New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-11
Farewell Reception

events OF the season III GStdhSidt
was a surprise "Au Revior" recep-
ton at che Woman's Club room,
rendered jointly by the Methodist
Ladies Aid and the Estancia Wo-
mans Club to Mr.. and Mrs. X. B.
Co. mbs, on the eve of their depar-
ture to Taos. Several toasts were Of
fered by different organizations in
words of appreciation of the valuable
assistance that they had been to
the community and regrets at their
departure. A pleasing musical and vo-
cal am was rendered. Delicious
refreshments were served to a large
group of friends who we're present.
Capital City Notes
Mrs. Dorothy Carlisle entertain
cd several friends at a dinner-bridge
party given at the Parrot Shop Fri
dav evening in honor of Mss Helen
Winter one of the June brides.
Saturday afternoon Miss Felici'as
Kaunc entertained teachers OF the
Public school faculty at her home
on De Vargas street. A dainty three
course luncheon was served by the
charming hostess.
Two exceedingly attractive pro-
grams featuring the closing exereis.
es of the u. 6. Indian School and
the Lorctto Academy took place
this week. Both these events were
largely attended by Santa Feans and
BY some of the visitors in the city
Sunday afternoon the annual DC
VARGAS procession will be observed
when the statue Of Our Lady OF the
Rosary will be carried from the
Cathedral of St. Francis to the Ro'
sario church. The following sunday
the statue will be taken back to
the former church building: Tins
event is a very impressive Catholic
celebration and is always witnessed
by a large party Of spectators
The fifteenth biennial convention
Iof the General Federation OF NO
mans Clubs will be held at Des Moi
mes Iune 10 to q inclusive. II is es.
t;nates that about five thousand
ciub women from all over the coun'
try viii attend the assembly. Inc
santa Fc Woman's Club viii be ably
reDrcsented by the retiring presi
dent. Mrs. N. B. l.aughlin who ex'
nect, to attend the convention. Mis-
Stella Sloan another member O
the Woman's Club who is east on !
visit is also planning to attend
One Of the leading social events
this month will be the big hazaa'
given by the Knights OF Columbus
a, the Armory June %, "a, and z
inclusive. There will be a number o
attractive booths where a variet.
al articles will be on sale, also dam
ty Refreshments will be served ev
cry evening A jitney dance ever
night is another pleasing feature
which will be enjoyed by the youn'
people and some not so young Dai
McKenzie's orchestra will be thcr'
in all its glory to furnish music TO
the occasion.
Miss Helen Lucille Winter, daugh
ter of Mayor and Mrs. I. 4. WIN
ter of Santa Fc, and Albert +. Dort'
Of Las Vegas were married at tn
, brides home Tuesday evening. Key. +.
Willis Hamblin, pastor OF the FRS
PRESBYTERIAN Church officiated. IN
bridal couple were attended by MIS-
Dorothy Carlisle and George tmor.
| Moore. Following the ceremony
: five-course luncheon was served TO
| proup of invited friends. Mr.. and Mr.:
: Dorff left the same night on a honey
moon trip to the Grand canyon an
! southern California. After Angus
, LIST they will be at home in Las We
gas where they will reside.
ST. Francis Cathedral was the seen
of a very pretty June wedding Wed
nesday morning when Miss Mar
g Cunningham and Leonard Murph,
! both residents of Santa Fe were maj
r ried by Rev. Monsignor FourchePi
c pastor OF the parish. Mr.. and Mr.
! Murphy were attended by the bride
e sister Mrs. George Mignardot an
T MIR. Comiskey. Following the cerc
0 mony a wedding breakfast was ser
c we'd at the brides home on Don ha'
: per ven which was attended b
G the family aud a few intimate trend
{ The popular young couple will MAX
: Santa Fe their home on returnin
d from a short honeymoon trip.
A musical event OF unusual mtei
est is being arranged by Mrs. job
: Oliver Miller for the evening OF lur
18th. The recital will be given in II
Auditorium OF the Scottish Rite {;
L thedral.
M. Paul Stoes, a young man {
: unusual salient as a yiolin'st. vi
be in Santa Fe the last OF the mont
h as the gucs, of Mr.. and Mrs. Mile
Mr.. Stoes has been playing WIT
II the Minneapolis Symphony Orche'
= ira the past two years. He has Iu
refused a very attractive offer
y make a concert tour this summer
/ order OF spend his vacation wit
h his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henr
S'oes. of Las Cruces.
Further announcements will
made regarding the recital. All WI
z, wish TO hear this young virtuoso a.
y cordially invited to tome and he;
g him. The event promises to be Il
mos, interesting musical event
n the season.
Scores Of Catholic citizens part
cipated in the Corpus Cris;i Gel
q bration held in this CITY Sunds
, morning. This annual event origina
4 ing in Span has been held for ov
2O wears but is fast becoming e,
.tinct. being celebrated now in on
a very few Spanish-American tow
v in the state. The religious oeremoni
e began with high mass IN the Cath