Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-21
Las Vegas

! turned. People are preparing to re-
! turn to amusements with zest. and
not tentatively and cautiously as they
! began wooing pleasure following the
! flu epidemic of last fall There are
! to be numerous dances this week. be-
| ginning with the X. of C's annual
| Easter Monday BAH tomorrow night
/ The Antlers club will give a bailc
| Wednesday night and there will be a
comic opera at the Duncan. The child
welfare department of the Woman's
club has dance impending and sew
eral other organizations are planning
| affairs for the near future.
! The Morton Storms, who have re-
sided at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Stern since coming to Las Vegas
| over year ago, will move soon to
the new apartments in the Pacharach
home on North Fifth, The Jay Storms.
who are newly WEEDS, have begun
housekeeping in the Lehman house on
| North Sixth street until recently oc-
cupied by the l.. VI. BENEFITS who have
moved into the Gohring home on
North Eighth street
The congestion caused hv the lack
OF sufficient homes may be relieved
somewhat, as it is rumored that ten
cottages are to be erected in the flats
district this year. The houses are to.
he of adobe. with all modern conveh-
fences. The flats district has i'm
proved greatly in the past few years
Many old homes have been repaired
and beautffied, and there have been
several new houses erected. Every
house is occupied. Byron r. Nils has
purchased the old Plaza hotel proper-
ty on the west side and will convert it
into modern APARTMENT house. II is |
believed the building will help fill a |
real need
The Commercial club will give the
first of series of noon time dinners |
on MAY ,. in the club rooms. The sub |
Ject for discussion will be the Cow |
boys Reunion and the directors of the |
reunion ASSOCIATION will be invited |
guests.
DR.. Frank IT. II. Roberts of the
Normal university has gone to West
Texas to address a teachers convnn-
ton, and Dean Frank CARBON of the
same school has gone to another sec
ton of the Lone Star state on SINH
lar miss on.
Mrs. Noble +. Schmidt has gone 70
Memphis. Tenn. and later will 90 tr,
GreenVille, Ga, to visit her daughter. |
Mrs Carol Culley.
Louis f. Melvin, who was a Santa
fe special officer here when the war
broke out and who promptly enlisted
has returned. Ike Lewis Jr.. who lief;
for France hast year. is in a base hos
pltal abroad, and will leave for home
soon. Marion Barker, formerly a
newspaper man here, has arrived at
Camp Funston and hopes to get home
soon Barker went through the big
in France, was gassed and
has been invaded home.
The Eastern Star Kensington club
held an ENJOYABLE social session in tho
Masonic club rooms Wednesday eve
nlng. The club holds similar sessions
once each month and they are Great
ng much interest among the workers. ,
Captain II. r. Mckee, who served
abroad IN railway regiment, has re-
turned home, He will resume his du
les as trainmaster on the New Mexi-
20 division of the Santa Fe railway. /
captain Mckee was greeted on his ar
rival by a new member of his family
which the stork left at his home dur
ng his absence. Lieutenant Wallace
watson, who has not yet returned
rom France. where he also is in a
'ailWay regiment, will enjoy a similar
experience
S. Kaufman of this city is in DEM
ng attending a convention of tho
Woodmen of the World. Delegates
ire present from Arizona and New
Mexico
Mr., and Mrs. p. ]. Cummings have =.
'emoVed to Ration, where they will .,
'eside. Mrs Cummings formerly was
Miss Nellie Floyd. !
Mr.. and Mrs, S. Baum have return
I'd to their home in Kansas CITY after
I visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert !
ROsenwald
On Tuesday evening the Elks lodge !
viii hold its annual installation of Of
lcers. f. ]. McWenie will be made :
EXALTED ruler for the second time.
having held the office several years i
lgo William II. Springer. Charles w
!. ward and Orrin f. Blood all past
'Xalted rulers, will be indicted into
he chair offices of the lodge.
CAPTAIN Dever Powers son of Mr.
md Mrs. stephen Powers Of this citv
VINO served in France with the mill
airy unit that formerly was the New
Mexico National Guard. has arrived
ately in New York, and will be home
Don.
special musical programs were CIV
N this morning in al the churches
1t the Church Of Our Lady of Sor
ows the Las Vegas band orchestra
accompanied the singers In the high
mass. At the Clutch of the Tmmaen-
ate Convention. thr choir. under the
Erection Of Mrs, Colbert G. Root, sang
high mass, with organ and violin ac
ompa niment. At the First Methodist
a cantata, with full orchestral
ccononanim" under direction of
Mrs. Fl. M. Northrup, will he sung to-
light.
One hundred or more returned SOL
lie's and sailors were entertained at
inner hv the Y. NJ c. A Tuesday
light. Following an excellent meal
erved by the Methodist ladies'. w. 7
lucas. as POSTMASTER introduced
tev w. A. Fire. Adolfo Esquibel
'har1es Hodgceck. DR. r, e. Olnev
md DR.. Frank II. H. Roberts whoj
made interesting talks The North
up orchestra plaved and John Rurkas
md Miss Marie SENEGAL, vocalists. ap-I
Feared in solos.