquet. Her program bears
the signature of a number OF the
most d stinguished shipbuilders OF
the allied nations. Without doubt
Miss Pruit has a great future on the
concer stage and in grand opera
loWdid Wii1i Sooi 'hN ''o
and perfecting herself.
In Honor Of Mrs. Hughes
Mrs. E. A. Fiskc entertained sever
al ladies the latter part of last week
in honor of Mrs. Thomas Hughes
who leaves sho. thy to reside in Al
buquerque, her former home. The
guests spent a pleasant afternoon
playing bridge. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
Do You Know
That every friend is worth a
thousand dollars, but remember you
can't buy friendship.
That some folks lie to you because
they think too much of you to tel
you the truth.
That a woman never thinks of any
thing special to say until she hear:
some other woman talking,
That some people say that dark
haired women marry first, we diter
its the light headed ones.
That love must be hopelessly blint
when it considers a woman who
1 lOOkS llhC UNITY WV VIVA
!, weight in gold.
!, That you need not envy the othcl
!. fellow so much. Chances are tina
his wife gets just as peeved as yours
That every married woman waste
; a good deal of time telling her hus
. band that she wished she had
=. husband Ike other women have.
That a girl, especially a made.
lady who never had a proposal
!, apt to be about nine-tenths curiosit,
That some people are so crooke
they would put off dying just for
Ichance to cheat the undertaken OIL
VI a job.
IL That if idleness be the root Of a
: evil, then matrimony's good f.
something, for its sets many a poe
!, woman to work.
:" That when a woman or girl di'
y covers that her voice is sc powerf'
!, that it fills a hall, she gets it cult
"a waited and discovers that it ca
= empty a hall.
Victory Carnival Ball
Great piles of material that W
be used in decorating the hall fl
- the Victory Carnival Ball to be give
February II, by the E. Romero FIJI
"a men are being prepared. This .pr'
~ misses to be one of the greatest
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