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9. Mem NEW MEXICA Edited by ANN D. CLARK Deadline for Calendar, 12 noon Thursday Sunday deadline, 12 noon Thursday Weekday deadline, 12 noon previous day Telephone YU 3-3303, Ext 30 Los Alamos 2-4021 Espanola 753-4900 Alss Raskin To Make Debut Friday At The Metropolitan One of the Santa Fe Operas local preparations for the 1902 Council Holds Training Meeting La Posada was the scant recently for a weekend at framing for members of neighborhood teams at the Sangre da Cristo Girl Scout Council. Troop organizers, consultant, neighborhood and district chairmen met with the executive director for the council, Mias Virginia Hoffman and district advisors, Miss Mary Ellen Morrison, Miss Betsy Long and Mias Sharon Washburn to discuss service given to the individual troop in the council. Group sessions were organized for learning of resources, council policies and practice in working as teams.

Specific case problems were presented to each group for discussion and resolving. Mrs. Albert Kaufman, president of the board of directors of the council, explained the goals of the council. Evaluation of the program being offered the girls and of needs as well as service at the neighborhood teams completed the sessions. A program committee training session also was held and was attended by the chairman, Mrs.

Dean Meyer of Los Alamos; Mrs. Galen Ewing, camp committee chairman, Las Vegas; Mrs. Art-man, Clovis, and Mrs. Albert Ely and Mrs. James Bauer.

Attending the team training mmm JUDITH RASKIN most popular artists soprano Judith Raskin will make her debut Friday evening, Feb. 23, at New Yorks famous Metropolitan Opera. Miss Raskin telephoned Frank Magee, public relations director of the opera Tuesday to tell him the exciting news. Magee had just returned to Santa Fe to begirt Lowell Greens Are Grandparents Mrs. Lowell Green departed Wednesday for Berkeley, to welcome her new grandson upon his arrival at home from the hospital.

The young man, to be christened Justin Lane Green, is the first son and only child of Mr. and Mrs. Jere Green. He made his appearance on Feb. 17, weighing in at six pounds, 15 ounces.

Justin Lane is the third grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Green. He, is liberally endowed with grandparents, his maternal grandparents being Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Cook of Garland, Texas. His paternal grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. Green of Clovis and Mrs. S. E. Lane of Clovis.

Miss Zuelzke, Exchange Teacher, Tells Of Interesting Experiences Twenty-two members of Beta) be voted on at the next meeting 'mTpuwVvT nV FV Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma which will be held in the home were Mrs. H. O. Simmons, Mrs. Natt Dodge, Mrs.

F. C. Barnes, Mrs. Harold C. Eisenbarth, Mrs.

Ruben O. Montoya, Mrs. Lee Brown, Mrs. Janet M. Jones and Mrs.

season which opens July 4. Miss Raskin has been asked to sing the role of Susanna in Mozarts The Marriage of Figaro." Her interpretation of the role will be familiar to audiences of the Santa Fe Opera who heard her sing the part in performances during the 1961 season. Miss Raskin has had two seasons with the Santa Fe Opera having made her debut here in 1958 as Musetta in that seasons La Boheme. Last season in addition to her appearances as Susanna, she was highly praised for her singing of Sophie in Richard Strauss Der Rosenkavalier. The two intervening seasons 1959 and 1960 Miss Raskin sang with the Central City Opera.

One of the brighter luminaries of the New York concert stage, Miss Raskin has, for some years, been a major artist with the New York City Opera. During the forthcoming summer, she travels to England to make her debut with the Glynde-bourne Festival in that country. Mousseau Family Visits Museum Recent visitors to the Navajo Museum were the David Mousseau family of the Sioux Indian Tribe. Mousseau works with the United Pueblo Agency in Albuquerque. The visit was urged by their daughter, Diane, a student at St.

Katherines here in Santa Fe. Diane toured the Museum with her school group several months ago and was eager for her brother and parents to share her pleasure in the Navajo exhibits. JENANN KENNEDY of Hurley, grand worthy advisor of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls, is here to make her official visit to the Santa Fe Assembly this evening. Prior to the meeting scheduled at the Masonic Lodge, Miss Kennedy is to be guest of honor at a banquet at the Town House. Mrs W.

J. McGranahan Head Order Of Amaranth Court No. I Marguerite Maynor and 304 heard an interesting talk by Miss; of Mrs. Charles Spradley, Helen Zuelzke on her experiences Cadiz Road on March 15. Harold Smith, Cimarron; Mrs.

Dale B. Ward, Miss Wilma Fahr, s. After the meeting, the hostess Harold McDonald, Clovis; Salendine Nook County Secondary served refreshments carrying out Mrs Dick Woollon and Mrs Ward Modern School in England. a Valentine theme. Mrs.

