New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13

Silver A.aivsssary Diansr
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Morris Of Ros-
we'll, was celebrated recently Il their
hospitable home with a ? o'clock
dinner. The handsomely appointed
table was centered with an exquisite
silver vase, an anniversary gift, which
held a shower of pink and white
blossoms, and from the chandelier
above ropes of similax were drawn
to the four orner of the table
and under this "a miniature wedding
party stood, the conventional groom,
the lovely bride and dainty flower
girls. Tiny silver shoes and bags
of rice were the place favors, and
the place cards bore requests to each
guest for some incident of their
wedding day. A sumptuous turkey
menu was served, and bridal bouquets
and bottoniers marked the places.
A duplicate table was laid for the
children of the party. The cutting
of the wedding cake was one OF the
delightful features of the evening.
After the dinner, Mr.. Pope and Clark
Dilley, Jr., contributed some enjoy
able music.
Thank Offering Over $1,000
The recent revival conducted at
Deming by Dr. Charles Reign ScoVille
the noted evangelist who has preach
ed the gospel around the world was
most successful. According 10 reports
over 800 professions, besides many
restoratiJns, volunteers for MINISTERIAL
and missionary wor, resulted from
this evangelistic campaign. The
meeting aroused interest from the
very start, and with Methodists,
Baptists, Christians, Nazarenes and
Presbyterians cooperating in one
effort for a great campaign,
the results was gratifying to each de-
The thank offering that was taken
for Or. Soovillc and party amounted
to something over SO 100 Contribu-
tons raging from $3.50 down were
given at the Sunday morning SER
vice. The various Sunday school
classes of that city had a part in the
offering. DR.. Scoville is assisted by
other persons VIII are members
of his party.
City Notes
The Santa Fe Boy Scouts enjoyed
hike up tne SANTA re Canon
to the Scout cabin Saturday. II. b..
Atkinson a member OF the high
school staff, and assistant sCoutInast-
er mad charge OF the boys.
Miss Helen Walker entertained sew
eral friends at a farewell party dance
1t her home Monday night in honor
Of Miss Sadie Ray, of Alamosa, Colo
ado. Following several dance num-
1ers dainty refreshments were serv-
I'd.
Mrs. Aurelia o. Rodriguez Monday
entertained a large party OF
friends at her home in honor of her
brother Mr.. Oyaca. The event was
birthday celebration. Games and
were pleasant features. Re-
reshments were served by the hos
ess.
Rehearsals are being held by the
members who will present The Jap
Girl a charming operetta, und-
n the direction of Mrs. Ralph M. f,
henderson, OF FL Paso, Texas. The
is one of the attractions sche- {
for the entertainment of the
.isitors who will attend the Scot. :
ish Rite Reunion, next month at /
he Scottish Rite Cathedral in this
ity.
The Women's Union of the First r
Presbyterian church held an inspira- ,
meeting at the home of Mrs. >
ohm II. Walker, Friday afternoon.
he interesting session was largely c
TENDED by members and several /
isitors. The society had planned a
ig church social and organ recital
was 10 have been given this :
lon'h, but owing to the health situa- f
in this city the events have been !
allied off indefinitely. q
The Study Glass Of the Woman's o
Tub met at the Museum Tuesday
ftcrnoon, Miss Elizabeth Hughes b
resented a paper on my Visit to a
he Vatican" Mrs. r. II. Ten Evck v
sed as her theme England and her
oeeessions." while Mrs. Tohn loves +
was a Recent Visit 10 the !,
Isles" Mrs. Thomas White in a