New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26


Grad SeAssl E,s9feaAasse
The Clayton Gfade SohSsf enter
tainment given in the High School
auditorium recently was = great sue
cess. Over l76 students took part
in the entertaining program, which
was witnessed by 500 people. The
entertainment Melted the neat sum
of $l0O and this win be used for play
ground equipment for the grade
The Wa.abs Oh
The girl students of the Lordsburg
school have organized a new club
which they have called the Wanabe
Club. Their main purpose is to raise
money to assist in building a COM
munty house in that city. All young
ladies in that community are eligible
to join the club as the school girls
say "the more the merrier."
To Be Playground Instructor
Many friends in New Mexico will
be interested to learn that Miss
Grace Lord, of Las Vegas, is to be
playground instructor for the Red
path Horner Chautauqua this sum
mer. Miss Lord will visit over nine
of the eastern coast cities.
CAPITAL CITY NOTES
About 6OO attended the. organ re-
cital given at the stately Scottish
Rite Cathedral Sunday night pre-
ceeding the Scottish Rite Reunion
which began its sessions Monday
The Masons extended a general in
vitati0n to the public. The program
comprised several superb selections
bv Mrs. John Oliver Miller, a siftej
organist. This was Mrs. Miller's first
appearance before an audience. ~
Santa Fe and they testified their
keen appreciation and enjoyment OF
every number by a prolonged APP
p%lause. Mrs. Ralph NJ. Henderson
of Fl Paso, whose rare skill as a
violinist is we'll known in this city
Mrs. George Van Stone at the organ
as usual delighted their audience
Very pleasing indeed was the vocal
, solo Ave Maria" by Miss Clarihe'
Fischer with Mrs. Van Stone at the
piano. Mrs. Miller at the organ and
Mrs. Henderson violin. Miss Fischer
has a wonderful sweet soprano voice
and never fails to please an assem-
bly,. The Scottish Rite choir also
contributed a number to the musical
enjoyment OF the evening. A very
ENJOYABLE dance was given Tuesday
night in the banquet hall strictly foI
Nisons and their families. Al Nor
rison's orchestra played for the oc-
rasion. Wednesday night THE Japa'
nese Girl' a pretty operetta wa:
staged in the auditorium under the
direction OF Mrs. Ralph NJ. Hender'
son, Of FL Paso, by local talent. This
clever play was highly entertaining
and wasrattended by Masons. their
ladies and a limited number OF invited
guests.
The annual social meeting held by
the Woman's Union Of the FRS
Presbyterian church last Friday al
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Franz
Andrews. Dor Gaspar avenue, wa
one of the most enjoyable church
events of the season and vas attend
ed by 40 members and guests includ
ed. The following ladies we're elect
cd officers. of the society for the en-
suing yeaF: Mrs. r. {. Ten Eyck
president; Mrs. Max Berueffy, frs
vice president; Mrs. J. Willis Ham
bin, second vice president; Miss d.
Eta Whitwell, secretary; Mrs. b
NJ. Thomas, treasurer; Mrs. {. =
Linney. secretary of literature ant
Mrs. Howell Earnest, auditor. a
the conclusion OF the business ses
sion a social hour followed and de
licious refreshments were served
Mrs. Andrews was assisted by Mrs
Frank +. Andrews aud Mrs. J. q
Seth.
The Vachel Lindsay lecture vii
take place tomorrow night at tn
Museum. This attraction is giyei
under the auspices OF the Santa f.
Woman's Club and is some'hin
worth while to look forward to. Mr.
Lindsay is one of the four or fly
leading American poets Of the pre-
sent day and is famous as an enter
tainer as well as a poet. Tickets ar
selling for the small sum of so cent
for adults and a special rate n; :
cents for students.
Meeting of the Civic and Chill
welfare department OF the Santa F
Woman's Club was held Tuesday al
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Fran
Clancy. Palace venue Mrs. w. G
Turley was unanimously nominate,
to succeed herself as chairman y
the department. Mrs. Frank Stapli
and Mrs. Ashley Pond were nomi
). mated first and second directors res
|, pectively.
The Study Class of the Santa +
Woman's Glib held it's regular SEES
sion at the Museum Tuesday after
noon. The subject of the interest
. ing program was Russia. At tn
. business meeting Mrs. George w
P-ichard was nominated chairman
Mrs. George NJ. Neel. first directo
and Mrs. Gordon 7. Backus. secon
director.