Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-24

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lie to help them And the ball is al
ways worth twice the money asked
for the tickets
The committees who had charge Of
last nights ball were as follows:
Executive W. field, w. O..
Wood, Wa. Givens, y. H. Baily, Luis
Guerin, +. D. McElroy, A. t. Rogers.
sr, secundino Romero, Howard Simp-
lsins ana A. T. sena.
Finance and ticket office L. G. Wit
ten and Charles S. Rogers.
Reception w. Ilfeld, w. O..
Wood, Ed Simpson, y. Duran, Pablo
Ulibarri, secundino Romero, G. A..
Guerin, Frank S. Guerin, M. A. Ellis
worth and Charles shupp.
Door-A. 7. Rogers, Sr., Luis Cue
rim. George Legg, M. M. Booth. W. A.
Givens, A. s. Sanchez, @. H. simp-
lins. Emil T. Tschann and L. ].
Thornhill.
Floor--P D. McElroy, Q. H. Baily..
Louis shupp W. H. Booth, and A. T.
iSena.
The judges Mrs. Hallet Reynolds,
Mrs. H. S. Van Petten, Miss Louise
Cunningham, william Springer and
Herbert Clark, announced the prize
winners as follows;
King and Queen
King, calling cards by Optic Pub
fishing company and one dozen pho
tos by shumate studio, Mr.. John w.
Harris, Jr
Queen, bouquet Of flowers by Perry
Onion and one dozen photos by ]. L.
Tooker, Miss Rebeeca Henriquez
Most Handsome Costume
Lady-First prize, white ostrich boa
by strass Bonnet Shop, Miss Fern
Fitch; second prize. one pair shoes
by Romero Mercantile company, Mrs.
%. NJ. Ward
Gentleman-First prize, nickel plat
ed shaving set by Winters Drug com
pany, r w. Doolin; second prize, pair
Of Dents kid gloves by Palace Cloth
ing company, Joe Elledge.
Most Original Costume
Lady First prize, toilet set by E.
R6senwald and Son. Lydia CiddIo;
second prize imported table cover by
Obaido Maloof, Miss Carrie Greenber-
ger.
Gentleman-First prize. umbrella
presented by Mr.. Greenberger, Arthur
Rogers; second prize, framed picture
presented by ]. G. johnson and Son,
Charles Russell
Best Acted Character
Lady First prize, silver mesh hand
bag by 3. G. Murphey, Mrs C. S.
second prize, automobile veil
by Cellers Dry Goods company, Miss
Lucy Cocoa
Gentleman-First prize, tobacco jar
by Baily curio store, Charles Minium,
second prize, box Of cigars presented
by the Lobby, John Rudolph. A
Most Appropriate Costume
Lady-First prize, one pair of
Peters Diamond brand shoes by M.
and Company awarded tc
the dancing girl in red with spangIes
in her unclaimed; second prize,
Ivory backed hand mirror by Red
Cross Drug company, Mrs, P. A. Linn.
Gentleman First prize, one box Of
interviewer hose by 3. sRosenwald and
Son, Charles Farley; second prize,
box of cigars by Charles Greenclay,
Peter Ciddio. f
Most Ludicrous Costume
Lady, First prize, silarmos bottle by
Furniture company X. s. |
Riley; second prize, dresser clock by |
Ike Davis, Miss Alva Fisnpurn
Gentleman First prize, dress shirt
by Joseph Taichert. Frank Fitch; sec
ond prize. box Of cigars by Y. Truder,
Emerson Marshall
prize Waltz
Best lady, Electric toaster by Las
Vegas Light and Power company. Miss
Alldredge.
Best Gentleman Navajo blanket by
Charles Ilfeld company, Club Swallow.
Best Juvenile Character
Girl-Box Of candy by Potter Candy
company, Miss Ella Booth.
Boy Box Of candy by Potter Candy
company, John Lucero.
Best Rag Dancer
Lady Toilet set by Bacharach
brothers. Miss Regina Stern.
Gentleman-Fra picture by Las
Vegas Undertaking company, Donald
Hart.
Best Negro Costume
Lady-Coffee percolator BY Z. W.
Ilfeld, Miss Mildred Burda and Miss
HensIey.
Kentleman-F Framed picture BY Cen
$50