New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-02


teaching a pie supper was given re-
Gently and the handsome sum of
$7l.75 was realized which will be used
to purchase school equipment. There
was also a very enjoyable program
presented, the main feature being a
comedy entitled Deacon Dubbs." The
room was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers that Mrs. Banks had re-
ceived for the occasion from her
mother at Santa Fe.
New Musical Organization
The Khoral Klub, a new musical
organization at Tucumcari, which is
composed of several of the best
vocal and instrumental performers
there made its debut recently at the
Methodist church in a cantata en-
titled The Everlasting Light" From
all reports it far exceeded any musi-
cal event ever presented in that city.
Prof. Lewis, principal of the high
school, is the director of the club.
Capital City Notes
The Knights of Columbus Grand
New Years Eve Ball at the Armory
was one of the most brilliant affairs
in the social history of the old cap
ital city. The spacious ball room
was transformed into a bower of
beauty by yards and yards of red
the stars and stripes. A pleasing in
novation anne at midnight when
the lights we're turned off for q few
minutes and flashed on a gay scene
amid quantities of serpentine through
which 1920 appeared, while the old
year came slowly forward to greet
the baby New Year who appeared
from an opposite direction. The
large party of guests resumed dane
ing until about 3 a. m. Many hand
some evening gowns and dress suits
were in evidence. The attractive pro-
grams were embossed with the en-
blems of the lodge and the excel
lent music was furnished for the oc-
casion by Dan McKenzie's nine-piece
orchestra. Delicious refreshments
of chicken salad, hot rolls and cof-
fee were served. Punch was served
through the evening.
INC WOIldu OulOu VI tuC IHSt
Presbyterian church gave a Watch
night Party on New Years eve al
the home of Mrs. John Walker, on
Grant Ave. Miss Elizabeth Hughes,
had charge of the interesting and en-
pertaining program which consisted
of games and a play entitled "In
Pawn, a take off on melodrama.
which was presented by local talent
in shadow pantomime, while Miss
De Eta Whitwell, read the play.
Sandwiches, cake and coffee were
served and at half past eleven the
watch party began closing shortly
after the advent of the New Year.
The Santa Fe Club masque and
fancy dress ball New Years eve at
the library hall was a decided sue
cess and enjoyable event. Many
to the brilliancy of the occasion. The
music was furnished by Al. Morrison's
orchestra. A delicious supper was
served at II o'clock after which the
guests danced the old year out
and the New Year in.
Following its usual custom the
Woman's Museum Board gave a re-
ception and tea New Years after
noon from 3 to 6 o'clock at the mu-
scum building. Many visitors in the
city were in attendance as well as
scores of Santa Feans who dropped
in for a cup of tea and friendly greet
ing to friends. The members of the
board were assisted in Serving by
several young ladies.
The o. z. s. officers of Santa Fe
Chapter No. 10, were installed Mon
day evening at a special meeting held
in the Montezuma Lodge hall. The
members of the chapter presented
the outgoing Worthy Matron Stella
Sloan. with a Past Matrons jewel
and Past Patron Harry Bowman, with
a silver pencil. Ice cream, cake and
coffee were served at the conclu-
sion OF the ceremony.
One OF the really delightful affairs
OF the season attended by several
invited guests was a dance given al
the Library building Tuesday night.
Miss Margaret Moore, was the
charming hostess and proved a royal
entertainer. Splendid music was fur
nished by Al. NJ prisons orchestra.
Delicious refreshments consisting OF
ice cream, cakes and candies were
served.
One of the merry holiday dances
was given by the Woman's Board OF
Trade at the Library building Mon
day night. The ball room was gay
with evergreens and other decora-
tons appropriate to the holiday sea
son. A large party OF guests danced
to the excellent music of Al. Nor
rison's orchestra. Refreshments were
served by a group OF club ladies dur
ing the evening.
The students at the Los Alamos
Ranch School who did not go home
for the holidays enjoyed a real
Christmas celebration there. The
large living room looked Christfnasy
with evergreens where a gayly de-
corated Christmas tree laden with
presents was the main attraction. A
delicious turkey dinner was served
at noon.
A'ilano Sena. Of Pecos. and Miss
Sofia Alarid Romero. of this city,
were married the early part Of this
week at St. Francis Cathedral by
Rev. Monsignor ~.Fourchegu. rector
Of the parish. Mr.. and Mrs. Sena
will make their home al Ration and
have left for that city.
The Santa Fe Band gave a dance
at the Armory New Years night,
which wa attended bv a large marty