Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-11
LAS VEGAS

me tlrst OF series of three ELLIS
sItHHlef diversions was gi,Ia,
thursday night at the Elks, rl,,h
y. W. Scott and Miss Ida lean H. ia.
per, of the Cadman chantaun,ia "a a..
fuie, assisted by Mrs. Colbert G
noot as accompanist, gave a forty.
ILa' minute program OF music
Hno4hs ana representations. Mr.
etSott, VINO Is a member of the fac.
ui'y OIL the normal summer schooI
lS reader and singer of unusua
Eaolllty. Miss Harper, whose home
~ IN Las Vegas, has an unusua Iiv
lug voice and is a pianist and foe
aahcer as We'll. The entertainment
program was followed by a dance
MOVING Is now the order of events
W. NJ ,eehtef and Sixth streets, The
why cash and carry on Center
nereet, mas been sold out to Ed Hiy-
ehpaush' who has moved the es-
tapilshment to the room at the cor.
nef OF Sixth street and Lincoln ave-
nue.. The Griffin Electric comnany
VIII move from Sixth street to y
ne LEVY remodeled building on Doug
las avenue, and the Rhodes Music
81 o .dd palS VIII move across the
street TO the Griffin location.
ohlted States Marshal Secundino
toinero and United States Judge
Coiln Neblett drove over from Santa
saturday to spend the weekend
club. ''A = A''iiils
Rev. Ray Spots Dunn, formerly
pastor or the First Methodist Ennis
Gopal church here, was married on
June in Pueblo, Colo. to Miss
rate Heller, of that city. Rev. Mr.,
Dum was pastor in Roswell after
leaving here, and afterwards be-
came pastor of a church in Pueblo,
MISS Ida Jean Harper, q talented
singer, dancer and pianist. OF this
city, left Friday for Los Angeles.
where she will attend Denishawn's
scnooi OF dancing during the sum-
ner. Miss Harper has been on the
and lyceum circuits for
the past two years.
lflhldad, Dawson, Ration and Las |
vegas golfers will play a four-cor-
iered tournament here July 2 to S.
ABOUT 100 players will take part,
MISS Josephine O'Keefe, who |
formerly lived here, has come ia
Las Vegas for the summer school
u the normal. Miss O'Keefe Is
'rinclpal OF a large school in
Kansas. She ia a sis
er OF Rev. Father O'Keefs, former
y pastor of church here. and for
several years since q chaplain in
ne regular army.
Joshua RaynoIds re AYt,... |
ma the family of Jack NJ Raw.
lolds OF the same civ are ,,isit;no
lere. i'oD'1ilS
John Bakers, of Chicago. has
' ~ mere to join Mrs. Bakers
s w. mas peen here for some time
II bakkers. who was accompan-
"a py Lewis Otto, will engage in
uslness here. ~ e'eo at
:, The music department ~ tbn
! t oilans club gave a pleasing re-.
a.al wednesday night in tbe Dim.
an opera house. j arts of the
P PER-, Madame Butterfly" were
YEN ~ Miss Lillian Cavett read tht
10y IN charming style. and the so'
,as.s were Mrs. Arthur Ilfeld and .
AVID Hendin. The cborus wss
omposed Of Mrs. Ilfeld Mrs rb was s
= dden, Mrs. M. r. Chanin Ms. G
!, stern, Mrs. John Pane Mrs Mrs II
ava Hendin. Mrs. K. Vert Mrs
-rs Is ledersen, Mrs. J. Maloney +
~ M isaac Appel. Mrs. John Con, !
! m,oa Mss , nuth Turner, Miss Emma
All , II, Mrs. p. ]. McWenie. Mrs [
re III ana Mrs. Joseph Groth, ''
nsio - a W. Muir. chairman of tia
eSs ! rro department. had charge Of v
ad,,at Weii Archibald, who was F
tnrned ~ recently from Annapolis, B
re Rvra auesday with his parents, B
nded IN I. Archibald, who at
sncement. Young Archihaya Who y
Y ,ne rank Of ensign, ranked we'll 4,
thin the first 100 in class Of "
er 900, He has been assienad to ",