New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
Ceiebration Attended by "a

SeSeoretlon Dy "a
A large crowd gathered at the K.
P. Hall by invitation to assist the
members in celebrating the fifty-sixth
anniversary of the Order.
The hall had been tastefuliy de-
corated with the colors of the order.
A table was roped off from the main
portion of the hall, at which fifty-six
persons were served at a time: and
it was filled about four times. Fried
oysters. salad, pickles and coffee,
followed by ice cream and cake,
constituted the spread,
The main hall was given over to
dancing, which began early in the
evening and was o concluded until
the wee sma' hours. The music was
inspiring, the occasion appropriate,
the crowd harmonious and the
lodge, as host, was gratified with the
results.
Many Of these present came from
various parts OF the county, and N
many re- poets gave i.e affair the
appearance Of q reunion and q sriyii
Of good feeling csrc'ila any q ing
81 s0uI' nature ia lhe pasl-Car-
Elzlzo News.
EE- Dance e-rcee-sfr,
Tire annual dance OF Silver City
j lodge ha AS b b, d. klks given
Monday night, was one of the most
brilliant successes OF the many that
preceded it in years past. The dance
was largely attended by EIks. their
wives, sisters, mothers and sweet
hearts. Music was furnished by the
FL Paso Country Club orchestra and
was all that could be desired. The
decorations were especially tasteful.
the lodge colors, purple and white,
predominating, this scheme also be-
ing effectively carried out in the
lighting arrangement. The buffet
supper served after 10 o'clock, was
elegant, The committee in charge,
composed of Joseph +. Woodbury.,
chairman; Harry Lipscomb and John
Blackwell, deserves the fullest ere
dit for the success of the affair
City Independent.
Farwell Dinner and Dance
Miss Gladys Mandeil, OF N,hu-
querque, who has been "a special Rcd
Cross Canteon ward worker 4. Fort
has lefl tle post and after .
short visit in III I1eo, Ic.as, e.p1,-s
return home. Miss Mandcli was
the honor guest 80 au elaborate din-
= stct . -, l'i Red Cross
worker Miss Ausuanu and Mc,5rs
and Kelley The table pres
ented a beautiful appearance with a
OF gorgeous roses as a center
piece. During an intermiSsion al the
arewell dance which followed, The
colonel after a gracious address
presented Miss Mandell with a gold
cd m behalf of the soldier boys
of her ward. The watch bore the fol-
inscription within Miss
Mandell. From Her Bud
Boy Scout Band at Convention
That the Boy Scout Band is appre-
in this section of the country
IS established beyond a doubt. About
Two weeks ago Profs. James was add
by The entertainment commit
of the Cattleman's Convention of
Amarillo that the local band had
awarded the contract To furnish
iAhoAN y lit NuihNillbH WHICH NitA
the Texas city this week. Although
he country adjoining Amarillo has
many good bands the reputation the
Boy Scouts have established for
themselves during the past ear has
them the coveted contract
rucumcari American.
Play Great Success
la Oracion de La Tarde" which
vas recently staged at albuquerque
~ the Club Progresista, was a great
uccess according to reports. Those
anticipating in the Spanish Drama
we're charming in costumes Of the
eventeenth century adding effective
less TO the performance which was
immensely entertaining. The pro-
which amounted TO over 5000
will go to the new church of the
Heart.
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