Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-21
CATHOLIC FAIR.
A Week Of Novel and Entertaining
Attractions.

On Monday, November 10th, in quar-
tiers yet to be announced on the west
side, the ladies Of the Church of Our
Lady vi sorrows, will open their srsat
fair.
During eacn ana esSrg nssat Of tie
week there will be a ainsrent pro
gram for the e~dification and delight
Of our citizens. The object Of the
fair is to pay off a debt OF long stand
ing on the church and the effort of
the ladies should meet with q hearty
re ipanse from all,
The living trulk-the only human
body without limbs now living. will
be on exhibition every evening during
the fair. Do not fail to see her. En-
gagged expressly for the occasion from
one Of the Denver museums Stu
dents Of anatomy do not fail 70 see
her. She breaths and lives, has de-
lights and sorrows like any other
daughter Of Eve.
The following is a part Of the pro
gram:
Nov. 16, Monday-Address Of vel
come BIZ one Of the spellbinders Of the
city. His remarks will be replete
with facts from the encyclopedia, and
lie viii show that he can steal more
quotations from Shakespeare than any
other orator living. Strenuous song
Hope beyond, a duet BY two OF the
leading singers Of the town, Msssrs.
C. Graham and Theodore Chae9n
"i.a Paloma, beautiful Spanish song
BY the charming Miss Lola q. de Baca.
Games, dances, etc, etc, AMI plenty
uf music for the music loying public.
Nov. II, Tuesday. Song. Solo BY
Rev. H. G. Pouget. Euchre party for
everybody who wishes to participate.
Beautiful prizes for the winners. A
funeral march for those who win the
consolation prizes. Music again;
plenty of noise and fun. All will en-
JOY themselves immensely.
Nov. Is, Wednesday.-The living
Marionettes, beats Punch and Judy
show. Don't fail to see them. These
wonderful beings are now on their
way TO the st. Louis exposition; this
will be your last chance to see them.
Grand fantastic ball of King Monte,
yuma by several children. Fun by
the peck. Those who suffer from sad
ness must come and see the fun. APP
propriate music.
Nov. 10, Thursday.-Fancy ball and
confetti galore. Albuquerque carnival
not in it. Gorgeous affair. Don't fail
to see the magnificent costumes just
brought from Paris for the occasion.
Grand banquet served in true Mexican
fashion. Come AMI see the senoritas
serve the dainty e%nchiladas. More
music, more fun, and more noise than
in any of the previous nights.
Nov. 20, Friday-'La Jota de Las
Ratas," Spanish operetta by several
leading gentlemen Of the town. Come
and hear them sing, and you will know
that they can sing. They have been
modest 50 far. but they will surprise
you. Wonderful tricks and sleight
OF hand by . renowned magician. Al.
rican song by a chorus OF children.
More fun, more music. etc.
Nov. 81, Saturday-At 2 o'clock p.
m. there will be a matinee for child
rem, at which you will be treated to
the rare game Of "Pinatas," and other
pastimes. Premiums will be given to
the children. The fair closes Satur-
day evening with an excellent pro-
gram. Solo by Mr.. c. Graham. Grand
tabIeau and song, angels whisper
softly. mothers dying"
The living trunk or human freak
above mentioned will partake Of her
supper in the presence Of the audi
ence and will then disappear, never
more to be seen on this side Of the
Philippine Islands.
This will be the most wonderful fair
ever seen. Plenty of music, and more
music; plenty Of refreshments and
more refreshments. The most fastid-
ious taste will not be disappointed.