Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-17

" indignant should the usual qualify
ing adjective be applied. The bach
elors in question were DR.. II. M.
Smith, Messrs. Max Nordhaus, O. Is.
Earickson and w. II. Eearickson.
Their party was charming In Its con-
ception and more charming In It's
preparatory and anticipatory features,
and most charming In the manner in
which II was carried out in Rosenthal
hall last night. However, In the
elaboration Of the party plan, In the
conduct OF the brilliant affair and In
the notalwaysso-delightfu aftermath,
feminine skill and tast and Industry
were largely brought into rcquisition.
To the ladies' who so Willingly and
effectively assisted in every detail
the bachelors are greatly indebted.
R~osenthal hall was thronged with the
gayest Of gay crowds, representative
OF the most elite social life of the
city. II would be a far cry 10 find
a merrier. mcre %congenial, better
looking company The gowns Of
many of the ladies' were notable for
their elegance and becoming appear
ance. The music for the dance, fur
nished by Mr.. Buckley, was ideal In
time and tone, The refreshment
feature was particularly dainty. Dur
ing the evening punch and milk ju}ep
was served and at a reasonable hour
the guests were ushered to the taste
fully adorned banquet hall whore such
delicious viands as salads, olives and
coffee were served.
The program Of dances had been
we'll arranged, and the ever popular
waltz and two step being much In the
a%scendency. The time Elected mer-
rily and all too quickly, although the
shadows of the night had begun to
tighten when the hall door closed on
the last dancer.
The guests were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Hallett Reynolds, stephen B.
Davis. Robert Gross, Isaac Bachar-
ach. Simon Bacharach, Albert Stern,
+. b. January, A. b. Smith, c. c. Gise,
c. A. Spiess, Edward Sporleder, b. ID.
Black, A. A. Jones, II. s. Van Petten,
Fl. G. Smith, Il. l.. Browne, Il. l..
Hammond; Mrs. Charles Ilfeld. Mis-
ses Mary Davis. Eta Head, Nellie
Stern, Jeanette Richley, Marx. Mamie
Cavanaagh, Coleman, Eunice Tamme,
Minnie Holman, Jessie Ilfeld, Laura
Springer, Florence Snow, Jeanette
LaRue. Lottie Hayward, Marguerite
Cunningham. Ada Springer, Eva
Springer. Eva A~hramowsky, Marian
Winters. Vera Chapman, Bessie Cool
ey. Georgia Murray. Cornelia Murray.
Blanche Rothgeb, Title Sporleder,
Mareth Furro, Ida Vase. Elba
St%oneroad. Messrs. Herbert Clark,
Harry Hays, T.. w. Rich. Ed Stern. II.
II. Wallace. X. M. Chapman. Robert
Sullivan, Ed McWenie, Schwinn, Cas-
kie, Robert Turner, T.. c. Mckay, II.
II. Holt, George Kinkel, win Hay
ward, VIM. p. Mills. Louis llfeld, AL.
bert Rogers. Charles Stevenson, Joe
D~anziger. Lawrence Clark, ]. Adams
MacIntyre, Hart, and Saul Rosenthal.
Clarence Browne left during the
week to resume his course at the Uni
versiiy Of Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Head. of Meal
lister, !, r., have returned from Har-
vey's and win spend the winter here.
Misses Eva and Ada Springer leave
this evening to resume their work at
Columbia university, in New York
city.
Judge Henry /. Waldo. afto7 seeing
his family establi. he'd in Santa Fe
to spend n few weeks, has returned
TO the city
Harry Coors was a passenger We'd
nesday evening for Ann Arbor, Mich,
where he will enter the sophomore
year al the university.
Hon VIM. ]. Bryan and family. OF
Lincoln, Neb, who were the guests
for several days this week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. y. Money, were the receipt.
ents of much social attention from
the citizens of Las Vegas.
Mr. \. II. Mclean, of Milwaukee.
Wis, was here for several days this
week as the guest of Mr.. Waite Davis
and Miss Mary Davis. his relatives.
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