THE NEW MEXICAN I Thursday, February 22. 1962 Bridge Luncheon Winners Named LOS ALAMOS A Valentine motif was carried out at the luncheon bridge held recently at the golf clubhouse. Hostesses for the event that included thirteen tables for bridge were Mrs. Thomas Sandenaw, Mrs. Harry Allen and Mrs.

Eugene Kerr. Winners for the afternoon were the Mesdames: Harvey Israel, Donald Hull, Gerald Tenney, Edward Grilly, Ralph Perkins, Clyde Reed, Frances Flynn, Paul Davis, James Griffin, Robert Fox, Richard Cubitt, Phil Marrs and Herman Roser. Others attending were Mesdames Maxwell Goldblatt, Charles Browne, Joseph Woolsey, John Knapp, Rob Minor, James Glass, Gordon Knobeloch, John Schroer, Hugh Paxton, Donald Rose, Robert Osborne, Carl Frederick and Al Popolato. Also Karl Theobald, John Pullen, David Crabb, Wendell Miller. Also Mesdanies John Wooten, William Steger, John Deverall, John Stamer, Sidney Brower, Billy Blevins, John Clifford, Roy Petty, Kenneth Dunahugh, Edgar Martin, William Moxley, Dave Thomson, John Spalding, Murlin Nutter, William Frankowski, Kenneth Wilson, Joseph Bourne, and Robert Taylor.

Chapter Plans Spring Socials LOS ALAMOS -Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a regular meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Donald Holliway. Plans were made for several spring socials. Mrs. Michael Bennett presented the program, Jewelry," and Mrs.

Holliway served refreshments. Those attending were Mrs. Joseph Allen, Mrs. Calvin Baum, Mrs. James Bayless, Mrs.

Michael Bennett, Mrs. Dale Croley, Mrs. Keith Davidson, Mrs. Samuel Donaldson, Mrs. L.

A. Emelity, Mrs. James Gallagher, Mrs. L. Lujan, Mrs.

Edward Schneider, Mrs. Russell Elwell, Mrs. Samue Gardner. Following the meeting a bakec goods auction was held. Church Women Attend Convention Members of the Young Womens Auxiliary of the First Baptist church attended the state convention of YWA over the weekend at Carlsbad.

Before returning to Santa Fe, the group visited Carlsbad Caverns. In addition to services, workshops and a banquet were features of the state meeting. Among those attending were Mrs. Mrs. Earl Hartley.

Mrs. L. C. Loyd. Mrs.

Harvey Dunn, Miss Donna Wiley, Miss Phyllis Man non, Miss Renee Glenn, Miss Paula Cole and Miss Bonnie Ber ry as well as Mrs. Jack Champlis of Red River. Rodeo Roundup Names Chairmen Mrs. Joseph Ricklin, vice president of the Womens Rodeo Roundup, presided at the February meeting of the group which was held at La Posada Various committee chairmen for rodeo activities were appointed. These are to be announced in the near future.

Winners Listed Winners at the Friday night game of the Santa Fe Bridge Club were: first, Judge and Mrs. John C. Watson; second, Mrs. Howard Wentworth and Mrs. June Williams; third, Mrs.

Fred Warner and Mrs. Dorothy Ellis; fourth, Mrs. U. Livne and Robert Saam. In her talk, Miss Zuelzke point-; ed out the differences between the Young Democrats Lasher, Springer; Dolly Everett, -Mrs.

Ruth Mullins. Mrs. Emily Hobday, Los Alamos, and Mrs. Betty Jo Woodward, Raton. and American school Schedule Meeting Delegates to the state convention scheduled in March are to be elected at the Saturday meeting of the Santa Fe County Young Democrats which is scheduled for 2 oclock at La Posada Inn.

In elaborate rituals at the Masonic Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. William J. McGranahan of San Juan Pueblo were installed as royal patron and royal matron of New Mexico Court 1, Order of the Amaranth. Participating in ceremonies for the retiring royal matron, Mrs.

Earl Clark, were Mrs. J. T. Reece, Mrs. Victor L.

Gallivan, Mrs. Ben A. Martinez, Mrs. Eleanor Stewart and Mrs. Maurine Allan.

Moore Nix is the retiring royal patron. Mathew Roberts, past royal patron of the Albuquerque Court, was installing officer assisted by Mrs. Reece, marshal; J. T. Reece, aid to the marshal; Mrs.

Dennis English systems. Exchange teachers are ambassadors of good will and a means of creating friendship among nations, she said. To the British children America is a fairy land, Miss Zuelzke continued. The meeting was held in the Camino Encantado home of Mrs. Georgia Lusk with the Miss-es- Margaret Scheuer, Jennie Mae Pepper and Mrs.

