Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-12


for the grand ball and reception which
will be the leading social event OF the
fair and fall festival. The Castaneda
has been secured for Thursday even.
ing and the entire hotel will be given
over TO the entertainment OF the
guests. The committee, ably second
ed by Manager Smithers. is making
elaborate preparations for the affair
which promises to be memorable in
the social annals Of Las Vegas.
The following committees have
been named:
Reception committee: r. c. Rankin,
II. w. Kelly, A. A. Jones, John
Stein, Saul Rosenthal, F. n. Pierce,
w. j, Lucas, jefferson Reynolds, r.
E. Twitchell. d. r. Hoskins. n D.
Hallet, Secundino Romero. F. +. Olney,
D. c. Deuel., O. A. Larrazolo. Frank
Manzanares. DR.. B. d. Black. j.. f.
Smithers. Apolonio A. Sena, E. G..
Murphey, David Rosenwald, Jacob
Stern. r. l.. Browne, Chas. H. Sporled-
er. NJ. Greenberger.
Floor committee: T. F. Keaveney,
w. II. Ungles, VIM. A. Buddecke, Hal.
lett Raynolds, A. r. Rogers. Jr.. Chas.
w. G. Ward. DR.. H. NJ. Smith, Ike
Davis, Earl Hoke, Simon gacharach.
The fair queen has been chosen by
lot and fairer fair queen could not
easily be found From hat contain
ing the names Of dozen of the most
lovely of Las Vegas young ladies one
name was drawn In the presence of a
number OF the members of the fair as
sociation. The lot fell upon Miss
Ianice Tamme. who has promised to
accept the honor. The young lady
vii hold oueenly and graceful sway
cver the events of carnival day. will
ride in gorgeous float at the head
Of the floral parade She will be at.
tended by a retinue Of lovely maids,
II Is especially important that those
living along the line OF march Of the
floral and Industrial parade, which
will be one Of the great events of fair
week. shall decorate their homes and
places of business In the best nossible
manner The line Of march Is here.
with given
The parade will form on Railroad
avenue: thence over Center street to
Sixth street: thence to Douglas;
thence on Douglas avenue to Twelfth
street: thence on Twelfth street to
National avenue: thence to Bridge
street and around the plaza. returning
in review on Bridge street and up M.
tional avenue to Eighth street; thence
north on Eighth street: thence. east
on Friedman avenue to Sixth street:
thence south on Sixth to Douglas
thence east on Douglas to Railroad
avenue: thence south on Railroad. ave.
nue. to Center street.
The Pan-American Decorating com
nsnv takes the lead among the orgsni
zations Of the west in the line It repre-
sents. The buildings, the floats. the
interiors It has decorated for all kinds
OF occasions have received the most
favorable kind OF commentator from
the press and the people. Two Of the
most skillful artists Of the company
ere here prepared to take orders fol
decorating floats and exteriors 81
buildings during fair week. The ques
tion of decoration Is an important one
and II II receives the proper amount
Of attention will do vast deal to pro
mote the success Of the fair.
The fair association is extremely
!! desirous that all individual entries
for the flower and industrial parade
be made at once. as positions in the
parade must be assigned this week.
The Denver Regalia & Costume
company has been selected by the fail
association as the official costumerf
for carnival night, Friday. Sept. 20
This company will be represented
here with magnificent line OF cos
tunes which can be rented at very
reasonable figures for use on carnival
evening, when 1t is expected that the
two cities Of Las Vegas will be er
masdue.
The fair association has received
1000 packages of confetti for use or
carnival night.
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