Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15
LAS VEGAS

Isaac Appel; violin trio, "Schu-
berts Serenade," Mrs. Charles
O'Malley, Misses Augusta and
Charlotte O'Malley; Miss jose
phine O'Malley, accompanist; vo-
cal solo, HE Shall Feed his
Flock" from the Messiah, Miss
Louise Jaramillo; piano solo
christmas Chimes" Mrs. J. W.
Muir; vocal solo, Christmas
Song" by Adams, Mrs. Frank
Strass. AS a fitting conclusion a
male quartette, composed of L.
j. Dean, r. d. Mack, G. p.
Schoeney and DIR. p. d. Henry
sang Silent Night" After the
program delicious refreshments
were served. white Christmas"
donations Of linens for Las Vegas
hospital were made by the mem
bers and many needed articles
for the worthy institution were
received.
Tri Sig sorority gave a dinner
Tuesday evening at the Castaneda
hotel in honor of its grand Off
GER, Mrs, Ludwig Schmidt. Later
in the evening the guests at
tended the Kiwanis Minstrels at
duncan opera House.
The Queen Esther class Of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
was entertained on Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Edwin
Bulen on Fifth street.
Mrs. Stephen Powers was host
ess to the Friday Bridge club this
week at the Plaza hotel.
The Diatelian Literary society
Of the Las Vegasl High schoo
proved their ability to kick a.
football when they met and de-
feated the Philomathenas last
Saturday. The score at the finish
was seven to six.
An excellent art exhibit was
given on Thursday at the Normal
University under the supervision
of Miss Swain. The work done by
students in the art department of
the University made creditable
display and many pieces were
sold during the day.
The Kiwanians played to a full
house on Tuesday evening, when
they gave a benefit minstrel show
at Duncan Opera House. The
proceeds Of the performance went
to swell the funds of the Asso-
ciated Charities for the care of
the needy of Las Vegas and San
Miguel county.
Mrs. CeCilio Rosenwald was host
ess to the music department of
the Woman's club on Wednesday
afternoon at her home on North
Seventh street, The topic for the
afternoon was Music by Amer
lean Women" The program was
opened by a very interesting pa
lper, american Women in Music"
by Miss Alaska N. Davis; follow
ed by a vocal trio by Mrs. Frank
Strass, Mrs. William II. Ballew
land Mrs. Isaac Appel; piano Sc
lection, "Impromptu" by Lilly
Strickland, Miss Harriet Stuart;
vocal solo, Miss Selma Sizer;
piano solo, Miss Ade1a Ilfeld; vio-
lin selection, Mrs. Smith; vocal
solo, Mrs. Henry r. Blattman and
a group of vocal solos by Mrs.
Royal w. Prentice. Mrs. Adolph-
inc Kohn and Mrs. ]. w. Muir ao
cOmpanied the vocal selections.
refreshments were served by the
delightful social hour.
Rev. r. c. Jackson returned
from Pennington last Monday.
Rev. Jackson was the victim of
an automobile accident while in
the San Juan county village, hav-
| ing had several ribs fractured
when a wheel came off the car
in which he was riding. His in
jury, though painful, is not con-
sidered serious.
A banquet at which a score of
Santa Feans were guests, was given
Thursday evening by the Las
Vegas-San Miguel County Cham
Der of Commerce in the Elks'
Home here. Col. Ralph Il.
Twitchell, president of the Santa
Fe commerce body and a former
resident of this city, was the
principal speaker of the evening
f. o. Blood and Lorenzo Delga-
do, mayors of East and West
| Las Vegas, respectively, well
coined the visitors to the city.
The program consisted of an in
vocation by Rev. II. K. Mills; ad-
dresses of welcome by Mayors
Lorenzo Delgado and Mayor Fred
o. Blood; vocal solo. Mrs. r. d.
Jones; address, "Montezuma Col
lege and It's Relation to City and
State" President Layton Maddox
of Montezuma college; address,
"a Paved CITY," Mayor f. o.
Blood; 1.-The Growth and Develop
ment of the Fire Departments"
by Ludwig M. Ilfeld. chief of the
e. Romero Hose and Fire COM
pany, and Sceschley Moore. East
Las Vegas fire department chief;
address, Santa Fe-Las Vegas
Scenic Highway" by Colonel II.
r. Twitchell. Music was furnished
during the evening by the Las
Vegas Junior Military Orchestra.
Las Vegans expect to be up
in the air." with Captain Lowell
Yerex, the celebrated British ace,
who brought down ~ enemy
planes during the great war. He
is expected to arrive in Las We
gas on Friday and remain several
days.
The Misses Mabel and Aileen
Laird who left Las Vegas sew
eral weeks ago for vacation trip
to eastern states have decided to
make their home in Cleveland
Ohio, according to word received
by friends here.