Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-30
LAS VEGAS

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ladies will give May dance in the
armory. One Of the features will
be a May Pole dance by group
Of little girls.
Mrs. James Maloney and Mrs.
M. A. Hagest gave a card party on
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Maloney.
r. Jefferson Ground, who grew
up in the neighborhood of Har-
vey's ranch and who has been in
the forest service at Monticello,
Carson national forest, for several
years, has been transferred to the
Santa Fe forest and will be located
at the Porvenir station, where he
will succeed Marcel Pincetl as
ranger.
The Las Vegas odd Fellows will
have an elaborate banquet and
program on Wednesday night in
honor of the 103rd anniversary of
the planting of odd Fellowship in
the United States.
The Junior class of the Normal
university gave novelty carnival
at the armory the latter part of
last week to secure funds for the
entertainment of the senior class
at commencement time. The hall
was beautifully decorated with pa
triotic colors.
Vocal pupils Of Mrs. Marie Sem
ecal Strass will give a recital in
the Christian church about May ~.
Mrs. Frank Wagner of Albu-
querque is here for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
York.
Enjoyable card parties were CIV
en- during the past week by Mrs.
Ben Strickfaden, Mrs. Charles
O'Malley and Mrs. c. w. Philhour.
The Redpath-Horner Chautau-
qua dates for Las Vegas have been
announced as July 11-17. The
program is expected to be better
than that of last year. The guar
antors will meet in short time to
select a chairman to succeed FL
mer r. Veeder, who handled three
chautauquas without loss to the
guarantors.
The Brotherhood class of the
First Methodist church was enter
tanned at dinner at the Y. M. G. A.
Tuesday evening. Over 100 men,
bers were present, and an enjoy
able time was had. The meal was
prepared by the Queen Esther class
of the Sunday school.
over 100 Masons are expected
to be present at the banquet to be
given on Wednesday evening by
Chapman Lodge No. 2, A. f. and
A. NJ. in honor of Charles Ilfe!d,
the oldest member of the lodge.
The banquet will be served by the
Eastern star and will be followed
by an interesting musical program
Dewitt Kirkpatrick and Vera
Henly, both residents of June, n
NJ, were here to be married by
Judge C. II. Stewart, afterward re-
turning home by auto.
The Las Vegas Shrine club,
which broke all previous records
with a Halloween party last fall
has announced a dance for the
night of May ~, in the Masonic
club. The affair is expected to be
delightful and largely attended.
Saint Anthony's Sanitarium.
Six beautiful statuette adorn-
ments have been given to the chap
ell of st. Anthony's sanitarium by a
non-Catholic man of Las Vegas,
whose name is unknown even %
the sisters in charge of the insti-
tuition. The adornments are Of
old ivory color, the central figures
being surrounded by rays of gold
as of the sun. One of the pieces
represents the Holy Ghost. the GEN.
trail figure being that of a dove.
Another represents the Agnus Del
or Lamb of God. Two pieces rep
resent the Sacred Heart of Jesus,
and two the Sacred Heart of Mary.
The adornments are from the De
Prato studios in Chicago.
Sister Leonardo of st. Anthony's
staff attended the nurses confer
ence in Albuquerque. Sister Leon
arda made the trip with Mrs. Sarah
Morris and County Health Nurse
Louise Wills.
Mrs. w. l.. Ramsey, who has
been seriously Ill with pneumonia,
is reported to be getting along
nicely.
Miss Rebecca Henriquez, a grad
uate nurse who recently submitted
to severe operation at the SAN
itarium. is now able to return to
her home.
Miss Rosanna More Of chicago
Is new patient at the sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. George F.. Herbest
of Sparta, Wis. are visiting their
son, George Herbest, who has been
at the san for several months.
Miss Pearl Throckmorton, a
young girl who recently underwent
an operation for perforated bowels
following a severe illness from
typhoid fever, has sufficiently re-
covered to go to her home. The
operation was critical one.
Miss Laura Crawford, who has
been confined to her bed for five
months following serious injuries
in an automobile accident, is get
ting along nicely Miss Crawford
suffered fractures to her hips, but
It is expected that she will recover
completely the ability to walk.
S. WEIGH of Chicago is a new pa
tlent at the sanitarium.
More than 10000 British women
recently emigrating to the Domin-
ions have been assured employ