New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-14
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
Informal Society Organized

YIN 1917
Informal Society Organized
An informal organization of the
wives of the stockmen in this dis
trict has been formed, and the first
meeting vas held at the home of
Mrs. Omer Gibson on West Pine
street Tuesday, when a pleasant So
cial hour was spent. Mrs. Gibson
served delicious refreshments during
the afternoon. The next meeting at
the home of Mrs. Garnett Gibson.
-Deming Headlight.
Ladies' Club Deserves Support
Formerly the Ladies' Earnest
Working Club was a social organi-
cation that, for pleasure and infor-
nation, took UP the study and DIS
crssion Of important subjects of the
day. OF late, however, the Club has
more Importance to the community
AS a whole. and that is the work of
looking after the needy cases in the
unfortunate families of Tularo5a.--
Alamogordo Cloudcrofter.
. Delightful Camp Supper
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Morris enter
tanned recently with a unique and
exceedingly enjoyed camp supper.
The large sleeping porch was made
into a woodland with vines. leaves,
stalks and arranged with cleo.
trio appliances to simulate a real camp
fire on which the delicious menu
was cooked and served After sup
per the guests sat around the camp
fire on rugs and cushions and told
their funniest summer experiences.
Roswell Star.
. Place to Meet Friends
The Y NJ. c. A.. fellowship lunch
season recently opened at Albuquer-
cue Rev. Hugh Cooper, pastor of the
Presbyterian church delivering a
splendid address. A fine musical
program was also arranged for the
occasion. These event were the
most popular attractions at the ~"
last year and the meetings and lunch.
es are given mainly for the benefit
Of those away from home and strang-
nrs III the city. 1t is as the nar.e
'ugeests a fellowship meeting, where
strangers will have a chance to get
Acquainted and meet friends.
ante Fe Society Notes
Mrs. f. A.. Fiske, entertained
several ladies at a delightful bridge
party Thursday afternoon at her
on Don Casper avenue Deli
,ious refreshments were served.
A Draft Social" was held last
in the parlors of the Meth
1dist church by the members of the
.pworth league The unique even,
proved to be very enjoyable and was
argely attended. Dainty refresh
I entS were served.
The Woman's Board of Trade held
business meeting Monday afternoon
II the library building with the Pre-
ident Mrs. T. z. Winters presiding.
rhe Fifteen Club will meet this after
loon at 5 o'clock with Mrs. I. n.
2app, on Palace avenue.
The student class of the Santa Fc
Ncman's Club met At the Museum
afternoon. rh. subJccI be
ng interesting readings and papers
IN Belgium by Mrs. f. A. Paul, Mrs.
Frank Andrews and Mrs. H. c.
Mrs. George w Prichari
resided.
The Santa Fe X. p. Lodge No. 2
Ield a meeting Tuesday night ten
members joining the variou,
anks of the order. Addresses were
Ielivered by A. H. Golden, OF Al
and Frank c. Cutler, Of
hurley. The session was attended
many out of town visitors.
AT the Museum the usual weekly
tuesday, night supper was enjoyed
" several guests, including many
II The distinguished artists and writ
rs in the city. These suppers are
. a D iCllO"Nh ny d SCSslOll VI lnG
Jrama League which is a pleasant
nd profitable finale. intellectually,
% the social gathering.
The Roller Skating Ball is the next
vent that Santa Feans are most in
in and eagerly looking for
Yard to with pleasurable a%nticipa-
The arrangements for this
nique affair is being made by the
lembers Of the Chamber of Com
lerce, and will be given in the near
nture at the Armory.
Mrs. X. c. Ten Eyck, entertain
d the members of the executive
of the Woman's Onion of
he First Presbyterian church from
to 5 Thursday afternoon at her
ONE on Santa Fe n Follow
ig a conference relative TO church
york and several entertainments
hitch will be given in the near flu
lre, the ladies were invited into the
lining room where they assembled
round a beautifully appointed table
nd enjoyed the dainty refres1ments
by the gracious hostess.
The o~ratorical and declamatory
ontests held Monday night at the
Iigh School building were excep-
interesting. The young men
nd women, students of the Santa
e High School, acquitted them
elves very creditably. There were
contestants and they all de-
special mention. In the orato-
ical contest Fred Wagner, carried
RI the honors. winning the silver