New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

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Over the State
Soldier Boys Entertained
Mrs. George Frenger, of Las Cru.
ces, recently entertained about thirty
disabled soldier boys who are at the
State College, at an enchilada supper
given at the Community Home.
Mr.. Frenger has spent a great
deal of her time the past year in
taking care of the returning soldiers
in the way of insurance, disability
allowances, industrial training, sick
benefits, etc. etc, giving her time and
services to the boys through the
Red Cross.
First Legion Dance A Success
The Halloween dance given by the
Alamogordo Post OF the American
Legion took on the appearance of
war days when a large majority of
the ex-service men attended in uni
form. 1t was highly democratic, ex-
officers mixed freely with ex-soldiers,
sailors and marines. The dance had
a larger attendance of strictly coun-
ty people, perhaps, more than has
attended any dance here before and
was a success, financially and other,
INTERCHANGEABLE Cloudcrofter.
Gay Time At Elizabethtown
The Hollowe'en dance given at
Elizabethtown in the Heck hall
proved to be a great success, there
being lbs guests present: Decora-
tons appropriate to the season was
used profusely through the hall and
splendid music was provided for the
Many out of town guests
were in attendance.
xii .Klub" Organized
Several Orogrande ladies me with
Mrs. w. H. PARROT, recently and
organized a literary and sewing club
which will hold sessions
every two weeks during the winter
months. The new organization will
be known as the "Kil-Kare-Klub."
Mrs. Parrott, was elected chairman
and Miss Bernidine, secretary.
Pleasant Evening Al Bar w
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Spencer en-
,ertained at the Bar w Ranch home
recently at a social dance, Messrs
Geo. Ferguson and K. C. Pitts fur
,ishing the music. About 30 couples
present who danced to the ex-
vibrating and inviting music Of the
10Y makers" after which re-
'reshments were served.-Carrizozo
outlook.
Set TOGETHER Luncheon
4 very pleasant feature which will
,e enjoyed by the members of the
Noman's Club of Albuquerque. is the
,et-to- gether luncheon given at their
hub house today. These l%uncheons
will be held regularly the first Fri
Of every month.
Fe Society Notes
4 very interesting meeting OF the
Fc Woman's Club was held
afternoon al the Library
AT the business session
hrs. Francis Wilson, presided. Re
OF the recent convention OF
he Federal Woman's Clubs in the
tate held at Ration, were presented
" Mrs. Nina Otero-Warre and Mrs.
|. {. Yontz, who combined her re-
ort with that of Mrs. X. c. Ten
All these ladies attended
he convention and Judging from the
eports the event was a great sue
and all the New Mexico club
in attendance, were royalty
ntertained by the Colfax county
AT the conclusion OF the
u~siness session the afternoons pro-
ram was a pleasing feature.
Mrs. X. {. Ten Eyck, presiding.
frs. Harry Bowman, delighted the
udience with the beautiful old lta-
folk song entitled Underneath
'ur Window, with Mrs. George Van
tone, at the piano. Topics of gem
raj interest was the subject and Miss
tkinson read an article relative to
he high cost OF living and condi-
ons in general existing at the pre-
ent time, Mrs. Berardinellc, used as
theme the method employed by
ublishers to edit their publications,
lie Literary Digest for instance,
wing TO the printers strike. Mrs
ooperrider, read a wonderful sketch
I the numerous things accomplished
the late war by Billie" Lou
EN-, the p year old New Mexico girl
ON the Southwest. which places
cr among the real heroines OF our
,untry. Mrs. Charles concluded the
rogram with a good article on the
ed Cross Christmas Seal Sale.
What promises to be one of the
social and patriotic events
ED in Santa Fe for many moons is
ball which will be given on
night of "Armistice Day" at the
rmory under the auspices Of the
Iembers of the American Legion
nd the Santa Fe Chamber of Com |
cree. The ball room will be res
.endani, decorator with the nation
colors and Dan McKenzie's Jazz
-chestra will furnish the lively
lnce music for the celebration. The
-oceeds will go into a holiday fund. |
hich will be used for a Municipal
tree, providing gifts. as
ell as joy. for the less fortunate
tile children of this city.
The Sparish-imeriean Ladies Club
III give a grand masquarad- bah
thanksgiving might. November 27th