The Taos News from Taos, New Mexico • Page 7

Society Phone 2241 Edited by Regliu Cooke Liz Street Has Birthday Party Liz (Elizabeth) Street entertained 23 children at a Sunday after- oon party celebrating her eighth lirthday, at the home of her par- nts, the Harold Streets, Taos nn. A circus atmosphere prevailed the patio, decorated with vari- olored balloons. Games were layed and swimming was en- oyed in the enclosed pool. Gaily Easter eggs, peanut pup- icts, pin-wheels, and paddle balls witributed to the fun. TKe white birthday cake was rimmed in pink and topped with candles in the same color.

Mr. Street roasted weiners for hot- dogs over the patio grill. Assisting with the party was Liz' younger sister, Heather. MR. AND MRS.

ALFRED Q. PERALTA (Don Blair photo) Tafoya-Peralta Vows Solemnized Silver Anniversary Celebrated Miss Elizabeth Tafoya, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adelmo Tafoya of Ranches de Taos, was married to Alfred Questiel Peralta, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Eloy Peralta, at a nuptial high Mass at the Central Catholic School gymnasium the morning of April 5. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Sigmund Charcwicz, celebrant of the Mass, performed the single ring ceremony.

The candlclighted altar was dec- oral ed with pink hydrangeas and music was by the school choir. Mr. Tafoya gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a gown of white silk organza and lace, designed with fitted bodice feat- la, of Colorado Springs; and and Mrs. Pat Cruz, of Albuquerque.

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Peralta, parents of the bridegroom, renewed their wedding vows at the same nuptial High Mass, in observance of their 25th anniversary falling on April 5.

They had as Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pena of Santa Fe. Mrs.

Pena wore a beige silk brocade dress with brow veil and corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Mrs. Peralta, the former Mary Trujillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

I. Trujillo, and Mr. Peralta were married at the old Guada- Easter Visitors Visiting Taos during Easter vacation will be the Misses Lan Nguyen and Kim Lang, foreign students from Vietnam who are attenting Loretto Heights College in Denver, Colorado. Lan will be the guest of Patricia Barajas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Max Barajas, and Kim will be the guest of Sandra Gurule, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Eloy Gurule Lan and Kim are both sophomore nursing students at Loret to Heights. Both girls are active in the Cap and Cape Club ant the International Relations Club Sandra is a freshman sociology major and active in the Spanisl Club. Pat is a sophomore Span ish major and a member of Al iha Mu Gamma, SNEA, am Spanish Club. uring a portrait neckline chapel, Taos, in 1937.

All of bracelet-length sleeves. A children, five sons and one of lace extended down the front'young daughter, Luis, Alfred, of the circular, ballerina lengthjBrother Xavier (Arthur), Fred skirt. The bride's veil was at-ierick, Iggie and Stephanie, par tached to a tiara and her sheatlvicipated in the anniversary cele- bouquet was of white carnations 'bration. On April 2, the Rt. Rev.

Msgr. Charewicz blessed the engagement rings of Mrs. Peralta anc her new daughter-in-law. Mr. Per alia presented his wife with anni adorned with ribbon.

Mrs. Fernando Cortes was matron of honor, wearing a seafoam green chiffon dress with matching lace jacket and hat, and her carnation bouquet was in thc'versary gifts of handsome new same color. lengagment and wedding rings. Stephanie Peralta, young sister of the bridegroom, was flower girl. She wore a pink and white lace organza dress, with a floral wreath, and carried spring blossoms in a basket.

David Vigil, Rummage Sale jfliurgday, April 19, 1962 JHI TAOS NEWS 9 MISS HELEN BLUMENSCHEIN, Boyer and Jacob Bernal stand before the entrance to the Blumenschein home, Ledoux Street, as Bernal, chairman of the board of (he Kit Carson Memorial Foundation, receives the deed for (he home and property from Miss Blumenschein. (Regina Cooke photo.) Blumenschein Home Is Given To Wdter s' Feature Winners in the Taos Duplicate Bridge Club playing at six tables POP Sdt. Eve. POSI' at Kachina Lodge, the night of April 10 were: A feature by Frank Waters on Mexico's Ferro Carril Chihuahua MR. AND MRS.

L. E. PERALTA recall details of their 1937 wadding on the occasion of their 25th anniversary. Mrs. Peralta is wearing the handsome new engagement and wedding rings presented to her as anniversary gifts by her husband.

Bridge Winners Beatification Group To Meet Mrs. George Reynolds and Mitch Saul Kit Carson Memorial Foundation The Kit Carson Memorial Foun- bathrooms, two garages, and four dation, announces the first storage rooms. This year Miss of a series of new gifts from Blumenschein began to convert a Pacific "(railroad')! Mrs Miss Helen G. Bluemnschein. lhc old adobe int(5 four apart- mm and continuing into the prcs- Mrs daughter of the late Ernest L.

mcn ts. a moving to her new nt day for completion will ap- Brooks; 3rd, George Reynolds and; April 24 at 2:3 prn The Town and County Beautification Committee of the Women's Committee of the Taos Chamber of Commerce will meet Compernolle; the garden at the home of Harberg and Bob: rs. Ernest Martinez, chairman. and Mary G. Blumenschein.

