New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-28
SOCIETY, CLUBS, | 0DCES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
Plan to Startle Convention


Plan to st.rtle Conventio.
The Shrine patrol of BalIut Ably
ad Temple, which will give an elab-
crate Indian dance at the annual
convention of the Imperial Council
at Portland. Oregon, on June q, %
and "a are busy rehearsing.
The Indian patrol numbers "a
shriners who are being trained in the
songs and steps by DR.. Garcia, a
member of the local, shrine who is
an Indian. George T. Peterson is
captain of the patrol. The costumes,
which are the regulation dress or
lack of it, of the Navajo Indian for
a ceremonial dance are being made
in Albuquerque and the silver jewell
ry required is being collected by the
local Indian traders.
1t has been announced that when
the war paint and feathers have all
been assembled and the dancers are
tradition perfect in their performan-
ce, an exhibition dance will be Civ
en- on the mesa. Photographs and
possibly moving pictures will be TAX
en- of the patrol in full regalia. This
announcement has interested San
ia Feans immensely and a large
party will no doubt visit Duke City
to witness the dance.
Famous Bronco Rider
Mrs. Wilkes the famous bronco ri
der, daughter of Mir and Mrs. w
D;ckey, of Tucumcari. is visiting her
parents in that city. The Tucumcari
American says that she has been ri
dirg the roundup with her husband
for the winter in a number OF east
.rn and southern CT .cs, and is now
c,nsi1er red one of tn oes, womcn
r ders in America. Sn, is so2n t..
compete with the American champ
ion of bronco riders in an eastern
ard is taking a rest before the
hard work of this contes. s to be
d"n-
Labor of Love
Making more than three thousand
in three days is a lab
of love which deserves special
mention. This is exactly what was
by a number of Albuquerque
women who stood in G%rimshaw's
window frying doughnuts for three
days to help the Salvation Army
drive along, About $l6O vas cleared
the sales.
City Notes
The annual meeting of the Santa
Fee Woman's Club was held Tues
day afternoon at the library build
ing. The following Officers were
for the coming year; Mrs.
Wilson, president: Mrs.
Gillett, first vice president
Mrs. X. L. Ormsbee, second vice
president; Mrs. r. F.. Twitchell, cor
responding secretary. Art, Litera-
.ure and Historical Research depart
nent; Mrs. G. w. Prichard, chair
nan; Mrs, George Neel, first direc-
or; Mrs. Gordon Bachus, second di-
Community Welfare depart
Mrs. w. G. Turley, chairman
Mrs. Frank Staplin, first director;
Mrs. Ashley Pond, second director.
The standing committees OF the club
md both departments will be APP
at an early date.
The pupils of Mrs, w. G. Turkeys
school staged a pleasing
Wild West outdoor play for their
and friends Monday after
loon at the Turley residence on
Ndbber street. The program con-
listed OF dances, songs, music and
cal wild West" stunts with west
IN settings, cowboys, SheriffetteS
nd a wild bear that proved to be
escaped convict. There was all
he thrills and frills that made lie
cry exciting in those old western
The play entitled "Jerry's
Bear" was written especially for
students by Phil LeNoir, OF
;unmount and was a decided sue
cSs. The greatest credit is due to
who participated and to Mrs.
who trained the children.
Two plays entitled "A Case OF Sus-
,e%nsion" and Sunset" were success
ully presented Friday night at the
;lks Theatre by the senior class OF
he Santa Fe High School. A large
udience enjoyed the unusually en-
ertaining and clever plays. Between
he plays Miss Carolyn Ten Eyck
James Whitcomb Riley's well
nown poem, "Out to Old Aunt
to a musical accompani-
lent, which was exceedingly pleas
1g. The high school orchestra fur
.ished snappy music during inter
MISSIONS.
Miss Natelle Dills. daughter OF Mr.
nd Mrs. Lucius Dills of this city
as enjoyed a royal time in Ros-
Jell. Saturday night she was among
he merry guests who attended the
Normal hop given at the New Mex
% Military Institute. Miss Dills has
cen in Roswell several weeks visit )
* relatives and friends. and ex-
ects to return to Santa Fe in the
cry near future.
A delightful party was given by
iiss Georginia Williams at her home
n Don Casper avenue Tuesday night :
/ honor OF her guest Miss Marie
iochrane. of Las Vegas. Dancing =,
'as enjoyed by a jolly party of young !
Delicious refreshments con- !
sting of ice cream and cake was
The entertainment committee of
ne Knights of Columbus have an Z
ounced that a concert and dance