Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-03

has ever been gathered in New
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j, Sans cele.
brated their wedding anniversary
by a picnic supper at Ell Porvenir
The merry party motored to the
resort early in the afternoon and
after having a delightful supper re-
turned home by moonlight.
Cupid has been very busy get
ting in some final darts during the
last few days left to him. Miss
Adela Hays and Eugene c. Thorn
hill were quietly married and
Joined their friends at a little sup
per at the home of the brides aunt,
Mrs. Charles Adlon.
Mary Jane Harper and William
Jones were married on Wednes-
day evening giving their friends
quite surprise, They were at
tended by Ruth Turner and Lloyd
Grinslade. The happy pair will
make their homo here.
The local lodge of Elks has been
busy for the past few days pre-
pairing to meet and entertain the
Elks from New York and Balti-
more who are to stop over here all
day July 9Th. Word has been re-
ceived that about 275 all together
are included in the two divisions,
and the local antlered folks are
doing all in their power to plan a
big, grand and glorious time for
the visitors. Committees have
been named and are getting into
shape to make the eastern people
know that Las Vegas and its citi-
zens are awake and more than glad
to shake hands and meet their
antlered brothers.
The musical treat of the week
was the concert given Friday eve
ming by Mrs. Edith Hart Dunno of
Santa Fe, who Is a harpist of note,
and assisted by Professor Charles
Shank of the Normal University |
dramatic department. These peo-
pie appeared before a crowded |
house and were loudly applauded. |
Every number played by Mrs.
Dunno seemed to reach the heart |
Of the hearers and they all regret
ted when the final number was
played. These people were assist
ed by Mrs. Marie Strass, violinist,
who sang beautifully, Mrs. Muir
who is a finished musician. Her
solos and accomplishments were
beautifully rendered, and Mrs.
Charles O'Malley, violinist, who is
we'll known to Las Vegas musical
circles.
The East Las Vegas volunteer
ire department gave one of its en-
oyable dances Saturday evening
n the armory. The boys were
satisfied with the re-
iults of the dance both socially and
financially. The organization Is
elf- supporting and the dance was
,iyen to procure enough money to
make a payment on the Gamewell
ire alarm system which they have
installed.
Edmundo Sena, formerly of this
.ity, but now of Denver, is here
listing for few days. He and .
lis bride, formerly Miss Lucero,
laughter of the late Antonio Luz
ero, expect to leave for Denver
Don. Mrs. Sena has been en-
lluYeu III Ill6 AlAd beiAihs |
Mrs. George Fleming returned
o the city early in the week from
9hicago, where she went to attend
he funeral of her mother, Mrs.
Woods.
Miss Harriet Tooker left for Los
angeles Friday, where she expects
O visit her sister for the remain
er of the summer.
Just at present everyone Is get
ing ready for the great and glor-
ous Fourth. With the Cowboys
reunion in full swing, the tourists
rom all parts of Texas, and many
ARTS of New Mexico and other
arts of the country, the town !,
1oks mighty lively. The merch-
nts are decorating their places of
usiness and all ssrts of brilliant
lighting arrangements are being
ut into place to make the streets =
ttractive and help make everyone
njoy themselves. e