Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-17
ANOTHER Bio CROWD.
The second Night Of the Dell Bazaar q BIZ
Success, M

The second night Of the IDOL bazaar
was d success IN every sense Of the word,
The large audience manifsstIDg their APP
proval OF the happy results which attended
the efforts Of the ladies and gentlemen
participating In the Giving pictures"
The fret picture presented was "Amer.
Ics," In which Miss Blanche Rothgeb,
gracefully EMBODIED In an American Gag,
was the patriotic scene.
The "ooly pebble ON the beach" intro
duced Misses Minnie Ho 'zman. Kate Ray
nolds and Edith Rotbgeb, with Hal Ray
noIds as 'the pebble"
One OF the most beautiful pictures OF the
evening, "After the Ball." was repre-
scented by Mrs Jose Baca.
'~Sappho," represented by Mrs. r.
Hsmblin, Mrs. r. O. Rankin, Miss Olivis
Fort and Miss Elba stoneroad, made 0
picture that the gods might envy,
"Their presence OF Mind,m introduced
Miss Blanche Rothgeb and George Kilm-r,
as a bridal couple. They had been alone
but n moment, when they were startled by
a knock, but the majority OF the nudience
had not .presence OF mind" TO see the joke,
1.-THE Puzsle-Find the Heiress,"In which
Miss Sadie Holman was the center Of at
traction and presented a picture beautiful
enough to attract, without being an heir
ess. Miss Kate Reynolds and Miss Mary
L Rue were left-in this picture.
"lnequality of culture" A young man
reading a letter from a B~ston girl, was
extremely funny, with Herman Held as
the man in his den with all the available
books of information close at hand, but
still In absolute despair.
''Ob, where are those strong minded res
olutions,n 10 which a vassar girl almost
consents to bo kissed before remembering
her resolution. Miss Edith Rothgeb, got
ten up 10 cap and gown, and Bo Long hap
PLY represented this picture.
THE mig BIT before her wedding" with
Matte Stoneroad as the to-be bride and her
friends celebrating the event with cham
payne. The Misses a,e and Ruth Reynolds,
Mary LaRue, Elba S%toneroad, Beatrice
Atkins, Edith X ,thgeb and Minnie Holz.
man, In eve, ing DIRE sses OF various colors.
all looked beautiful. 1t was the picture of
the evening. =
.. he last guest.n II was their flftieth
wedding anniversary and all the guests
had departed, save Cupid, who, strange as
it may appear, still fingered with them
after the many storms and sunshines Of
dfty years. This interesting picture was
repre- ented by Miss Beatrice Atkins, Perry
Earickson and the winsome little Ruth
Hamblin.
The musical selections that i~nterspersed
the pictures, were exceptionally lne. Miss
K~uickerbocker and Mrs. Wheelock each
Gang a solo and the ladies' quartette, COM
posed OF Mrs. Rankin, Mrs. Wheelock and
the Misses Reynolds and Knickerbocker.
eclipsed anything In the way of quartette
that has been heard in Las Vegas.
The Misses Olivia Fort, Sadie Holzman
and Edith Rothgeb, who were the commit
tee Ia charge of the entertainment, are to
be congratulated on the results.
DOLL EAIR GossIP.
Door receipts we're see.
The twin dolls were won by Miss Ellen
Woods.
Mrs. NJ. A. Otero held the lucky number
that gave her a beautiful sofa pillow.
Clair Robbins won the fine doll, 'Pauli-
Wielandy," dressed by Miss Minnie
Miss Mary Mack sold Sss.s5 worth of
,andy. last night. 1t will bs safe to see
Ter this evening, as she has but . few
left.
The ladies In charge of the dolls and toys
rope to dispose Of what is left, this even
ing. An auction sale will be held, to close
out all that is left after 10 O'Clock.