Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-09
Mexico State
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LAS VEGAS

The dace given by the Woman's
club un@r the auspices of Mrs.
Harriet An Petten on Wednesday
night for the purpose of raising
money fo tbs free clinic for San
Miguel cVhty was a delightful af-
fair and veil attended. The pro-
See'as fron the dance amounted 10
S6e The ladies and gentlemen
p1esent APPEARED in gingham and
"veralls Expressing the sentiment
OF the dal against fancy clothes
and the high cost of living,
Mrs. Challes Danziger entertain
ed at the Cistaneda hotel on We'd
nesday at bridge luncheon. Cow
ers were lad for Mesdames Max
DOING Jake Stern, Cecilio Rosen-
wald, Gilbeh Rosenwald, Bernard
Appel, Morris Danziger. II. N.
Graubarth and the hostess,
Mrs. Adqphine Kohn's music
pupils will hold their recital on
Wednesday, May 10, at Temple
Montefiore. The main feature of
this years rscital will be the chill
dren In ensemble work. Two quar-
tettes and duos for two pianos have
already beeA arranged for. The
pupils will be assisted by Garmand
Kanady, whose personality and
splendid voice have made him a ia
vorite in thiA city despite the short
time he has, been resident here.
the Castle nigh school orchestra
Will play several numbers on the
program.
Srosis met this week with Mrs.
Frank II. II. Roberts and elected
officers for the ensuing year. The
following ladies were chosen for
the respective offices: Mrs. william
Shillinglaw, president; Mrs. w. j.
Pettus, vice president; Mrs. George
Bond, recording secretary; Mrs. ii.
r. F'ike, corresponding secretary;
Miss Cora Montague, treasurer. The
main feature of the afternoon was
a talk by Miss Margaret Kennedy,
head of the English department at
the normal university. Miss Ken
nedy spoke on the history of the
novel, giving its various classifica-
tions and contrasting it with some
of the modern prose literature. She
also reviewed the short story THE
Fat Of the Land" which is one Of
those included in the Best Short
Stories in 1919.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Woolverton
of South Bend, Ind, have been Nis-
iting in this city with their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Nichols. The
Woolvertons and Nichols went to
Santa Fe during the week and made
a short visit to the points of inter-
est in the ancient city. MI. Wool
verton is president of the S.. Jo-
seph County Savings bank az South
Bend. From this city they will go TO
California where they will spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jahren, who
have been spending the winter at
Tucson, Ariz., spent several days
in Las Vegas this week visiting
with friends. From this city they |
went to Colorado Springs where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. S, II. Northwood and two |
sons. John and Nairn, are the guests
of Miss Lorraine Lowry,
DIR. and Mrs. Harry Gibbs and |
son, Henry, and Mrs. Claude Wen
sell, of Wagon Mound, were in Las |
Vegas the early part of the week on
a shopping visit.
Mrs. J. l.. Tooker is spending
the weekend at La Cueva as the
guest of the Whittingtons.
Mrs. Clifford Losey entertained
the Tuesday Bridge club this week
at her home on Seventh street.
Mrs. w. j. Lucas entertained on
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs Rarnett January who expects
% leave Las Vegas when the schools
close the latter part of this month.
Miss Mary Lowry is spending the
weekend at Ration as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Acton, who for
nerly resided in this city.
Mrs. Elmer E. Veeder has re-
.urned from a three weeks visit to
81 Paso. Mrs. Veeder spent several
lays in Albuquerque before return
ng to Las Vegas.