Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
Las Vegas

The memorial exercises at the
Elks' club house this afternoon
are to be most impressive. Rev.
II, = Mills, pastor of the Method
list church, will deliver the address
to the Elks and their friends. Be-
sides the regular ceremonies con-
Quoted by the Antlered boys, there
will be q special musical program
under the direction of Mrs. Root.
Those participating are Mrs. Ar
thur Ilfeld, who will sing, 20 Dry
Those Tears Miss nellie Parnell,
who will play the fave Maria"
from the "Cavalliera Rusticana,"
and a male quartet composed OF
Cecil r. McGlynn, Leslie Dean, j.
H. Kanady and DR.. Henry.
The East Las Vegas lire depart
ment is just about ready for the
forty-first annual masque dance,
which will be given December 6.
The wedding of Miss nellie Par
nell and Henry Blattman will take
place during next week. Miss Par
nell is a fine musician, having de-
lighted many Las Vegas audiences
with her violin playing and her
voice. Mr.. Blattman is promis-
ing young lawyer of the city.
The Kiwanis club expect to hold
their first ladies night on We'd
nesday evening at the Castenada
hotel, when the wives and sweet
hearts of the members will attend
a dinner given by the club A
special program is being arranged
for the occasion and a real pep
meeting is planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herman
were here to spend few days
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs,
George N. Herman. They have
been making their home in ANA
rillo, Tex, where Mr.. Herman was
employed by the Santa Fe rail-
road, but are moving to Rosita,
Coahuila, Mexico, where Mr.. Her.
man will be employed by the Com
pania Carbonifera de Sabinosa, n
large mining corporation,
Charles w. G. Ward spent sew
eral days the past week in Tucum-
carl in legal business.
Miss Eleanor Tucker left during
the week for her home in Denver,
being called there by the serious
illness of her father, II. f. Tucker
Miss Tucker is the Spanish teacher
at the high school here,
II. j. O'I}rien of Albuquerque
was a business visitor in the city
during last week. Mr.. O'Brien is
in the employ of the Charles Ilfeld
company of that city.
Lee Devine and Charles Rey-
nolds stopped over here for day
on their return from Santa Fe,
where they spent Thanksgiving
and became members of the fourth
degree of the Knights of Columbus.
They were on their way to their
home in Watrous.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Condor, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Conway, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Monterrey, Mrs. Charles
Purcell, Mrs. Beach Pinney ana
Mr., and Mrs. Colbert C. Root re-
turned Friday from a short trip to
Santa F'e.
MIR. and Mrs. II. ]. Ryan were in
Santa Fe for Thanksgiving, re-
wi nm ItOilIt ltitC letSl Ntth.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Werley re-
turned from their former home in
Boulder, Colo, where they were
called because of the illness of Nj |
Werley's father.
Herbert Moore, accompanied BY
his mother, have returned from
Denver. where they have been
since August for the benefit of
Herbert's health. He is the son o.
Rev. Moore, pastor of the Episco-
pal church here.
A dinner was given at the Caste
NADIA hotel Tuesday evening by the
members of the Jewish church,
honoring the newly appointed pas
tor of the congregation, DR.. David
Bronstein.
William Rathbun, underwriters
engineer for the insurance COM
panles, with headquarters in Den
YER spent the greater part of last
week here examining all the fro
equipment in Greater Las Vegas
Mr.. Rathbun lived here for num-
Der of years.
Miss Rebecca Henriquez re-
turned from Santa Fe Monday,
where she had spent the past few
weeks.
George Allen of Carllnville, III, |
and who formerly lived at Tres |
Ritos, north of here. arrived in |
Las Vegas Wednesday for a visit |
with friends.
A. A. Bahns, matchmaker en-
ployed in the r. ]. Taupert Jew.
elry store, and Miss Minnie May |
Wood were united in marriage by |
Judge David J. Leahy on Saturday. |
The young people expect to make |
their home in this city.
Among the guests at the st. An
thony sanatorium for the winter
are Garland Stahl, president of the
Washington Park National bank of |
Chicago, and n figure in the base
ball game for a number of year;
J. p. Thompson Of Tucumcar.;
Lieut.. Clyde Whitaker, who was
ordered to TT. Lyons several weeks