Title hom in Arroyo Seco. and ownership of the Blumen-; The Kit Carson Memorial Foun- urday Evening Post. schein home and property on Le- dation will execute her plans, de- pear in a June issue of the Sat- Mrs John McCartn y. and tying doux Street, has been given by veloping the apartments for ad- for 4th and 5th places, Mrs Jack; Mr and Mfs Lawrence Brandenburg and Mrs. Andrew The author and Mrs.

waters re- cresl Mrs a Bern of turned Friday from an Junta, were muln here for tne w-eekend at Jack mghaus and Mrs. Malcolm Aiex. Taos Motor Lodge and ander. Miss Blumenschein to officials nf rliiiona! income needed hv the'hy train, plane, boat and the Foundation as a memorial After the usual ex- bark with Los' Angeles ph'o'top- her parents. pcnsos, such as taxes, utilities, rapher.

Bill Bridges, through the Blumenschein and Bert Phillips insurance, maintenance, and re- spectacular country threaded byj- sevpn ta Wes th "ig nt of April were the first artists along with all net income will be railroad. IS were: Henry Sharp to establish resi- further the purposes of the! A U.S. educated guide made Mrs. Malcolm Alexander dence here and exhibit their Taos Foundation, which is a non-profit paintings in the East, thus organization, ing Taos to the attention of other! Since 1952 the Foundation has were entertained at dinner at Winners in the club, playing at Kachina Lodge, by the Charles the trip with them through Bar- and Jimmy Hanlon; 2nd, Mrs. Reynolds.

The Reynolds made a trip to La Junta, Tuesday. Miss Peggy Williamson was a ranca de Cobre and other places Ray Carr and Mrs. Mitch Com- Amarillo. visitor. Barranca reaches a greater depth pernolle: 3rd.

Mrs. Lozier Funk artists. Mr. and Mrs. Blumen-'been operating and developing the than the Grand Canvon nf Ari- and Mrs.

Mario Larrinaga; 4th. schein bought the property on Kit. Carson Home and Museum.jzona but is not so wide. From Mrs. Arthur Lyckman and Ed Ledoux Street in 1919.

It has been In the beginning, the city to Los Mochias on I incberry and "tying for 5th and The Women of St James Epis the Blumenschein home since concentrated on the Carson Home'thc West Coast, the ra.lroad runs fith places.M rs. George Reynolds copal Church will hold a rum-! that date 1 on telhng the stor throu Rh 72 tunnels, some of which and John Yaple with Mrs. mage sale at Juan Sanchez Millstone House, Guadalupe Plaza, May 18-19 Mrs. Verne Sackett, chairman, will collect items if donors will please notify her. Known as one of the nldesl Kit's life and adventures.

of great length. The railroad Guv Lund and Charles B. Brooks. f'gan to include mher phases trip requiring 18 hours costs $8. aos culture- the Indian and American money.

'j anrf Mrs. Mike Donohue of Thc Tans writer and Lo.s Who And Where Mrs. J. Gordon Wakefield and Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Church and daughters spent the weekend here from Albuquerque. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morris and Mrs. K.

C. Morris are ex- juf-rtiue will celebrate Easter the Bill Beutlers and chil- The Donohues are Mrs. Bfutler's parents. houses remaining intact, in area, its age is estimated at more than 150 years. Many of Spanish, in museum exhibits.

Lat- the rooms still retain their split csl development is the Historical pe cs photographer ro- ore-! the wi-h cedar ceilings and most of the Reference Library and ArchivesJ enlire route on ass gnmcnt from drpn floors are on split levels. The Development nf the Kit Carson the magazine. house includes nine rooms, four Home and Museum and the Foundation. itself, has been made pos- Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Phillips sible through the generous gifts of San Diego, are visiting of friends. This gift, largest Ed Thwaiies while on a re- can brin- in 'til noon Saturday his sister, Mrs. Floyd Beutler. jccived to date, and valued at cent trip to Denver. Mr.

Phillips is vice president of more than $40,000, also gives as-' the San Diego Gas and that another famous old Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martinez Now time to get your las', and Mrs. Flovd Beutler usited minute Easter Cleaning done. You havi? it ready in four hours.

Remember, you can also have 8 The Dow B. Bonds and children pounds Dry Cleaned only for $2. Company, is a member of the Taos landmark will be preserved will spend Easter here from Sil- Howell Cleaners on East'Kit Car- executive board of the Museum for posterity. pected home this week from a of Man and as president of the trip to Las Vegas, and Cal-! San Diego chamber of Commerce! ifornia. In Los Angeles they en- lrti to Japan on ood will Citv.

