New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16

A regular meeting of the Santa
Fe Lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythias
was held at Castle Hall Tuesday
night. The rank of Knight was con-
ferred upon Earl l. Hardy, Frank
Horn and Alfred Muller. An enter
tainment committee was appointed to
make arrangements for a banquet
and dance which will be given by
this lodge on the 10Th of February.
This affair will be a gay celebra-
ton. by the local members of the
anniversary of the Knights of Pythias
Lodge which was founded in 1864.
At the cose of the business session
lunch was served.
The Woman's Board of Trade at
a business session held at the library
building Monday afternoon elected
the following officers for 1920. Mrs,
A. J. Fischer. president; Mrs. |. II.
Rapp, first vice-president; Mrs. L.
A. Hughes, second vice-president
Mrs. r. L. Ormsbee, third vice-pre-
sident, Mrs. F. E. Nudding, treas
urer; Mrs. A.. B. Renehan. CORES
ponding secretary: Mrs. Rupert F:
Asplund, federation secretary, and
Mrs. Anita Chapman. recording sec
rotary.
Several friends planned a surprise
party and assembled at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lopez, a few
evenings ago. They informed the
popular couple that they had not
forgotten their tin wedding anniver-
sary and had come to help them
celebrate the joyful occasion. The
GUESTS report a very delightful social
time.
A special meeting Of the Civic and
Child Welfare department of the
Woman's Club will be held Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Frank Clancy al 3 o'clock. Owing
to the absence of the acting chair
man and the secretary the meeting
Wednesday afternoon was called OFF
as no business could be transacted.
The Santa Fe B. p. o. E. Lodge
hClu q iOuoilS bhNNbhhS A. N''D
house on Lincoln venue Wednes-
day night. Eight candidates were
initiated into the mysteries of the
order and are reported still alive.
However all of them or most Of
them carried insurance policies and
state health certificates.
The Pan-Heilenic association met
at the home of Mrs. E. C. Best,
Shelby street Monday afternoon. Miss
Margaret Cooperrider, had charge Of
the interesting program. The fol-
lowing new members attended the
meeting; Mrs. G.. s. Luckett, Mrs.
Elizabeth Sproule. and Miss Eleanor
Simkins.
Invitations are out for a Leap
Year Dance which will be given by
the Elks social committee at the
b. p. O. F.. club house tomorrow
night. Al. Morrison's orchestra has
been engaged to furnish the music
for the gala event.
VIM. Grudder killed a bull snake
near Flora Vista New Years day
John Orseh say this is an indica-
ton of a warm winter. That's
nothinp-a bunch Of our local boys
at the New Years dance al Farm
ington saw a large number of snakes.
and the weather had nothing to do
with il. either-Farmington Hustler
There are a number OF bachelors
in Fort Sumner who pretend ner-
vousness in the presence Of eligible
ladies, while they well know that
none of the maiden's would have
them, leap year or any other year
Fort Sumner Review
Football was played in Japan a.
early as the year 7o4 of the present
era. China played football long be
fore Japan, so long ago that the
football, was stuffed with hair until
the century, when some ingenious
Chinese thought of initiating il.
II there's a fourth dimension" as
imaginative scientists maintain. why
can't some of them invent a sheet
of paper with three sides to it in
stead of two, and thus solve the
problem of p%rint-paper shortage?
Secretary Tumulty says he can't
eat lunch with ANYBODY three DAYS
for fear people will think the adj
ministration is backing that man for
President. He might try dining with
Senator Lodge.
Now comes the portable whisky-mak-
ing still. Detectives made the discov-
cry in Chicago when they arrested
Harry Perrin. They found in his
possession a still small enough to
be carried in a suit case.
The lasso. so closely related to
American cowboy life. was in use in
South America and Mexico before
The Spaniards. and later the Amcri-
cans discovered It.
The royal road TO patronage and
Doprlaritv is that of the s%torekeep-
er who gives the customer something
Tor the money.
RULES FOR CONDUCTING Ex-
AMINATIONS.
Eighth Grade Examinations.
/. Examinations shall be held as
announced, on March Is, and l9,
April IS and 10, May 20 and p, 1929.
at such places and by such persons
in each county as the county super