Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22
LAS VEGAS

The Jewish Ladies society gave
dance Monday evening in honor
of Mrs. Max Doning, who is to
leave soon for California, and Miss
Goldie Stoup, who will spend the
summer on the Pacific coast.
The senior class play of the
high school, THE Dictator" by
Richard Harding Davis, was given
Saturday night at the Duncan
opera house, before a large audi
ence. The young actors were
drilled by Miss Katherine Davis of
the English department of the
high school. Those carrying lead
parts were Eugene Craven and
Fern Hite.
V. II. Waite is visiting relatives
in his old home in Oakland, Kan.
The Meadow City Boosters cub,
the organization which put over
the hotel campaign and the Y. NJ.
c. A. campaign, will hold a meet
ing Monday night at the Castaneda
when a dinner will be served, and
plans for permanent organization
made. The Boosters expect to be
ready at a minutes notice to put
over any worthy project. They
also expect to enjoy an occasional
social meeting.
Della May Tooker and Paul
Turner were married Saturday
morning and left Immediately for
Santa Fe on a brief wedding trip.
The young people will reside here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hunker
have left by motor for their for
mer home in Missouri They will
be gone about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecillo Rosenwald,
who have been in California for
the past month, have returned
home.
Miss Helen Kelly has returned
home from an extended trip to the
south and east and a short visit
in Havana, Cuba.
Mrs. Charles O'Malley's music
students gave a musical tea Sat
urday afternoon at the Methodist
church. A playiet was given by
the pupils.
A piano recital was given by pu-
pills of Mrs. Mabel Hall Northrop
at the Christian church Thursday
evening.
The piano pupils of Mrs. Adolf
phine Kohn will appear in their
annual recital next Wednesday
evening in the auditorium of the
New Mexico Normal university.
Two dinners, one on Monday
night to start the campaign, and
one on Wednesday night to close
it, were features OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
campaign to raise the 1921 bud
get. The dinners were held at
the Castaneda hotel, and the cam
paign went over the top, raising
nearly $4,000.
The vocational training school
center, in the Veeder building on
the Plaza, was opened formally
Thursday night. Thomas V. Trud-
er presided. Addresses were made
by Mayor Lorenzo Delgado, Fran
c's w. Beiler, district superinten-
dent federal board for vocational
training; Mayor F. 0. Blood, State
Senator Charles G. Hedgcock. Tho
Junior Military band and Mis-.
Therese Carmier gave musical
numbers. The school is in charge
of DR.. Jackson Keller, Miss Jane
McDonough and Mrs. Keller.
Santiago Rivera, formerly coun-
ty assessor of Guadalupe county,
has been committed to the New
Mexico hospital for the insane by
Judge David j. Leahy. The man
is resident of Anton Chico.
The pupils of the West Side
schools gave an operetta. 1.-THE
Quest of the Pink Parasol," at the
Gem theater Tuesday evening.
Miss Nellie Parneli, instructor i'm
music in the schools, coached the
students.
w. =. Southland formerly man
ager of the Las Vegas Light and
Power company. and later man
ager of similar properties at AL
buquerque and Trinidad, was
visitor here during the week. Mr..
Southland at one time was presi-
dent of the Las Vegas CONNER
cial club.