New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-06-06
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State



The Civic and Child Welfare de-
partment of the Santa Fe Woman's
club held a business session Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs. Clancy's. Mrs.
Spindler presiding. The following
officers have been elected for the
ensuing year.
Mrs. E. s. Spindler, chairman
the department, Mrs. Anna Townsend
first director. Miss Stella Sloan sec
ond director. Mrs. Frank Staplin
secretary, Mrs. William Beacham
treasurer, Mrs. Otero-Warren chair
man of the District Nurse Commit
tee. Mrs. l.. c. Collins first director.
Mrs. Julius Cams chairman of the
Child Welfare Committee, Mrs. Hugh
Williams chairman of the Rural
School Library Committee, Mrs. c.
B. Barker chairman of the Infants
Supply Committee for the District
Nurse, Mrs. Won Nyvenheim chair
maj OF the Civic Committee, Liter
airy Program Committee Mrs. r. F.
Asplund and Mrs. L. c. Collins, Leg
i~siative Committee Mrs. R. c. Ten
Eyck and Miss Manderfield, Mem
bership Committee Mrs. c. NJ. Wells
and Mrs. Frank Staplin. This de-
partment has plans for a big years
work and will meet the LIST Tues
day of each month.
Capital City Notes
The Panhellenic association held
its regular session Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Carl
Gilbert.
The dance given by the Santa Fe
Band last Friday night was one of
the most delightful and successful
events held at the Armory. These
dances are very popular and largely
attended.
The Delphine Club will give a
dance tomorrow night in the ball
room of the Library building. Al
Morrison's orchestra will play for the
Mrs. Robert L. Walton and sister
Miss Ramona Baca weae the joint
hostesses at delightful shower
given at the formers home on palace
the latter part of last week.
in honor OF Miss Josephine Cunning
ham m of the charming June brides.
refreshments we're served.
A meeting of the Public Library
was held Monday after
at the Library building. The
Art and Literature department of
the Santa Fe Woman's club met at
the New Museum Monday after
noon. The Civic and Welfare de-
partment held a business session
Tuesday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. Frank Clancy. Mrs. Lorin C..
founder of the Santa Fe
Club, and its first pres
dent, attended the meeting. Mrs.
recently returned from San
California TO spend the sum-
ner here. The board of managers
leld a business meeting following
he adjournment of the Civic and
Welfare department.
Mrs. Otero-Warren is completing
arrangements for a Suffrage Victory
celebration which will be held at
he New Museum Saturday night,
'une the 18th, The advancement that
he granting of suffrage to women
means will be the main topic dis
The principal speaker will
,e Miss Mary Windsor, an eastern
ady. The meeting will be nom
PARTISAN, and not only the women
'ut the men are invited to attend.
The next big drive in Santa Fe
viii be for the Salvation Army,
which will begin the 10th of this
lasting two days. The money
will be used for home service for
he regular Salvation Army work.
Iew Mcxico's quota is $4,000. Santa
'e cSunty's euoA is $40, and the
rive will be carried on under the
ection OF Exalted Ruler George
of the Santa Fe LODGE
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The Guild of the Church OF the
holy Faith will meet this afternoon
With Mrs. A.. r. Renehan. Palace
venue.
The Ladies Aid Of the St. johns
4. z. Church Is giving a ten cent
ocial at the home Of Mrs. c. J.l
Palace avenue. this after
ooa.
The Woman's Union of the First
'resbyteriah Church will meet this
fternoon with Mrs. William Scott.
'uena Vista Road. The program is
charge of Mrs. B. M. Thomas and
he tonic will be TaOan. I