New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
In Honor of Governor

In Honor of Governor
Governor Larrazoio first oliicial
visit to Albuquerque was made the
occasion tor one ot the most sue
ces ssful receptions last Friday which
has ever been given by the local
chamber oi commerce. 1t was plan
ned by the governor to drive here
by automobile, but the lad weather
prevented tn 5 and he arrived on the
Santa lie train in time to be the
guest of honor at the luncheon given
at The Alvarado hotel IN lis honor.
Governor Larrazolo was accompanied
from Santa re by Frank \. Hubbell,
DR.. M. X. Wylder and X. X. Poi
lock.
Those who attended the dinner in
his honor at the Alvarado were w.
u. Oestreich, president of the cham
Der OF commerce; Frank A. Hubbeli,
Col. w. 5. Hopewell, A. w. Pollard
Thomas Hughes. DIR. Wylder and
Nestor Montoya. county clerk.
At = O'Clock the governor was es-
corted to Tie chamber of commerce
by those attending the dinner and
was introduced TO the large gather
ing OF Albuquerqueans who had as
sembled there for the reception by
Chambers OF Commerce President
David K. Boyd, president
OF the state university and John
Becker of Belen, acted as the re-
ceiving committee,
LiSht refreshments were served
during the reception and the gov
ernor delivered short address,
touching on several important state
the high school orchestra.
Punch was served throughout the
evening by sorority girls. The rooms
were tastefully decorated with the
national color5.-.Albuquerque Herald.
Legislative Festivities End
Tomorrow the work OF the gal
lant law makers of New Mexico ends,
al course the regret is universal IN
santa Fec not because their laborS
have cea ;ed, but, because the lesis-
lators and their ladies' accompany
ing them, will leave the city, and
;l.ere will be decided lull in the
social lie OF the gay old plaza.
Numerous have been the informal
affairs given by Santa Feans in the
past two months. The Elks con-
tributing largely to the social ell
joyment with their popular dances
every Saturday night.
At the beautiful mansion Monday
night, Governor Larrazolo was host
at another excellent dinner. given
for the remaining twenty-five men,
bers of the house OF representatives.
New Mexico can feel justly proud
in having Governor Larrazolo, his
charming wife and family occupy
ing the executive mansion.
A Royal Welcome Was Thsirs'
At White Oaks the royal welcome
received by Roy Grumbles, J. b. Col
lier, Warren Williams and Ira Tapp.
Of that thriving little city, soldier
boys who recently returned from
foreign service, will always be
treasured in their memories as one
o: the happiest events in their lives
After the welcome address Miss
Ida Grumbles sister of one of the
returning boys, pinned beautiful
white carnation to the lapels of the
boys coats.
AT the conclusion of the Star
Spangled Banner. over 200 friends
came forward and gave the glad
hand Of welcome to the boys. The
Grand March was led by Roy Grum-
bles and leaning on his arm was his
bes. friend on eartli---His Mother
Then the dancing began to the excl.
lert music furnished by Prof. and
Mrs. May of Ancho. At midnight
a delicious luncheon was servet
Spanish Dinner
The following representatives and
their ladies, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Hunter, Pennington, Mr.. and MIS-
F. L. Melhop, Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs.
A.. II. Carter, Magdalena, were ell.
tertained at a Spans sh dinner at Mrs
Garcia's popular resort Sunday even
ing, by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Staplin.
after which the party attended the
picture show. The event was given
primarily for the ladies who are
visiting in the ancient capital city
for the first time, and enjoying all
the novelties, that exis. in q
Spanish-American community.
Elks Elect Officers !
At regular meeting Of B. p. y. L..
No. 400, Wednesday evening the fol
lowing Prominent Bills wede elected
for the coming year:
Exalted Ruler-George Mignardot
Esteemed Leading Knight-Paul A.
Hall.
Esteemed Loyal Knight-Earl T
Wiley.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight-Frank
Burton.
Treasurer-C. A. Rising.
Secretary-Ellis Bauer.
Tyler-Frank P. Sturges.
| P. M. A. Lienau, exalted ruler, was
elected representative to the grand
lodge and Frank M. Jones alternate
Wesley 0. Connor was elected trus-
tee for a term of three year.
Club Doing Good Work
The Woman's Economic Club, oi
the Berrendos, which was organized
at Roswell a few weeks ago by Miss
Lucille Woodard, met last week .,
the home Of Mrs. ]. E. Chambers
There were thirty-four in attendance
This club meets every two weeks at