Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-04

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was one ot the pieasantest a the
pleasant series. The attendance was
large and merry. Excellent music was
furnished. The dancers stayed until
late and enjoyed every moment Of the
long evening. The organization will
postpone the holding Of regular meet
ir nntil fall.
The Normal Alumni banquet Of the
casteneda Tuesday evening taxes
rank as one 81 the most successful
since the organization 81 tho a%ssocia'
ltion. The repast was admirably serg
ed, the toasts were interesting and
the dance which followed was cxtrem
ely enjoyable. The members q the
Colorado university glee club were
guests AT the dance.
MI and Mrs. Jefferson Reynolds
expect 10 leave very soon after the
fifteenth OF the present month on
y European tour On indefinite dtra
ltion. Their home viii be occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Piggott.
Mt, and Mrs. ]. 8. Reynolds and Miss
Raynolds are planning q leave the
latter part DC next month On d tour
that will take them to many Of the
points or interest iii Europe. Miss
Reynolds will. however, spend the
greater part Of her time abroad study
ing music In Florence.
Miss Lydia BaIlou left today for
creston. Iowa. where she Will join
her sister. Mrs. Clarence Iden. Thence
The ladies win 80 70 the Worlds Fair
al ST. Louis. Mrs. lden Will return
In about a month. Miss Ballou will.
lspend the summer In the east.
Mrs, 8, Patty very pleasantly enter
tanned her Sunday School class at
her h~ospitable home 81 Eleventh
street.
Misses Mildred and Artlcss Browne
braved the perils of food and left
last evening for Kansas City, where
they VIII spend the sumner.
Mrs. Garlick, one Of the efficient
teachers In the public schools, left
Thursday afternoon for Emporia,
where she wil spend nine weeks at
the Normal. Later she will join her
son in Kansas City and 50 70 81. Louis
to see the fair.
Mrs. Mable Steyens.H imoe. one Of
the leading pianists Of Albuquerque,
passed through the city today 0 her
way to st. Louis. After spending q
week or two az the fair, she will go
TO Chicago to study under a famous
teacher fora couple oof months. Mrs
Himoe Is head of the piano depart
ment in the University school Of mu
SIC IN Albuquerque.
II. Al RaynoldH, the Canyon City
banker, who visited relatives in this
,city for 4 day or two, continued hls
homeward journey last night.
Delegate and Mrs. u. $, Rodey aud.
and shandon. are expected to pass
through che city tomorrow afternoon
on their way home 10 Albuquerque.
VIM the clildreaswore finishing theif
school terms. The delegate has been
Keeping ap his work ii behalf of New
Mexico.
Mis- Helen Blake. who returned
few days ago from Gallup where she
taught last year and where she has
been engaeei FOR nest year. has gone
to her home on the Sapello.
Miss Pearl Barker. "a thoroughly
trained graduate 81 the Normal. who
taught last year in the Roswell schools
has returned u The city.
Miss Jane La Rue has been OF the
sick list for several days.
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Albert Denton aud his sister left
yesterday evening for Pueblo, Colo.
thence they viii so % 81. Louis. AZ.
ter a week Or two AZ the Worlds Fair
they viii 20 70 Louisville, Ky, and
thence home % Bloomington Ind. NJ.
and Miss Denton have been here since
last December They made many Las
Vegas friends
M.s Stella Henoch, ait teacher Al
the Normal, M last evening for 81.
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