New Mexico state record., 1919-10-03
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

over the State
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Santa Fe Society Notes
The Elks social committee will give
Halloween Masque Ball for the
Kiddies on Friday night October 81,
at their home on Lincoln avenue.
Tickets will be Is cents and the event
will begin promptly at eight o'clock.
The children are bubbling over with
Joy and enthusiasm and are already
planning their costumes.
The Santa Fe High School seniors
will give a dance tt night in the ball
room at the Library building. The
proceeds will be used toward editing
the annual high school publication.
AL Morrison's orchestra will furnish
the music and the event promises
to be largely attended by both the
members of the older and younger
sets.
The Art and Archaeology class OF
the Santa Fe Woman's Club met in
the reading room of the museum
Thursday afternoon. E. G. Eisen-
lohr, of Dallas, Texas, an artist of
considerable repute addressed the
class on THE Need of Art in Life.
The address was intensely interest
ing and Mr.. Eisenlohr who is an ac-
complished lecturer delivered his
theme in a most pleasing manner.
News reached the capital city this
week that the Santa Fe Fiesta pic
lures are being shown in one of the
SWEETEST movie theatres in Boston,
Massachusetts. Sheriff George w.
Armijo, who inpersonated De VAR
gas, and who took the very best
picture of the entire group particip-
ating in the big event hardly expect
ed such publicity as having his pic
ture flashed on the serene in far
off eastern city. However Sheriff
Armijo isn't bit puffed up and still
greets every body in the same genial
manner
Santa Fe Council No. l7U7 of the
Knights of Columbus initiated thirty
six candidates Sunday, comforting the
first three degrees The first two
degrees were put on by the local
officers under the leadership of Col.
Jose D Sena, Grand Knight, and the
third degree by Mayor +. T. Davies.
State Deputy and the state team
At the conclusion OF the initiation
ceremonies an elaborate banquet was
served al the Library building by
caterer l.upe Herrera Several e'o-
q'feoi addresses were delivered by
prominent Nr'RhtS
h' has been d very Gay ana de-,
llghiul week socially he Musical
l,%ir1Naganz,a given by local talent
under lhe direction OF Nine. EeS,ta
Do1dec Har'Hell oi Ne" YORK, at the
tiks Theatre Monday ana ! uesday
nights was most successful and
pleasing event ana attracted large
audience. ne numbers were an re
celVe9 WIN mucl' applause. M usl'
was iurnlshed by local orchestra
ne aiiair was gwen lot the Dene-
nj OF the hnights OF Colulnbus build-
erect handsome SlU,oo home on
Palace avenue
n large delegation OF santa re
Masons went 10 aos Saturday' lhat
night IN the Deautifui Masonic Iodge
rooms IN tnat CITY the santa feans
loined the laosers IN a big powwow
Inc important occasion Deihg tne an.
nuai Official Vish Dy the DiSarict
deputy Urahd Master T. K' raui'
OF TINS city. among those VINO at
r.. r. Paui, =; a. May Captain FRED
Muller w. +. Oriffin' M. a; San
chez, Dr. =. a. Wheelon, n. L.
Ormsbee, X. r. Asplund, X. Steven
son, Lucius Dilis, Emory Moore, yohn
,. X: Hammitt, w. l. Lindhart'
faul Doran' norman hihg' Hafvey
Lutz, J. a.; Jeacon, Ueorge Neil'
Eugene Griffin ana Harry D; bow
man. Inc party returned sunday
one OF the most successful as well
as the largest attended lodge meet
ingS ever held there.
Last nignt traVeiing company
presented Watch Your Step" at the
ElkS lheatre. ms affair was large
ly attended by theatre goers, VINO
declare that the performance was
the best ever staged III the capital
city by visiting company. The COM
exceedingly clever and the troupe
were a mighty good looking party,
especially the young ladies. A special
Jazz orchestra furnished the music.
The regular meeting of the exc
cutive board of the Santa Fe Red