Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-12
HUGE PREPAR.
ATOMS FOR
COMING FAIR
Decorative Features Of the Opera
houseto be Gorgeous. Many
and Varied Entertain.
ments.
Penonnel Of Committee Of Ladies Who
Will Preside Over and Receive Con.
tributions lor the Booth,.

Seldom have the citizens Of Las
Vegas shown such general interest In
and enterprise as they are manifest.
ing In the coming Bazaar of Nations.
Every one to whom notices have been
sent have responded with liberal
contributions. and every Gay the pros.
pects for the success OF the enter.
prise grows brighter.
Col. Martin and his assistants are
kept busy looking after matters con.
nected with the fair. and the various
committees. The ladies especially are
active at work. The most encourag,
ing reports are coming TO headquar,
ters. and Col. Martin is delighted
with the situation.
The various features of the fair
will be most interesting and novel,
and the indications are that immense
throngs will patronize the fair from
first to last
The interior Of the Duncan opera
clouse will present magnificent
appearance during the bazaar. a
corps Of decorators will be put to
work under the supervision Of Nam
ager Martin. He promises that the
opera house will be gorgeous place
when 1t is finished.
The booths will be built anil trim.
med so as to present a most attrac-
tive appearance.
The ladies who will have charge OF
the different booths are working nighi
and day for the success OF the bazaar
and with their gorgeous costumes will
make q grand display .
The Epicures will be rejoiced to
learn that a delightful meal will be
served each evening under the d.
rection OF Mrs. |. X. Lewis.
The privilege and pleasure Of TAX.
ing in the bazaar will be given to
people elsewhere as well as Las We
gas. and there will be visitors from
quite a distance. Santa Fe will be
we'll represented with ladies coming
here to assist in the different booths
The following is a list OF the ladies'
who will have charge of the different
booths:
American Booth.
Mrs. w. J.. Mills, chairman; Mrs
w. G. Hayden, National avenue; Mrs
r. J. Taupert, National avenue; Mrs
w. M Lewis, Sixth street, Mrs J. NJ
Cunningham, Sixth street; Mrs. En-
nest Browne, City, Mrs. Wingo, Wes
Side. City; Mrs. E. B. Shaw. City:
Mrs. e. G. Austin, West Side. City;
Mrs. Mary Behringer. West Side, City:
Mrs. G. H. Mueller, Sixth street; Miss
Marie Schaefer, Seventh street; Miss
Helen Schsefer, Seventh street.
Mexican Dooth.
Clfs. Chas. A. Spiess, chairman
Mrs. VIM. Curtis Bailey, Mrs. l. H
Rapp. Mrs. w. e. Gortner. Mrs. Her
man rlfeld; Mrs. A. B. Smith, Mrs
I'd Reynolds, Mrs. Mann.Baily: Mrs
Sec. Romero. Mrs. John Clark. Miss
Eunice Tamme, Miss Blanche Roth
geb, Miss Eta Head.
japanese Booth.
Mrs. H. s. Van Petten, chairman;
Mrs. w. H. Ungles, Washington aven
We; Mrs Jake Stern. 1927 Eigh,
street: Mrs. Albert Stern, City; Mrs
Dan Stern. Douglas avenue; Mrs. G
lden, cor. Washington and Seventh;
Mrs. A. O. Wheeler. Seventh street;
Mrs. Ludwig HELD, 1907 Eight
street; Mrs. B. +. Mills, Ss1 Eighth
Street; Mrs. Jones, care Mrs. Nafink
City: Miss Lottie Hayward, 0rand
avenue; Miss D. Lydick, Sl4 Tildes
street; Miss Grace O'Keefe, City;
Y Miss b. Wilson. care n. J. Taupert. (.
italian oeesh.
Mrs. I. Bacharach, Miss Bendheim
Miss Jessie 1lfeld, Miss Elba Stone
road. Miss Bessie Ross, Miss Cornelia
Murray. Miss Georgia Murray. Misi
Ida vasse, Miss Marion Winters.
indian oeeth.
Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Harry Browne
Mrs. Sherwood. Mrs. Norton, Mrs.. H
NJ Sweexy. Mrs. J. NJ. Scott. Miss
Sadie O'Byrne, Miss Rose Goldsmith
Miss Bessie Peterson, Miss Rose Des
marais.
Country Store.
Mrs. Blood Mrs. Harriet Van Pet
ten, Miss Albert. Miss Nellie West
Miss Lvle. Miss Harrison. Miss Mar
earet Harrison. Miss Tudor.
Turkey.
Miss Grace Kohn. chairman: Mrs
Chas. Kohn, Mrs. Ike Appel. Mrs Ed