New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-21
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CapitaI City Notes


Santa lc promises to be very gay
curing me uHmcr and fall seasons
ard all dance lovers will have no
difficulty ion attending just as many
dances a, they desire. AT the beau
tiful Scottish Rite Cathedral dan
ces will be given twice a month for
Ma-ou~ and their ladies. Foliowine
this announcement by the Masonic
Dance Committee. an old dancing
club wa, received. recognized and
plans 10 give a dance every second
Saturday at the library building.
The ElES home has always been the
scene Of many pleasing parties dur
inc the year, while at the Armory
bales are given most every week.
There will be card parties galore
the Womau'S Club is arranging to
give a series Of benefit card parties,
and other organizations are thinking
Of making similar plans. These par
ties will certainly make life rather
strenuous for the members OF the
regular card clubs who assemble five
and six times during the week to
cuiov The pleasant diversion if they
endeavor TO attend all social actiyi-
ties. The popular AT Home" days
that were discontinued during the
war will again be observed by the
majority of Santa Fe ladies.
The senior class play which will
be staged at the Elks Theatre this
evening promises to be a pleasing
entertainment. Two one act plays
VIII be presented. The first being
"Sunset." an English comedy, adapt
ed from Tennyson's "The Sisters,
and a Case of Suspension" a Gle
yer college farce. Eight young wo-
men and five young men make ~
the casts. They are Elizabeth French.
Irene Lasater. Edith Hersh, Car
RE Mae Blades, Louise Cause. Kate
Andrews. Kathaleen Rolls and Jc-
anctte Keenan,. Lloyd Markt, Fred
wyu Valentine. David Miller, Tom
McCabe and Fred Wagner.
The Santa Fe Woman's Club held
a session Tuesday afternoon at the
library building which was well at
tended and of unusual interest. 4
review on the Degradation of Dem
ocratic Dogma" by Henry Adams
was presented by Mrs. Levi A. HUI
ches. The board OF managers also
held a meeting the same afternoon
al 2.0 al which considerable bust
ness was transacted. The annual re-
ports from the different departments
were read showing that the club
had accomplished much work in its
activities the past year.
The second year Spanish class of
the Catron school will present a
Spanish three act play entitled "Los
Castillos de Torresnobles," Monday
night at the high school auditor um.
Those taking part in the play are:
Katherine Van Stone. Florence Err
nest. Carolyn Asplund. Anita Rose.
Mary Moore. Peter Lineau. Louise
Hudgings. Bernard Scarborough.
Katherine Hall. Ruth Piatt and Mary
Sever.
Miss Rosie Alarid. Of this city and
Jose Sslas. Of Jerome. Arizona. were /.
married at St. Francis cathedral Sat
morning. Rev. Monsignor
7 DuINUtRu, pastor Ol int PARISH Ol-
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel c. Or
tiz attended the bridal couple. Sew
eral handsome presents were recei-
we'd bv the happy couple who left
Sunday for Jerome. Arizona. where
ihev viii make their future home.
The Woman's Union Of the First
Presbyterian church will hold It's
social and business meeting this af-
ternoon at 3 O'Clock. Mrs. A. ]. Ab
bott and Mrs. |. B. Hanna will be
The hostesses and Ms Fred McBri-
lie will have charge of the devotion
ais. The meeting viii be held at the
-hild Welfare Home north of the
h
Arrangements are being made by
The Santa Fe Woinan's Board of
Trade to hold a rummaee sale dur
ne the first week in June. Every !
hing from old clothes to house
,old furniture VII be on sale. VI