New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

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t.. ns sAs uo
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when .ll fiji L. Lii il at
ent rounds. was n th-t declined Il
accept the suggestion that II pre-
pare There is a moral in this.
The American Red Cross has it:
hands upon the pulse of the nation
at all times. The organizations ex-
world-are always on the alert. When
a Chapter is requested to cooperate
to a certain end, there is a sound
reason for the request, whether ii
touches health, Home Service, Junior
activities, or any other line of Red
Cross e~ndeayor.
The influenza lesson should be OF
value to workers in every department
of the Red Cross,-A. X. {. Rays.
Turkey Dinner Big Affair
A committee of ladies of the local
Red Cross, comprising Mrs. {. J.
Kelly as chairman, Mrs. Tulloch and
Mrs. Nv. Whitehill, ably assisted
by the other members Of the chapt-
t-, gave an elaborate Welcome
silme" turkey dinner to he return
st soldier boys who were unable to
be present at the big celebration last:
May. at the armory last Friday even
ing Seventeen guests enjoyed the
hourtiful spread, and it was regret
eat HhrA nrrp rfrar. Hnahla IN no
present as arrangements had been
'9lly made for the entertainment of
. much larger crowd.
The Entertainment was in the ma
'urc II a Valentine party, and the
p~rJfusc decorations carried out this
scheme, interpreted with American
flag, in honor 81 the boys.
The party was a great success aud
the guests gave a vote OF thanks to
their hostesses for their untiring ef-
forts in furnishing such an elabor-
ate observation-disclosures Head
light.
Off,eers Elected.
At the Stated monthly meeting OF
Santa Fc. Lod e of Perfection No.
I, held at the Cathedral, February
2}rd, the following officers were elect
ed TO serve for the term OF two years.
William r. Griffin, 32' .........
............. Venerable Master
Edward r. Paul, so Hon. 1920.
Observation-Disclosures. Senior Warden
Clarence w. McCintock, 3 49,.
e..-s. l.uscc. d. Junior . W1fd'"
Frederick Muller, 52'K KOCH.
Charlie, A. Whcclon, 80 Hon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Secretary
Thomas l.. Winter, 32'k.C.C.H.
................... Treasurer
These together with the a%ppointiye
officers, will be installed at the next
regular meeting of the Lodge.
Lun ;heon Bridge Party
Mrs. Jones gave a beautiful party
entertaining with a luncheon at the
Gran Quivira last Thursday. At one
o'clock twenty-five ladies were seat
ed at the beautifully decorated table
The center piece was carnations,
ferns and sweet peas. Sweet peas
III hHh ~ IAh@Rh W !
each place card.
After a four course luncheon the
ladies went to the home of Mrs.
Jones where bridge was a diversion.
The prizes were three Pickard china
bowls, the first going to Mrs. Scheur-
ich, the second to Mrs. Smyer and
consolation to Mrs. Lindley. The
scores ran high and much interest
was taken in the game Clovis News.
Soldiers Delighted Crowds
The soldiers quartette from the
9Th Cavalry. Fl Paso. Texas. have
been singing in Silver City during the
past week and beside delighting their
audiences have certainly succeeded
in drawing attention to the army re-
cruiting drive which is now under
way. The boys sang at the Elks'
Theatre and the crowd would hard
ly let them quit. They also sang
at the American Legion smoker. Sum
day morning they sang at the Bap-
fist church and Sunday afternoon at
the ceremony in the E1ks' theatre at
the honors OF the French gov
eminent will be bestowed upon rela-
OF those who lost their lives in
the war.
A Jubilee Luncheon
Local suffragists will give a jubilee
luncheon soon to celebrate the rati-
fication of the suffrage amendment,
and to felicitate one another upon
the success which has crowned the
cfforts OF fifty years of eff
or the part of the feminine. sex.
II is most probable that the lun-
will be the scene Of some &C
tive planning for future participation
IN electoral matters and it is under
stood that the fair sex have several
cards up their acknowledgements
Journal.
Leap Year and Pie Social
The leap year and pie social given
recently by the young people of the
Methodist church was well attended
and all report at Belen. a jolly time.
young man brought a pie and
were auctioned off TO the
bidder. the lady buying the
pie eating it with the gentleman who
brought il. Games were played and
4 miscellaneous program rendered.
Realized s37s From Event
The bazaar and enchilada supper
given by the sisters and students Of
Academy on Friday last was
/ decided success, financially and TO-
tally. The sum of three hundred
Ind seventy--five dollars was real
ED and the event was thoroughly
by Atlas Cruces Republic.