New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-09-26
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

10 Soprano Solo =. Frances Hinojos
IL Oriental Dance. Dolores Bergere
Intermission
| Indian Scene-Princess, Agneta
Evans; Chief, J. ID. Sena Indian
Maidens, Bertha Berchtold, Virginia
French, Florence Ernest, Anita Rose,
Kathleen Rolls, Frances Andrews,
Katherine Van Stone, Theresa Ham
pei. Papooses-Margarita Thompson,
Force Mcconnell.
boy, Katherine Kenney, Lydia Val
DEE.
3 Spanish Dance. Rosina Bergere
4 Character Sketch, Clara Berchtold
5 Song and Chorus-'Miss New Mex
leo" Anna Kaune and Indian Maid
ems.
Sp~ecialty-Sis Hopkins and the
Jester. Genevieve Chstterton, Ern-
estine Nicholson.
7 Drinking Song-Boy Prince .
.................... Frances Hinoios
8 Specialty-"Darktown Strutters"..
T. J. Nicholson, Robert Smith.
9 Dutch Song and Dance ..........
:...."................ Ramona Baca
10 Soprano Solo (Song in SPANISH
Spanish Senorita, Margaret Delgado.
IL Chorus-"Broadway Swells," -.
Twelve Young Ladies. Six Male Inn
p~ersonators.
II Good Night Duet-Prince and
Princess of Night. ]. d. Sena, Agneta
Evans.
Jester, Ernestine Nicholson.
Santa Fe Notes
The Woman's Board of Trade held
an important business meeting at the
Library building Monday afternoon.
Mrs. 7. T.. Winter, president called
the session to order.
The Art and Archaeology Class OF
the Woman's clubs has been organic
ed. The members have decided to
up for the years study work
Woman in History, covering the
entire fiel of activities from earliest
days to the present century,
Although several weeks away the
Santa Fe Council of the Knights of
have already announced
a grand. New Years eve ball
will be given by that order at the
Splendid music will be pro-
for the occasion. The supper
will in all events be served at the
Board of Trade building close by.
The entertainment committee OF
the Elks have decided to give "a
every Saturday night at their
attractive club house on Lincoln
venue This delightful past-time is
becoming more and more popular
md this announcement has been joy
.ully received by all bailadores. Al
Morrison's orchestra will furnish the
music on all occasions.
Very enjoyable and interesting was
he social meeting of the Woman's
of the First Presbyterian
held at the residence of Mrs.
(. {. Ten Eyck, Santa Fe avenue,
he latter part Of last week. In ad.
to the regular program. Mrs.
White gave a splendid read
ng. Dainty refreshments we're SER
ed to about 90 persons.
A meeting of the study. class OF ,
he Woman's Club was held Tues ;
ay afternoon at the Library build
ny, with Mrs. George w. Prichard, .
The subject General View '
f Our Allied Countries" was most 4
Interesting and the themes were pre- 4
ented by several ladies'. Current
vents on these countries, by each =
member present was another in I
tructive feature. .
The Musical Extravaganza which
ill be presented by several Santa .
cans under the direction OF Nine :
)odgeHartzell the 10Th and 30th Z
{ this month promises to be a sue 4
and delightful treat. The event .
ill be staged at the ElkS Theatre '
nder the auspices of the local coun- Z
il Of the Knights of Columbus. which .
ave arranged for MANY attractive :
Entertainments, which will be given :
uring the fall and winter months i.
The examinations of babies and :
hildren under six years of age will :
AXE place October 9th to the nth !
I the Clark residence north OF the :
'ederal building. under the State :
hid Welfare Service. assisted by .
ne Santa Fe Woman's Club. The :
examinations will be held from o a. :
to II a. NJ. and ? p. m. to 4 p. m. =.
very dav during the week. DR.. :
arak Cocker. of Albuquerque. state :
irector of child welfare work and ,