Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-16

seats With which to help furnish their
home.
Bride md gusom xsre hosh bora
aud reared Iii Las VEGAS. They are
veil known throughout the city and
tosn and namssr their frieads By the
score.
Among the wedding guests from
elsewhere we're Miss Carrie Haas, Of
New Tim. Nina. and Joe tapes, On
Santa BE.
fnriIattons are out for the wedding
In Chicago = Miss Aaade Elixabesh
Warren IN DR.. Nellls =. Mackenzie
on the evening OF June twenty seventh
AZ half after e.shs O'Clock. The bride
and groom win he AT home after
September l4sst AZ Munslng. Miehi-
gan. Miss Marten h. the sitter Of A.
r. Warren. Jr.. who In connected with
The Optic.
Las Vegas society folk are looking
forward with eager anticipation 20
the wedding Of Miss Helen waldo, III
Kansas City. and Mr.. Albert r. Rog.
ens. Dr.. which will take place on
Wednesday, June 9Th. eha bride
elect b q daughter OF Judge and Mrs.
Henry l.. Waldo and the marriage will
be celebrated NJ their home In Kan
a City. u Is to be q very quiet al.
fair~-only near relatives To be pres
ent. Miss Waldo needs no introduc-
tion to Las vegans. She has visited
TN this city frequently aud has al.
ways been the recipient of much 50.
cial attention while here. The pros.
pective groom In n prominent attor.
ney. a member OF the law firm OF
Jones 4 Rogers.
Mrs. Charles Greenclay entertained
at cards Saturday last. corner Colum.
bia and Fifth streets.
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The Library association euehre par.
" announced for next week has been
postponed TO Friday Of the follow.
Ing week. June 90.
Recent editions OF the Atlantic Daf.
ly News, published on board the new
steamship kaiserin Auguste Victoria
OF the Hamburg,Amerlcan line have
reached The Optic. They were mailed
from Hamburg by John r. wilbanks,
civil engineer. who was a passenger
on the vessel which has inst finished
her maiden trip from New York 10
Hamburg. Mr.. wilbanks is the broth.
er Of X. ID. Wiibanks. the present city
editor Of The Optic. He will travel on
the continent this summer after a Wis.
1t with his aunt. Mrs. Louis Schmidt
at P%auiinzella, Thuringen. Germany.
He accompanies his une,e. Louis
Schmidt. cashier Of the Franklin bank
of st. Louis. Mr.. wilbauks will prob.
ably return to the United states this
fall and visit Las Vegas. The initial
voyage OF the new steamship which In
a yeritable floating palace. was her re-
rent trip from Hamburg to New York.
Commencement exercises will be
held at the Loretta academy on the
west side on Monday evening, Hand
some medals will be presented to the
honor students In addition to the dis
tributioa OF diplomas. An excelisn,
program has been prepared for the
event. which will he composed Of In
sturmentai and vocal music. recita
tions. dialogues and so forth. Hon
q. A. Larrazoio will deliver an al
dress to the graduates and give the
prize medals to the fostunate winners
The program In detail follows: ~
Program. "~s7
eat the School Festival Il. Stseabboe
Misses Al. Moatoyag z. sena, NJ. Silva
r. Elliott, @. Elliott, 7. Chavez. Al
Sena. e. Valdez. n. Elliott. =@
"Tambourine Song and Dance"
Minims
Piano. Miss A. Phillips.
How the Quarrel Began"
Misses d. Sommer and b. West.
Unjust Suspicion" -
Misses. F. Elliott. q. Elliott, c. Marti
neg, N. Silva, M. sena. r. Mestas,
| b. Martinez. O. Trujillo.
Recreation M~arch".a...v. Hammered
Misses A. Baca. b. Baca, r. Abreu. Z,
Montoya. NJ. Montoya. L. Prayer, i
3. Baca. N. Silva, p. sena.
The Wild Bird. -. Minims
Piano, Miss A. Phillips.
Lightly Row .Two-part Chorus
pianos-Misses r. Baca. J. Chavez. r
Sena.