New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-04-04

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The Junior Red Gross
Composed OF Hurley school child
rem at a recent tag day held in tina
city raised $l45.00. which will b.
used for the little French orphans
Overseas.
The Terpsichoreans
Comprising a party Of enthusiastic
and progressive young people OF this
community, who enjoy wholesome
amusement, organized at a meeting
held in the City Hall Tuesday night
They are preparing for a season oil
merriment of which dancing will be
the chief attraction. The young mer
at the head of this movement are
Frank Owen.Jr. and Hanlon Davies
which ssure that the venture will
be a success.
Baehrens-Caldwell
A charming romance which began
a year ago in Santa Fee will eliminate
in a wedding early this summer. when
Mrs. Alfred M. Baehrens Of this CITY
and Ralph r Caldwell. OF Cincinnati
will be married. Mrs Baehrens is
very popular here and is one of the
most accomplished and attractive
matrons in the capital city. Mr..
Caldwell is a prominent attorney of
Cincinnati; and at present is in Japan
from which place he expects to re-
turn in June.
Students Enjoying Outing d
During the spring vacation the
past week, a number of students at
the State College, including the
Santa Fe boys, hiked to the noun
tains early. last Friday morning
where they enjoyed five days Of
ideal camp life. Each student car.
ricd his own blankets and other
camp equipment necessary. They
were accompanied by one OF the Of
ficers of that institution.
Corporal and Sergeant
Extract from a private soldier let
ter, repeated by a censor who had
a sense Of humor:
Somewhere in France
Dear Ma: I have saved a little
money, and when I get back home
I'm go:n' to buy me two mules. and
name one of 'em Corporal and the
other r. Sergeant; then I'm goin'
to lick hell out O both OF EN-:
In the Presence of Her Enemies
One evening when little Mary had
fractured n of the rules governing
tabl behavior she was removed from
the family board and made to eat
her dinner at a little table in a corn
or. Her presence was ignored by
After a period of silence the family
the other members of the family.
heard her giving thanks. II thank
thee. Lord, for preparing for me a
table. in the presence Of mine
Workers Still ON Job
Mrs. Francis Wilson. of Santa Fe
state chairman of the woman's com.
Of the Fifth Liberty Loan,
was in Wagon Mound last week in
the interest of the loan, and a group
of war workers still on the job gave
luncheon in her honor at the Frye
The table was beautifully de.
with cut flowers. and the
was a tribute to Mrs. Fry's
ability and care. Covers were laid
for twelve.-Wagon Mound Sentinel.
New Methodist Church }
The new Methodist Church, South
will be erected in the near flu
lure, from all reports will probable be
he most modern and complete
church structure in the state and the
most beautiful building in Roswell
The new pipe organ which will be
Installed Immediately on completion
IS to cost between three and four
thousand dollars.
This is the oldest Protestant con.
yregation having been organized
a membership of eight persons
1887, when Roswell was only .
mall settlement. The first meeting
we're held in the old adobe landmark
n Chihuahua addition. The congre.
now numbers 700 members.
New Mexieo's Representative. 90.
Miss Ruby Saunders, New Mexico
representative SEN overseas by the
National Federation of Woman's
-lubs by of their Victory
fund. is stationed at St. NARROW and
at leave area work. Miss
saunders sailed from New York on
he great Leviathan and landed at
on the morning of February
3rd and arrived late that day at
'aris. Here she was sent for ad.
training to a school conduct
d by the American Y. M. c. A. Miss
'aunders asked for canteen work
nth the army of occupation in Ger
many. but was given the far more
;fficult work If "ieave area" De. T,
,iled with Miss Saunders at ST s
Harlow are four other girls. one
rom Chicago, one from Vermont. J
ne from South Carolina and one r
rom Ohio.-all perfectly splendid
ypes. Il
hriners are Enthussd ]
A very enthusiastic meeting Of
lembers of the Mystic Shrine was j
cid in Masonic hall last week for r
lie consideration of matters antici. :
atory to the coming of the great \
brine meeting in June. It was un- q
decided to have a big i
arade in the morning of the day e
4 meetiuy ~ foron aod ~.e... al I,