New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-04
Capital City Notes

The commencement exercises of the
Santa Fo High School we're held
last evening in the auditorium of the
Museum building. The splendid fea-
lures of the graduating exercises
were the inspiring commencement
address by ]. III. Wagner, state sup
erintendent, the Saiutatory by Kath-
ryn Andrews, and the Valedictory
by Kathaleen Rolls. Hon. Thomas
B. Catron presented the diplomas.
The invocation was delivered by
Rev. ]. Willis Hambl'n, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, and the
benedicron by Rev. ]. f. Measells.
pastor ofNthe Baptist church. Pleas
ing instrumental and vocal selections
were rendered by the High School
orchestra and class. The members OF
the class are: Kathryn Laura An
drews, Carrie Mae Blades, Elizabeth
Gould French, Lois Ada Cause, Ed
it'll Emmaline Harsh, Jeanette kee-
nan. Irene Lassater, Thomas How
ard McCabe, Lloyd Markt, David Al
bert Miller, Kathaleen Rolls, Mary
Carolyn Ten Eyck, Friedrich Tho
mas Wagner.
The program for the closing week
OF the Santa Fe U. 5. Indian
school under the efficient superin-
tendency of John D. DeHuff, is an
excellent one this year. Beginning
Sunday evening June g the general
assembly of teachers and pupils viii
be held. Monday evening the Liter
airy Musical program will be presen-
ted by the students. Tuesday even
inc ash fire at Oh-kay," will take
place for the pupils and on the fol
lowing evening the event will he
gwen for the invited guests in the
school auditorium. On sdav
Field Day events will be the chief
attraction, and that evening a spe-
cal session will be held and the
Field Day prizes will be awarded.
Scores of Santa Fe ladies and vis'-
tors in the city availed themselves
OF the pleasure to call at the eNecu-
tive mansion yesterday afternoon
where Mrs. O. A. Larrazolo was a
charming hostess at an AT Home "
Mrs. LarrazoIo has announced that
she will receive callers the first and
tn I'd Thursdays OF each month.
Owing to bereaVements, social func'-
ions and AT Home" days have not
been observed at the executive man
sion for some time.
The Fifteen club held ITS last
meeting Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs, X. ]. Palen, Palace
avenue Mrs. |. II. Rapp presided and
presented Gleuway Westcott whose
interesting readings and interpreta-
tons of three New England poets,
Emily Dickinson. Edwin Robinson
and Robert Frost vas most enjoy
able. A social hour followed and del
icious refreshments were served.
This club will resume its regular
meetings in October.
The Santa Fc Knights of Pythias
Lodge No. 2 elected the following
officers for the semiannual period
Tuesday night. J. c. McConvery, chan
ceilor commander DR.. w. H. Brown
vice chancellor: Rev. Samuel w.
Marble. prelate, Frank Loveland'
master OF work Edward l.. Stafford,
master at arms; Benjamin F. Pam
key, inner guard: and Ferdinand
Kock, outer guard.
The members of the Woman's
Board OF Trade are busy complet-
ing arrangements for the rummage
sale which will be held in the near
future. This evening this splendid or
ganization will entertain Santa Fe
society at a Barn Dance given at
the Armory. Dan McKenzie's orch
estra will play for the occasion and
refreshments will be served.