Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-08
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

1 III Ma@ N&NMAAaA A&a& AA1kS8 hAaatg
and certainly ons. III the best appEeei-
stsd dances given In Vegas this wear
Was shs annual round up of the q. r.
nutti 81 the Duncan ranea last nisht
tTganslaieA the above s-ntenee
should read: Annual eowlss dance M
the Duncan opera house,
The hop was given hy nine young
society men of the city. whnSe names
appeared ia the unique invitation as
follows:
flank Springer. foreman: I'd, Ne
Weni.. wagon boss, Herb CLARK. hrone
twisisr. Bert Fell. Many HrnriaueE
and Earl Hoke. gun inspectors: HON.
an Halleat. Jack Sehwlnn and chuck
Trumbuli. all around bad men.
Everyone eaIne In costume, There
were dozens and dozens Of sweet look.
ing eowgiris with spurs like circular
saws and six.shooters which required
both hands & pull from the holsters,
There were bad men from Bitter
Creek and other proyerbiails bad" 10.
caiitles. meek-ioosing tenderfeet. pros-
perous ranch owners. COW p%unehers.
cattle rusilers. gamblers. lone bandits
and others, until the floor Of the Dun.
can opera house resemhied the magnf-
fled stage of the first act OF a ten.
twent and thirt." western melodrama.
Trouble was supposed to begin at
$40 y. m. but m the young ladies
were all hauled TO the scene Of festiv.
titles In big wagons. guarded by a
bunch of fierce looking out riders. the
guests did not assemble until about 10
O'Clock. A. that time the Sporleder
orchestra. appropriately dressed for
the occasion. struck up a lively two
step and the dancing began. Al first
II was hard work getting accustomed
TO tho dangling guns. heavy boots
long SPURS and unbending chaps. but
the difficulties to be overcome only
added TO the hilarity Of the occasion.
and II vas an early hour this morning
when the last Of the dancers paid
their respects 10 the reception com.
mittee and departed.
/. The regular order oil waltzes aud
two steps was departed from and the
,ime-tried Virginia reef substituted
for a number on the dance program
u proved n happy diversion and there
were no less than four sets for the
reel on the floor nj one time.
At midnight grub" was served u,
the Commercial club rooms. The
chow" consisted of sandwiches and
black coffee. which was served In tin
cups. most Of the guests finding seat
ON the floor.
Dance music rendered by the Spor
Ileder orchestra was characteristic and
Turkey in the Straw" and oihe,
break d0wns were enthusiastically en-
cored until the, musicians were too
Tired to play longer.
Tile invitation list Included:
:, DIR and Mrs. Clapp. DIR. and Mrs
Smith. DIR. and Mrs. IOsey, DR., anc
, Mrs. Black and DIR. and Mrs, Mills
), Me~srs. and Mesdames Reynolds
. Reynolds. rngles. Rogers. McEary
Davis, Sporleder. Kurn. Manzanares
p Daniels. II. Smith. Hani. Nutter. Civ
ener. January. Fleming. Mrs. Unset
: Wheelr and Mrs. Edwards,
, Misses Borie. Louisville. Ky: O
Brien, Caledonia. Mimi: Hollis. Hos
4 kins, Gehring. Hoffman, Hayward
=. ~Stoneroad, Winters. Henriquez. Nc
Cutcheon. Coors, Promo, Fischer
Flint. Bonheim. Cooley. Cluxton. Bay
less Hartman. Cavanaugh. Holt. Holt
, Franz Alberts. Browne. Artles
Browne. Cunningham. Helen Cunning
ham. Kelly. La Rae. Long. Murray
Cornelia Murray. Mcdonald. Rothgeb
Ross. May Ross. Springer. Ada Spriu
: GER. Schaefer. Helen Schaefer. Tam
y me, Upton. Tudor. Vase. Rache
A Ward. Reynolds and Whitmore.
Judge Bope; Messrs. Hays. Findlay
lTamme. Vase, Barthels, Roane. Smy
!, lers. Devine, Blood. Springer. McIn
=. tyre, Fletcher, Lewis. Wilbanks. Twit
j., tchell, Wingo. Hoskins. Shaw. u
& Mills. l.. ilfeld, Springer. Robertson
ICarmein. Campbell. Flint. Upton
q Lawrence Clark. i-uckntt, McMain
Topper, Peterson. Rothgeb, Sharp, Bal
Hey, Curry, Douglas. holt. Henrique
lard" A. HfeId.
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Miss Tamme entertaius at sf
handed euchre this afternoon TO
\ Misses Borie. Louisville. Ky, and o
Brien, Caledonia, MINI. Her decora
Tive scheme is cleverly worked out II
Flowers and the scores and prizes ar,