(adv.) santafe college of beauty H7 W. SAX FRANCISCO YU STUDELVTS E.VKOLLtr> AM TIME Al! personal supervisor, of Mr De International Hairstylist, and Trophy Winner. Farlal. Mar.lciire or Err'-row I.ash Tint 15c Sharrpno and Set. Tuescavs and or.ly, All done by st-cenu.

HAIRCUTS 'Long hair SOc extra SHAMPOO AND SET COLD WAVES up WOULD YOU SPEND PER DAT TO KARN.fllM.no PER WEEK? joyed a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Loran Sloniger traveled to Japan on good will tours. I Miss Ann Reynolds is home; Poster Contest To Be Judged The Litterbug Poster and baby, Christopher, returned ifrom the University of New Mex-S recently from a trip to Denver and for Easter vacation with her parents, the George Reynolds.

Burton Phillips returned recent- Scottsbluff, Neb. Mr, and Mrs. Ira Ingersoll were Taos visitors last week, en r0 a sojourn in Miami, Fla. to Colorado Springs to visit relatives, following a trip from their Friends of writer, Charles Gal- Maywood, N.J., home through the lencamp will be interested in South. Mr.

Ingersoll, a retired knowing that he is back in Santa II', ring bearer, carried the ring on open to unior am( senior printer and linotype operator, Fe, from a trip to Yucatan, a white satin cushion. dents of (he Taos Municipal on New York newspapers, Fernando Cortes was test and Central Catholic! with lhe Sor Printing Company, for the bridegroom. Mrs. Tafova, mother of Miss Blanche Berardinelli re- the bride, was attired in an afternoon gown of pale blue crepe and a lace jacket, complemented with white hai. Mrs.

Peralta, mother of the bridegroom, wore an afternoon dress in ice-green organza with rhincstone-trimmed brow veil. Both had corsages of pink sweel heart roses. The wedding breakfast, given at the home of the bridegroom's parents, was attended by members of the Tafoya and Peralla families, the Rt. Rev. Msgr.

2, at 4 p.m. G. School, Sedona, where he is (teaching. Charewicz and altar boys, Pete Dolan. and Ruben Mares who served the Mass with Iggie Peralta.

lhe bridegroom's brother. The Peralta home was also the setting for the afternoon recep lion attended by 100 guests. The bride's table was covered with a lace cloth and decorated with silver-trimmed white tapers. The four-tiered white cake, embellished in pink floral motif, was crested with bride and groom figurines. The bridal couple is at home in San Diego, where Mr, Peralta, petty officer 3-c, is stationed with the U.

S. Navy will 'end May 1st withi New York for other com- turned to Santa Fe, last week judging of the poster exhibition 'P anies anc publications. He had following a visit with her uncle, at the Harwood Foundation, May last visited Taos 36 ears a J. A. Dommguez and family.

will be Stan Aiello Mrs The Leonard were here! Tern- Ohlinger was here for a rrl'np I "'i from Albuquerque, visiting Mrs. I recent weekend from Verde Valle Richard Grainger and Mrs. Re- motheri Mrs gma Cooke In charge of th.e Fisn ur ng test is Mrs Herb Cann of the Women's Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. First, second and third prizes will be awarded. These will include tickets to the Taos Theater, given by the Bud Howells, and to the Kit Carson Drive-In i Theater, from H.

Ford Taylor, and $5 in soft drinks donated by Fred Baca of the Coronado Pharmacy. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF CANTU'S SPRING FIXUP VALUES! NOW DURING THE TAOS ANNUAL CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN, YOU'LL NEVER FIND BIGGER VALUES NEVER LOWER PRICES! DEER-0 PAINTS 25th Anniversary Celebration TOP VALUES! TOP SAVINGS! Mrs. Ed Lintzenich is in Oklahoma, having been called there upon the death of her mother, Mrs. Clyde Wallen. of Kingfisher, at St.

Anthony's Hospital, Oklahoma City, April 8. Funeral services were held April 10 at Shattuck where the Wallens had lived for many years before moving to Kingfisher. Raymond G. Hollis returned recently from Guin, The bride, a graduate of' where he spent six weeks with his mother, Mrs. R.

G. Hollis, tral Catholic School, 1960, and Santa Fe Beauty College, has been employed at iydia's Beauty Shop. Among out of towners attending lhe wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Luis E.

Peralta II. of Denver, brother and sister-in-law of the bridegroom lhe bridegroom's brother. Brother Xdvier (Arthur Peraliu) of De Solo. the! b.uk^roojn's cuusin. Mrs.

Tito TiTjillo, also of Denver; unless and aunts of the bridegroom, MJ. and Mrs. John L. Pena and Mr. and Ralph Trujillo, uf Santa he, and Mr.

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