Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-07-09
LAS VEGAS

Mrs. Roy Prentice and Mrs.
George Fleming were hostess at
party last Saturday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Prentice. This Is
the first of a series of affairs to
be given by these ladies during the
next two weeks. Red. white and
blue colors predominated.
Mrs. Charles Tamme and her
daughter Emma were hostesses on
Thursday afternoon at a thimble
party at their home on North Sixth
street. They entertained num-
ber Of ladies on Saturday afternoon
and expect to finish the series on
Monday.
The Redpath- -Horner chautauqua
season opens here on Tuesday aft
ernoon. All the chautauqua fans
are looking forward to the program
with much interest. 1t Is to be
held in the new Ilfeld auditorium
and the building Is cool, comfort
able and above all the acoustics are
remarkable. A good advance sale
of tickets warrants a splendid re-
suit, as far as the local committee
is concerned. Reserved seats were
to be put on sale Monday after
noon.
Judge and Mrs. David J. Leahy
left Friday afternoon for short
visit to Ration. From there they
will go to Red River City for g
vacation of several weeks. Judge
and Mrs. Leahy were accompanied
| h., fhni,. tun 1nt,ohtn IJn1an anT
Lucille.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. G. Ward were
host and hostess to several friend:
on the Fourth of July at their home
on North Eighth street. Patriotic
colors were much in evidence.
Mrs. ]. Van Houten is expected
to return here early next weel
from California. where she ha:
spent the past two months. Sh'
will be accompanied by Mr.. Val
Houten, who went out to make thu
return trip home with her. The,
are travelling in their car and eX
Ipect to make the trip in about fiv'
days.
Mrs. Robert Banks and her chill
dren loft the first of the week 70
her home In Spokane. She ha
been here for several months, be
ing called here on account of tn
serious illness of her father. Mrs
Frederick Legler also returned t.
her home in Chicago after an ex
tended visit. Mr.. III. G. Coors. tn
father of the two young women, /
much improved.
Mrs. Rossner Graham left for he
home in Berkley, Calf, on Friday
She was accompanied by Mariol
Davis, who will visit her aunt. Mrs
Herbert Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Davis return
ed from Denver. where they spen
week visiting, and left for SAINT
Fe during the week.
Las Vegas is beginning to calr
down now. The city has been Il
gala attire for the past week be
cause Of the Cowboys reunion an
entertaining the many visitors fror
: all parts of New Mexico. Colorado
Texas and Oklahoma. We are nov
going to settle down and prepare t
, enjoy the chautauqua to the fulles
Stephen Powers. proprietor G
the Plaza hotel. is expected hom
, in a few days. Mr.. Powers wa
called to his old home in Louis
!. vile, KY, because of the seriou
illness of his father, Col. ]. I
Powers. Word has been receive
r here that his father is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Laura Krudwig Travis, a
old timer, was a visitor here dur
:, ing the past week. She left Tues
. day for her home in Clarksburt
.. w. Va. After a short time ther
: she will leave for a tour Of Europ'
accompanied by her husband.
Word has been received from M
and Mrs. w. c. Root that the
: have arrived in Europe and enjoy
led the trip over immensely. M
Root is the father of Colbert
; Root, formerly of this city. but 8
present on the Journal staff.
Mrs. Walter Cayot is a hous
: guest of Mrs. w. G. Rives. Mr.
Cayot has lately been appointe
! postmistress at Springer. Sh
t made the trip here accompanied b
her husband and brother.