New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
sNoah's Ark" Party

"Noah's Ark" Party
The young people of the town I'M
der the management of the Methodist
Social Service Department, gave an
entertainment at the parlors of the
church on Friday night. 1t was called
a 'Noah's Ark" party. The arrange
ments rel made by Misses Fay
Keen and Josephine Weaver, who
were responsible for the surprises of
the evening. All the young people
of the town were invited.
These social features are weekly
occurrences, and are proving a source
of great pleasure to the young
people regardless of church affilia-
ton. New programs of amusement
are put on every Friday night, only
one date having lapsed since the
movement was organized, and that
through courtesy to the Baptist Sth
Sunday MeetinA From thirty 10
fifty happy people are present a.
b meeting. Invitations are ez-
a good time.-Fsfancia Herald.
Er1ellsne Work
For the fi-st lime in - hieturz,
Clayton Lodge No q, r. +. & A. NJ
went he limit allowed by tie laws
Of the order in the comforting of de-
Erees. ReGinring at two O'Clock Sat
u-tay afternoon the degree team,
composed of C1ayton's brightest Ma
sons, began the work and continued
until s p. m. when an oyster sup
per was served The supper was
prepared under the supervision of DR..
r. NJ. Olbeter, and consisted of oy-
STEERS cooked in every known stvle.
After supper the WORK of confer
ring degrees wae amair taken up and
was not finished until about eleven
o'clock. The number of candidates
upon whom the Master decree was
conferred was five.
This speaks we'll for Clavton LodPe
and for the interest Displayed by
lie members. About sever'v-fivc ~er,
be-s were present, ar' irc'rica visit
ire Masore from Oklohoma. TEXAS.
Kansas. Missouri Colorado a11
Iowa.-ClaYton Ci'i7er.
A Charming afternoon
Mrs. r c. Wo~swi~h presided
over a pretty comn'imon' r iAav At
Der home q Nc :. y. e7ea-s Of
pos'on. who Is The crrcef Of Ms.
Charles y. Keyeq for = visit. and
Mrs. A. w: Hamilton. who will leave
soon 20 make her home in California.
The WOr7wick h me was given addi-
tional charm with a wealth OF lovely
Snrir~ h'oesoms in mink and lavender
hyacinths and golden jonquils. The
time WIS spent in pleasant chat over
all kinds OF sewing and later a de-
licious luncheon was served at the
beautifully appointed table. fragrant
with mink and lavender hvacinths. in
the dining DOM. Place favors were
dainty c1rsage b%ouuuets of pink sweet
peas and came with the ice course.
Roswell News.
II. c. Carnival Fine Success
The Carnival riven By the High
School on last Tuesday was 4 fine
success, both from an entertaining
and remunerative STANDPOINT The
proceeds amounted TO about $4,000
There were a number OF booths, and
The performers BETRAYED in no way
that they were amateurs ~ re
iCvinp the people OF their money
An seemed - have snecializei in tt-t
inc of business. The negro minstrel
was quite an attraction. and the band
8 10 be congratulated on RENDERING !
IN excellent pronunciation Nrrts
Masque Ball 1
The masquerade ball given here las' y
5atui day night WIS a success from :
very view point. The hall was filled I
overlooking, and Pearl Howard. {
,rchestra furnished splendid music. (
The slogan OF the evening was "on
With the dance, let JOY be unconfincd."
he c Stumes were many. ranging
rom the ridiculous to beauty. Mrs.
Ament and Mrs. Edgar Hecp S
Won the SIS box of CANDY for best
I%ancers, and Mrs. J. G. BOYD took a
he So box OF candy for best cos n
ume.-Hillshoro Advocate. a