Las Vegas optic., 1914-05-02
Informal Parties
at lie Noir Home

o. - ANNA AASAiG
A large portion Of the social activity
of the week for the younger set has
been at the hospitable residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil H. LeNoir on the
Hot Springs boulevard. Informal par
ties have been given several times
during the week and this evening an
other enjoyable affair will occur.
The affairs given during the week
other than that Of this evening, have
been in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. LIE
Noirs house guests Miss Ruth Evans,
Mr. Floyd Stevens and Mr.. Edgar
Brown, all Of Chicago, who stopped off
in this city on their way home from
California The largest party was Civ
en- on Tuesday evening.
. Those present at the lie Noir resi-
dence at the various affairs were as
follows. DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Mil
Ter, Miss Lorna Johnson, Miss Marie
Roberts, Miss Lucy Clement, Miss Ma
rie Clement, Miss Hazel Gerard, Miss
Ruth Parkin, Miss Marie Mann, Miss
Caroline Greenberger, Miss Frances
Myers, Mr.. Wallace watson Mr.. Or
rim Blood Mr.. Lee Gerard, Mr.. Earl
Gerard, Mr. Arthur Margraff, Mr.. Ce-
Gil PAIGE and Mr.. Albert DeNfarais
This evening at their home, Mr.. and
Mrs. LIE Noir will entertain in honor
of the College of Law Glee club of
southern California, which will appear
at the Duncan opera house in con
cert under the auspices of the Santa
Fe reading room circuit.
The entertainment for the evening
will, be Of a Jolly nature and witt con
clude shortly Before the arrival Of
Santa Fe train No. when the Las
Vegas young folk will accompany the
young men of the glee club to their
train and bid them goodbye, Follow
ing this the young ladies will return
to the lie Noir residence for a slum-
Der party.
The young men of the California Glee
club who win entertain at the opera
house and later be entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. lie Noir, are as follows
Mr., G. W. Cornel, Mr.. Leroy Jepson,
Mr.. Sam Waters, Mr.. Ralph Mabie,
Mr.. Graham Hunter Mr.. H. B. Bea-
yer, Mr. Perry Wood, Mr.. All Carlson,
Mr.. Ralph Handley, Mr.. Edwin f.
Hickman, Mr.. Garrett v. Winnie, Mr..
John Bogue, Mr.. Blake G. Smith, Mr..
Roe NJ. Barrett, Mr. Wayne Fisher
MIR George Larson, Mr.. Maurice Glib
son, Mr.. Gage Christopher, Mr..
George Dromgold, Mr. Morris Berger
lar Harry Hirsch, Mr.. Dan Rush
The Las Vegas guests are as fol
lows Mrs. H. A. Miller, Miss Lor
ma Johnson, Miss Marie Roberts. Miss
Lucy Clement, Miss Marie Clement
Miss Hazel Gerard Miss Jeanette
Ward, Miss Frances Myers, Miss Re
gina Stern, Miss Audrey Burns, and
Miss Caroline Greenberger.
High School Class
Play to Be "cIass9
Renearsals for the class play of the
class of 1914 of the High school have
been progressing for the past few
weeks and with the advancement that
is being made and the talent that is
being displayed by the various mem.
bers of the which has been only
partially selected the production
should be an excellent one.
| Miss Katherine Davis, English in
| structor at the High school and also
dramatic instructor. believes that the
play this year will exceed that of any
former year Miss Davis has success
fully produced class plays at the High
school for the past several years and
each time has done creditable work,
The Las Vegas people respond
heartily to all productions of the High
school, thus showing that the past
history of the school in dramatics has
been decidedly favorable. "
The title OF this yearg play Is All
of-a-suddeni Peggy a. comedy in
three acts written by Ernest Denny.
This play was first produced in New
York with Henrietta Crosman and
many other prominent players in the
Heading roles. and It's success was i'm
mediate.
7 The synopsis of the play Is as fol
lows: Peggy O'Mara is a young wom-
an of frank independence, who doesn't
in the least understand why she
Should be ruled or governed by any
thing else but her honest wholesome
impulses She has habit Of impul
aiVnlv sal4tttorins, into 4ho affairc "A