Mary Emma McArthur serving as co-hostesses. Miss Scheuer, chairman for the state convention to be held in WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING INC. phone 1366 983---305 CerrHlosRd Mrs. Earl Hartley Is Honor Guest Mrs. Earl Hartley, wife of the attorney general, was in Portales Wednesday where she was guest of honor at a tea arranged by headed by Margaret Scheuer, Santa Fe in April, gave a progress report of plans and she pointed out the duties of the various committees.

The nominating committee INVENTORY CLEARANCE gave its report. Candidates will Mrs. John Burroughs. Market, secretary; Mrs. Polhemus, prelate; Mrs.

Gerold Hoff, organist. Officers participating in the coronation of Mrs. McGranahan were Mrs. Martinez, Mrs. Allan, Cecil Northam of Espanola, Mrs.

Frank Johnston of Los Alamos, Mrs. Albert R. Thomas of Los Alamos, Mrs. Tom W. Rayburn of Espanola, Mrs.

Edward Stevenson of Espanola. Forming the arch of steel were Gerald Hoff, captain; Stuart Crowley, Edward Stevenson of Espanola, Albert Thomas, Dan Reid and Claude Goslee all of Los Alamos. Other officers of the court are Mrst Victor Gallivan, associate matron; Moore Nix, associate patron; Mrs. Maurine Allan, secretary; Mrs. Adella Collier, treasurer; Mrs.

John Bell, conductress; Mrs. Buena Spaid, associate conductress; Mrs. Martinez, first year trustee; Mrs. Reece, second year trustee; Mrs. Clark, third year trustee; Mrs.

Stewart, marshal in the east; Mrs. Henry Lawrence, marshal in the west; Mrs. Morris E. Besgrove, standard bearer; Mrs. A.

N. Brumley, prelate; Mrs. Gertie Bonner, historian; Mrs. Florence Norvell, musician; Mrs. Sophie Joiner, truth; Mrs.

Nix, faith; Mrs. Virginia Ferrell, wisdom; Mrs. Glenna Duff, charity; Mrs. Florence Voel-ker, warder; Mrs. J.

W. Whittington, sentinel. A reception followed the installation with Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Bell in charge of arrangements, Mrs.

Martinez, decorations; Mrs. Polhemus and Mrs. Market presiding at the coffee and punch services. SALE REG. spring comes alive in Rayon Sheaths Children's SHOES S3.49-SS.9I $199 and $2.99 I1.9I-S3.9S $100 and $199 Ladies' SLIPPERS AND SCUFFS (i Scouts Reminded Of Friday Tryouts Mrs.

J. Waganaar and Mrs. O. Simmons are to be in charge of Friday tryouts for the Girl Scout 50th' anniversary celebration which is scheduled for March 11. The tryouts are to be held from 2 until 4:30 oclock Friday afternoon in the educational building of the First Presbyterian Church and Scouts are renfinded to use the Grant Street entrance.

Women Golfers Hbld Annual Membership Tea LOS ALAMOS The beautiful tea table set with jonquils and iris at the membership tea held recently for Los Alamos women golfers gave the feeling of spring and the desire for golfing. A short resume of the purpose of the womens association and their plans for the 1962 season was given by the president Mrs. Ralph Perkins. Mrs. Larry Gallant accompanied by Mrs.

James Dean at the piano sang three numbers which were well received. Attending the tea were Mesdames Milo Smith, Hugh Paxton, Richard McClendon, Bernard Kil-loran, H. B. Norris, Phil Marrs, Alfred T. Peaslee, William Frank-oski, Micheal Clancy, F.

C. Sander, N. W. Glass, W. E.

Stein, Manuel Urizar, Roy Christensen, Larry Whinery, Carl Fredrick, J. B. Humphreys, Otis Boise, William Hudson, and John Farmer. Also James Robinson, Leonard Crogstad, R. K.

Osborne. Robert Potter, John Schroer, Al Popolato, Karl Theobald, Harvey Israel, Donald Mosher, Francis Boyle, Donald Rose, Edward Ril-ly, Howard Bowers, Landis Marriott, Ted Prater, W. F. Johnston, Paul Lee, Charles Shafer, Robert Campbell and Walter Gould. Writ' DRESSES S2.9S-S7.9S $199 and $5.99 $199 and $399 Maa'i Sport SHIRT Long Sleeves JE A I BENAVIDEZ daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Domingo Benavidez of 1205 Declo-vina of this city, has been appointed treasurer of the Madonna Hall dormitory council at the College of St. Joseph in Albuquerque. Miss Benavidez, a 1961 graduate of Loretto Academy where she was valedictorian of her class, is a second semester freshman attending St. Joseph's on a college scholarship.

Results Given Mrs. T. K. Broome and Mrs. Fred Warner were first in play of the Tuesday Club with Mrs.

C. G. Sage and Mrs. Alex Barnes taking second place. Third in scoring were Mrs.

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