New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-28

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still waters,
And leave behind them-memory and
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The Fiesta of San Felipe
Great preparations are being made
by the Catholic citizens for the eel
cbration of the fiesta of San Felipe
on May 80 at the historic plaza of
Old Albuquerque. This annual even;
it is said has been held there for the
past 200 years. The religious ceremon-
les will begin with vespers, chanted
in the historic old church, the SER
vices being attended by visiting priests
from the n~eighboring churches and
missions.
The plaza will be brightly il!uin-
mated for the occasion and Prof.
Devine's band of 20 pieces will give
a special concert from the band
stand. After which a big dance will
be given in Society hall. Early Sun
day morning a salute of guns fired
by the Old Town battery will her
aid the coming of San Felipe day.
A concert by the Union band will
be given on the plaza in the morning
preceding solemn high mass in the
church.
During the early afternoon hours
v1a;ous games and contests will take
place. At four O'Clock the process
sion of San Felipe will leave the
church and march through the
streets and about the plaza of Old
Town. in which all societies and
members OF the church will parti-
cipate. As a finale to the procession
comes the statue OF San Felipe
which is carried on a dias by four
priests. Other priests and choir fol-
low in full vestment. The close OF
the day will be celebrated by a
grand illumination and fireworks,
band concerts on the plaza and dan
cling.
Pleasant Picnic Outing
About 20 guests gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon OF
Fierro to spend the day on a picnic
outing. A healthy AMOUNT of exercise
was obtained in climbing the hills
and gathering wood for a large bon
fire. By five o'clock every guest had
a war famine appetite and the work
of cooking supper went forward
with a rush. There were steaks.
wieners. baked beans, sandwiches,
coffee. lemonade and many
other things.
The spread was followed by old
ia shioned games and various sports
were greatly enjoyed by all.
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and supply of steaming hot coffee
brought the day to a pleasant end
ing for the guests assembled around
the camp fire.
Meeting
Mrs. Robert Mueller was hostess
afternoon 10 the Berrendo
Home Economics Club. II was an es
interesting meeting. Miss
Erickson, the public health nurse,
was present and made a splendid
ak which convinced her hearers
hat her vocation was not only a
most progressive one, but most nee
essary for the betterment of hu-
Mrs, Frank Severns read an
Interesting paper on her trip rhru
The Mammoth cave of Kentucky.
which was greatly enjoyed. Plans for
1 public entertainment and supper to
be given early in June, were dis
,ussed. The hostess served delicious
refreshments at the close of the :
Drogram.-Roswell Record.
Exchange {
The Albuquerque Y. w. c. A. will
open a Womans' Exchange Saturday
lune 5, under the supervision OF the :
headquarters committee, which i {
composed of Mrs. Roy Allen Stamm /:
chairman, Mrs. w. c. Reid, Mrs J.
I. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Lawrence Lee,
and Mrs. w. K. Walton. This vii!
give the ome and girls a splcn- !
I'D opportunity to dispose of their !
.ancy and plain articles at a rea,on- !
lble price to those who have no time I
make them. Articles that are q
Vearable and decorative, and good I
hings in the culinary art will be OIL |
ale. T
social Affairs at Belen J
Mrs. Edgar Goebel was hostess at !
IN interesting fancy work party re- .
entity in honor of her guest Mrs.
OF Denver, Colo. Six ladies !
pent the afternoon and the hostess
a tempting luncheon. On Tues
lay evening of this week, Mr.. and 2
Edgar Goebel entertained a :
ladies and gentlemen at an '
party in which, Mrs. Mac !
Donald carried off high honors and !
Lindburg the consolation, This u
was given in honor OF their :
Mrs. Herbert Goebel OF FL .
'aso, Texas, and Mrs. George Saw =
of Denver, Colo. Delightful re- V
reshments were served.
Of New Church \
An excellent program has been ar o
anged for the dedication services u
4 the new Baptist church on the [
5 of Jnue at Vaughn. The event v
an all day celebration beginning p
{ 3 a. nj. A cafeteria dinner will be $
erved at l2:50. Among the promin-s
Mt men attending the d~edication
Santa Fe are: Lieutenant
Governor B. F. Pankey who will I
oliver an address at the afternoon n
ession and Rev. J. F. Meassells. Y
aston of the Baptist church in San 8
a Fe, who will deliver a sermon at Z
As p, m. n
r. c. Gift Hospital e
Two hundred little Belgian prote-
es Of the Junior Red Cross OF Am
RIGA sang a praise of their benefac- i
ors at the recent ceremonies at J
marking the laying OF the II
of a permanent monu- a
lent to the generosity OF America =
the form of an u~pto-date. fully !.
medical and surgical dis u
ensary built with the funds Of the
merriam Red Croes