New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-12

Elegant Six-Csurss Diaase
Nrs. VIM. lie Brun of Belen. was
hostess recently at an elegant six
course dinner, the occasion being her
birthday. The table was beautifully
decorated with violets and ferns from
California, with the violet scheme
carried out in all the table decora-
tons. The rooms were decorated
with Gala lilies, ferns and sweet
peas. After the dinner the guests
played 500 and before leaving we're
served . luncheon.
Certainly They win
Aiamogordo ladies voted three to
two at a recent meeting OF the
Shakespeare Club that Motion Pic
lures Are a Menace to Society. Now
first thing we know a lot of chronic
stay-at-homes will be coming out to
find out what it is that the children
oughtn't.to Interchangeable Cloud
crofter.
Capital City Notes
At the regular meeting of the
Knights of Pythias held in Castle
Hall Tuesday evening, the rank of
page was conferred upon T. Harmon
Parkhurst. The rank of esquire
will be conferred upon four caudi-
dates AZ next Tuesdays session.
The Study Class of the Santa Fe
Woman's Club. under the leadership
of Mrs. George w. Prichard. is en-
joying very interesting and instruc-
tive meetings. Tuesday afternoon at
the museum the subject discussed
was Russia" Papers by a few MEM
bers and current events comprised
the program.
The Zimmerman-Ewar recital will
be given in the auditorium OF the
museum March Is under the auspices
of the Woman's Board of Trade.
This musical promises to be a rare
treat for music lovers as both Mrs
Zimmerman and Mr.. Ewart are
professional artists. Admission tick
cts will be $l.0 and students will be
charged half price.
Santa Fe Royal Arch Chapter No.
I, at its regular meeting Monday
evening conferred the Mark Master
degree on Edgar d. Smith, Homer
Stephens, Emmett J. De Arcy and T.
J. Holderman. The business session
was preceded by a lodge supper at
6 p. m. Tuesday evening Santa Fe
Commandery No. |, conferred the or
der of the Temple on Harry q.
Hogle.
At the annual election of Santa Fe
Lodge of B. P. o. E. No. 400, the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Paul A. Hall,
allied ruler; Frank M. Burton, es-
teemed leading knight; Earl T. Wiley,
esteemed loyal knight; Charles A.
May, esteemed lecturing knight; F.
P. Sturges, secretary; c. A. Rising
treasurer; Manuel Manzanares, tiler
P. M. A. Lienau, trustee; George
Mignardot, representative to Grand
Lodge, and Carl A. Bishop, alternate.
The installation will take place on the
fourth Wednesday of this month.
A meeting of the Civic and Child
Welfare department OF the Santa
Fe Woman's Club, was held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Clancy, Palace avenue, Mrs. w. G.
Turley presiding. One of the most
commendable actions taken by the
department, following a discussion on
the weighing and measuring of the
children, was the unanimous decision
of those present to Immediately be-
gin the carry on work, which owing
to various reasons was not done last
year or the year before. Mrs. Pond
was appointed a committee of one,
who, with the assistance of the dis
trict nurse, Mrs. Holland, will go over
the long list on file. Children who
require operations for the removal Of
adenoids and t%onsils, or other needed
immediate medical attention will be
looked after as soon as the committee
investigates the cases.