Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-14
Social Happenings

ROsenthal nall presented
brilliant scene during the lonl
hours Of last night, The lights shon'
effulgently upon as merry and con
genial a company as ever gatheret
within the storied walls. It Is estimat
ed that close TO 300 people ere pres
ent. Of whom $50 Joined In the fascina
ting pastime OF the dance.
The gay and grand affair was pre-
sided over by the socially Inclined ant
energetic members Of Red Cloud tribe
Of Red Men. Each host was host ii
himself In q double sense. The com
mittses that arranged the first notable
social function OK the lodge and the
committees that carried Il To q pleas
Ing success last night, did their whole
duty. The music was furnished BY the
Las Vegas Symphony orchestra. That
fine organization OF musicians was, as
beftted the occasion al It's best, and
With the music for the sprightly meas,
ure, none had fault To find. The reg.
ular program called for twenty named
dances and four extras, The musicians
gave full measure. Accordingly II
may be taken for granted that by the
lime the snmptuous midnight supper
Duvall's had been dispatched and
remaining part of the program had
been completed. the brightness Of the
morning star had begun to dim. The
Red Men are to be congratulated upon
he success Of their aifair.
The executive committee upon
shom so much of the work of planning
ind getting ready for the affair fell
consisted OF Dr. VIM. p. Mills, chair
nan; u. McElroy, b, L. Corey, T. G.
Upset and Saul Rosenthal. Dr. II.
q Hammond was chairman of the re-
committee. He was assisted
~ thirty-nine members OF the order.
Saul Rosenthal was chairman OF the
loor committee. and OBLIGATED also in
apital style a announcer. f. r..
,arncs was chairman of the door com
Reception to Faculty.
The members OF the Normal faculty
1ere the guests OF honor at a recep
Ion rendered at the Normal rooms
.st night by the students. In all
ONE forty-fvc we're present. Games
1 several sorts were played. but the
version for the most part took the
orm OF dancing. Refreshments or
AXE and sherbet were served. The
fair was delightfully."- informal, and
or that aso was the more thor
ughly enjoyed by both hosts and
.uests.
Teachers to Leave.
Miss Edith Rojkey, who has for sey.
raj years baess-ihamost pro
ressiye " the s3tA s~p,achers IN
he Las v~sNysc School, has re-.
eiyed an offer Of the assistant prin.y
ipalship and as teacher Of vocal music /
4 the schools of Glenwood, Colo. The
commands sos d month. AS
Hiss Rodkey has also received an at
empting offer from P~ittsburg, Pa,
is yet undecided where she will be /
ext year, but many Las Vegas friends
will regret that II win not be Las Veg. |
s. The young lady has made herself
Incommonly popular in Las Vegas SO.
iai and musical circles.
Miss Rieye had decided not 10 be
n applicant for q position In the city |
'nblic schools where she has done
borough work. but her friends Will be
Had " hear that she has accepted d
responsible position IA superiniend.
OF the west side schools and VIII I
'emain in Las Vegas. II Is proposed
thoroughly 70 grade and organize the
vest side schools, Miss Reeves quail
icalions amply at her 10 do this i'm.
work.
The Optic has been informed of six
teachers who viii not make APP
'lication Tor election this year. Two,
'ccordlng to Dame Rumor. Will make
'ntangling alliances, the plans Of the
theirs are not yet 20 be told and tho
James 81 All must Ne omitted for the
resent.
Social Notks.
Mayor Margarine Romero and fam. |