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

he American NeO Sfoss
A short time 6 the A. X. G.
Rays had an article telling about a
little lad not quite four years old
who Travelled alone from Siberia to
Denver. He made the tremendous
Journey of some 5000 miles abso-
lutely alone except hat over ms
entire trip form Valdivostok to the
Colorado city the guarding shadow
of the American Red Cross lowered
From chapter to chapter, all along
the way the little Russian boy was
relayed and delivered to his mother
who a~nxiousiy awaited the arrival OF
her child.
The mother and the baby were sep
arated during the chaos which toll
lowed government upheaval. Inc
strain under which the mother has
labored during the past years mas
been terrific, for she saw her nus
hand beheaded before her eyes, was
forced to marry another. and was u II
ried out of the country leaving hef
baby behind in spite OF her protests
ENJOYABLE Lawn Party
A truly bewitching affair IN MS
beauty was the fete given by MISS
MARGUERITE Roberts of Carlsbad IN
honor of her friend. Miss Mildred
! Cooke, on the lovely Roberts lawn
a few evenings age Jap
anese lanterns lii the scene ana d
pnvon scented camp fire drew a
chummy group around its nki
flame. Guests who wished danced IN
the big brick garage. and Madame
lola, a gypsey fortune teller whose
prescience was truly PIC
tured the past present and future io'
} the guests who came to her myster-
ious little tent. There It was ina,
the guest of honor was p~resehleo
with a bright and shining tea Ketue.
much to the amusement oil herseit
and friends gathered roundabout 10
hear her fate. Refreshments OF
cake, candy, punch and cream were
served during the evening.
Former Santa Fean Married
The Roswell News of June Isl car.
. ries the following announcement of
the wedding OF a former popular
Santa Fe young lady, The marriage
of Miss Alberta Smith and MI 10
7 ,,is p. Richart was solemni1ed TINS
morning at 8 o'clock at the home oil
, the brides mother Mrs. Ira kawson'
/, on South Lea Avenue. Key, kaaoiih
Cauphey of the First Presbyterian
church reading the ceremony IN the
nresence of a few friends. The BRIDE
has been at the head OF the h'Sh
Z school commercial department the
mast wear and is a young woman Of
e unusual charm aud ability. Mr.. kic.
e hart is connected with the kos"eH
, Overland company here ana Is one
1 OF Roswelrs promising young hus',
. ness men. Mr.. and Mrs, kichart le'l
4 this morning in their car Tor 4 Snori
A honey moon trip to I~loudcrott ana
s W II make their home here on the'f
return.
Three Brides-To-Be -,
One of the most delightful Socia'
g., affairs of the season was the I" O
! clock dinner given at the nome OF
Mrs. /. c. Becker, of Belen who was
assisted by Mrs. John Becker. Jr.
: in honor Of the Misses Naomi Bee
= ker. Lureen Hubert and Frieda b'c'
ler. three brides-to-be. Their wed
u d;nps are scheduled to take place "
{ the early fall. Gorgeous masses al
roses made charming decorations io'
; the rooms and the artistically iaif
{ table around which fourteen younf
ladies assembled. Miss Naomi Bee
ker only recently returned to hciet
from Santa Fe where She was one
= of the efficient teachers IN the Sat
!, ron school building
} Mr.. Pearman Guest of Honor
. The Shakespeare Club recent,
cave a farewell reception at the hom'
J. of Mrs. Clements, OF Claudcroft, II
d honor of Mrs. Pearman, a membe'
!; of the. club, who has gone to resid'
i. in Los Angeles, California. Orisina
toasts and poems were read ny III
" members dedicated to the guest o
honor. and which was presented u
her artistically bound. The uniqu'
center niece OF the beautifully appo
;nted table was a small AUTOMOBILE
idraped with crepe. The husbands o
the members were also invited guest
n and enjoyed the pleasing program an
delicious spread.
Birthday Anniversary
An attractive birthday party wa
' g;ven AT Columbus the latter part q
last week at the "a Infantry Scr
:, vice club in honor OF Mrs. >.
- Prince. wife OF Supply Sergean
e Prince. Company L. in commen'or
:, alton Of her birthday anniversary
:, The club room was decorated wit
- f~estoons of colored crepe paper ar
:. tistically suspended on either side 0
= the hall. Many presents were receiv
|; ed nv Mrs. Prince from her friends
(; A part of the evening was enioyabl
= spent at whist and dancing Excel
lent music was furnished b. the Z4t
= Infantry orchestra.
A Birthday Party
Master William Whitaker. OF Hop
celebrated his seventh birthday b
entertaining several OF his youn
friends at a jolly party recently. ga
!, coiored caps were presented 10 eao
little guest, and at the close OF
deliphtful afternoon delicious pin
ice cream and cake was served b
- the hosts mother who was assistc
nv Mrs. H. Watson and Mrs. Hug
Gage. Master Whitaker received
number Of useful presents
EILs Social Session
- Several members OF the Silver Cit
Lodge OF Elks went TO Hurley wher
thew held a social session Tuesda
night. An excellent program was al
ranged for the occasion. and u
leet-together meeting proved very n
iteresting. The entertainment va