Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-09
Las Vegas

Hugh r, Clary of the United States
land loan board, is here from Wich-
tia, Kans., to look over the land loan
situation in this part of New Mex
tco. Mrs. Clary in company with
the county agent, visited the Cherry
valley Friday and Saturday. He said
/ he had never seen New Mexico look
ing more prosperous.
The bazaar given every night this
week at the Duncan opera house, has
been largely attended, and will be a
success both from social and financial
standpoint, The ladies of the east
side Catholic church gave the bazaar
for the purpose of raising funds with
which TO meet part of the church's
expense in paving the streets near
its property The expense will be
about $4,000. The entertainment
features of the bazaar have been I'M
der the direction of Mrs Colbert c.
Root on the opening night the I'm
maculate Conception choir put on a
clever vaudeville stunt. Tuesday even
ing the high school glee club, under
direction of Mrs. Kohn, sang. Wednes-
several young people gave a clever
day evening Miss Helen Kelly and
dancing stunt in costume. Thursday
evening music was furnished by Mrs
Loyis Trip. Alvin S. Nye and Miss
Louise Jaramillo. Friday nights pro-
gram was given by Miss Marie SENEGAL
and the normal glee club, of which
she is the leader. Mrs. NJ. A. Hagest
was chairman of the committee.
Dancing was enjoyed every evening
with music by Cooks orchestra.
The wedding of Miss Beatrice Reg
ensberg and Sergeant William Todd
Of the United States army was cele-
brated early in the week. The couple
will reside in FL Paso, where the SER
geant is now stationed. The bride is
a daughter of a long time resident of
Las Vegas and has many friends here.
Sergeant Todd was stationed here
for several months, and made the ac-
quaintance of his bride then. He has
been in the United States army for
twenty years.
Another wedding of the week that
attracted much attention because of
the popularity of the bride and groom
was that of Miss Ruth Seelinger of
this city and Stanley G. Taylor Of
Wagon Mound. The ceremony was
performed Tuesday morning, at st.
Pauls Memorial Episcopal church by
the Rev. j. S. Moore. in the presence
of relatives and close friends. Mrs.
Taylor is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. A. Seelinger. Mr.. Taylor is
employed in responsible position by
the A. Macarthur company at Wagon
Mound.
j. Jordi, editor of Voz del Pueblo,
has been, appointed a member of
the vocational education board. Mr.
Jordi has gone to the Denver head
quarters to obtain his instructions.
DR.. and Mrs. George n. Fleming,
who We're summoned recently to En-
poria, Kans., because of the death of
relative, have returned home.
Joseph II. Acton of Ration, who is
district deputy supreme knight of the
Knights of Columbus, was in Las
Vegas Thursday evening to install the
newly elected officers of Las Vegas
council, No. S04. There was a large
attendance of members, and following
the installation an informal smoker
was held Antonio Lucero, former
secretary of state. was installed as
grand knight; d. J. Ryan, deputy
grand knight; Colbert C.. Root, chan
cellor; E. j. Mcguire, advocate; En-
genio Sena, financial secretary; Per-
fecto Gallegos, recording secretary;
George j. Herman, trustee; Frank
Blanchard, treasurer; Ernest Mackel
inner guard; D. Rivera, outer guard
MI anu NlISsH d II. tHdHuleE are
visiting in Denver
Miss Sarah Alderman, who form
erly resided here, graduate of the
New Mexico normal university, was
married in Denver early in the week
to Mr.. w T. Cook. The couple will
reside in Espanola, where Mr.. Cook
is engaged in business.
Robert Powers, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, stephen Powers, has written his
parents that he is stationed at Daw-
son.
Charles G. Hedgcock has returned
from a trip to the southern states
Mr.. and Mrs. Brite Bagley are here
from their home at Taos. visiting old
friends. The Bagleys formerly re-
sided here.