New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-30
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

. Over the State
An Unsolved Puzzle
The height of some women's am
bition is to attract attention. And
they usually succeed in doing so.
But the comment that goes with the
attention they attract is not always
as favorable as it might be were
they less determined to be seen.
Why a woman sacrifices her at
t~ractiyeness as a true woman just
to be seen is one of the puzzles yet
to be solved.-By H. A. s. Roswell
News.
Picnic and Barbecue
A large party of Masons and their
ladies motored to Fort Bayard Sun
day t. attend a picnic and barbecue
as the guests of the Masonic So
iourners' Club of that place. The
event was looked forward to with.
a great deal of pleasure and a de-
lightful time was anticipated by the
Jolly party.
Box Supper and Dance
The Box Supper and Dance given
recently under the auspices of the
Commercial Club for the benefit OF
an aviation landing field proved to
be a real success having Melted the
sum OF $l87 for this meritori3us
cause. Wagon Mound Paragraph.
Capital City Notes
The Santa Fe Band will give a
dance at the Armory tomorrow
night. Dan McKenzie's orchestra
will play for the occasion. The band
boys hope that a large attendance
will be present, as they are endeav-
oring to raise funds with which to
pay for the repairing of instruments,
and o'her incidental expenses of
the organization.
Santa Fe Lodge No. 2, |. O. O. F.
held a very interesting and largely
att, nded meeting n the lodge rooms
Monday ght The event was in cell
ebration of the l0lst anniversary OF
the order. The splendid program in
cluded musical selections and ad-
dresses were delivered by Judge {.
J. aberts. Rev. ]. Willis Hamblin
and Guy Harrington. At the close
OF the program a fine lunch was ser
we'd
Nontoya V Montoya Post Of the
Woman's AuXiliary to the Ameri-
can Legion was organized Sunday
afternoon at a meeting held in the
Museum bu lding. The name Of the
santa Fc post Of the American Le-
pion was adopted and the following
officers were elected Mrs. Dorthy
Stafford Carlisle, president; Mrs,
lola Armiio. vice president Mrs.
Lorenzo Gutierrez. secretary treas
urcr. A membership committee was
also appointed and a campaign for
members will start Immediately.
Miss Rosarito Vigil daughter OF
MIR. and Ms. Atanacio Wig OF this
city and Pablo Griego, of Aibuquer-
que, were married at ST. Francis
Cathedral Monday morning Rev.
Monsignor Fourchegu off oiating.
The bridal couple win make their
home in Albuquerque where Mr..
Gricgo IS employed in the Herald
Office.
The members of the Guild Of the
Church Of the Holy Faith will give a
tea at the Library Hall Friday after
noon May 7. Home cooking dam
ties will also be on sale. The pro-
cccdS will be used towards purchas-
ing furniture for the school rooms
OF The new parish home recently &C
CURED.
Miss Willie l.. Day, OF Morarity
and Homer T. Parks of Roy, were
married at the Presbyterian Manse
Saturday afternoon. Rev. J. Willis
liamblin, pastor, officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Parks left for Roy where
they " II make their home on a
ranch owned by the bridegroom.
Superintendent c. Z. L;nney has
announced that a Presbyterian sun
day School Social will be held this
evening in library hall. An interest
ing program has been arranged for
the entertainment of the guests.
L.Lht refr,Shments will be served.
The commencement exercises of
the Allison James School will be
held Wednesday morning, May 5
at 1890 in the First Presbyterian
church. The commencement address
will be delivered by J. H. Wagner,
state super ntendont OF schools.
Rev. !. w Ills Hamblin, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church has
been invited to deliver the com
mencement address at the annual
commencement exercises of the Me
maui School Of Albuquerque which
will be held May 5th.
The Woman's Museum Board ex-
pect to serve tea in the reception
room of the museum building Tues
day afternoon in honor of the
Brooklyn Eagle Boosters, who will
visit Santa Fe enroute from the
coast.
The eighth grade play will take
place Saturday, May LIST, at 7:4S pm.
the High School Play, Monday, May
3rd. 7:4S p. m. and Class Day Exer-
cises Tuesday, May 4th, at 4 pm.
At the Allison-James school build
ing.
The Wallace Reading Club met in
regular session at the home of Mrs.
V. Boyle Clarendon Gardens, Sat
urday afternoon. At the conclusion
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