New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-02-28

10 reply, VINO n Judge!
Whenever you hear a man relating
Any story concerning his own p'ety,
His charity or any other supposed
Ask him. Who's the judge?"
SELECTED.
Murray-kyan
A spring wedding and a most bril-
liant social event was that of Mss
LYDIA Murray, the attractive daught.
er Of Senator and Mrs. w. D. Murray.
and Lieut.. James S. Ryan, 9th In
fantry. United States Army. The
ceremony took place Wednesday,
February 18th, at the church Of st.
Vincent de Paul, in Silver City the
Rev. Henry Heitz officiating. Miss
Murray has been very popular in Sill.
yer City society. She was educated
in the east and during the war took
an active and leading part in Red
Cross and other war work. Her
parents are among the pioneers Of
that part Of the state, her father
being state senator from Grant cour-
ty and president of the Silver City
National Bank.
Lieutenant Ryan attended the first
officers training school at Leon
Springs, Tex, winning a commission
as a first lieutenant of infantry, and
was assigned to the 37th Infantry OF
the regular army, which is now sta
toned at Laredo. Tex, on border
duty. He is a brother Of District
Judge R. r. Ryan, of liver City,
and came to New Mexico several
years ago from Chicago, entering the
employ of the Chino Copper conf
pany.
Following the wedding. Lieutenant
Ryan and his bride will go to Camp
Lee, Va, where he has been ordered
to report on March LIST.
Twin Affairs Before Parting
Recently at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. r. Kelley the Carrizozo
Outlook says was the scene of a
pleasant dinner party given in honor
Of their daughter, Mrs. DR.. Claude
e. Gilbert. of Caldwell, Idaho.
After an absence OF almost ten
years, eight Of her girlhood friends
are still residents of Carrizozo, and
this added novelty to the occasion
as it furnished the ladies with the
pleasure of reviewing the season of
girlhood spent together, and as it
were, living apart of their lives over
again.
Following closely on the above
pleasant affair, Mrs. Gilbert was the
guest of honor at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Richard last Mon
day evening, when the Ladies of the
Bowling Club and their friends gave
her a farewell surprise party.
A very pleasant even ng was spent;
music and games furnished the n
tertainment. and at IL o'clock a de-
Iicious chill luncheon was served.
Ten aYnks a Day Wed Partisan Girls
French girls are taking American
husbands at the rate of ten a day in
Paris, an infantryman from a west
ern contingent said today. He gave
as the source of his Information Il
Red Cross worker in Paris.
There's no use kidding about it"
he said, "the sailors and soldiers from
the United States are busy max
ing alliances over there. They usual
ly make arrangements for the we'd.
ding through the Red Cross, and this
woman told me she had watched
Cupid's average for several days, and
it was in the neighborhood of ten
daily"
Some of the American war hus-
bands have discovered, too, that mar
rage N France is no romantic af-
fair. The law compels one to reside
w years before divorce action can
be Observation-Disclosures Times. !
Woman's Club Students Recital
The Presbyterian church was fill
ed with a large audience last Mon
day evening to hear students of the
piano, voice and the violin play be-
fore the members of the Woman's
club and their friends. These little
are students of teachers who
are members of the Woman's Club.
Mrs. Yeaw had charge of the pro-
gram. The recital was a huge sue
cess. The numbers were well chosen
to bring out the skill and versatility
of these young performers.-Rosweil
Star.
Dance at Endee
One of the ENJOYABLE dances Of
the season was held at Endee last
night in celebration of the
of the $1,000 school
building. About one hundred guests
attended. including some from ANA
rillo, Glenrio and San Jon. Music
was furnished by the Duncan AMI
Bell orchestra of Vega. A delicious
was served at midnight
Ilenrio Tribune.
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