Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-22

IN New YORK. Ills Wlfe'S success IN Eu-
rope has been little short of phenomenal.
America is certainly the country where
the best prima donnas are produced.
Her triumph in this country is assured.
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Santa Fe society has been peculiarly
favored during the past term of the su-
preme court with the presence OF Misses
OBrien and Freeman. Miss OBrien, by
her witty and sparkling conversation, has
left with many, two or three young men
in particular, the memory of a month of
unalloyed pleasure. She returns to Las
Vegas to take charge in week or two OF
the primary department of that citys
large and progressive public schools, and
has the best wishes of her many friends,
among the elite OF Santa Fe, for her con-
tinued success in her chosen work.
Miss Freeman, bright and charming, has
impressed all with her warm and graceful
southern manner, and several admlring
young men of Santa Fe may be expected
to have business in Socorro at an early
day. These young ladies leave host Of
friends in Santa Fe, who trust that they
may soon find it both convenient and de.
sirable to make Santa Fe another visit of
greater length.
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On Thursday evening Mrs. 'Catron's
spacious and elegant home was opened to
merry surprise party in honor of Miss
Beatrice Freemen, who has been visiting
Mrs. Catron, for the past few weeks
Those present were Misses Purdy, Riar-
don, Helm, O'Brien, Wheelock, Culbert-
son and Henry, and Messrs. Douglass and
Philip Harroun, Proudfit, Spiess, Gort
ner, Coons, Andrews, Clarke and Fisher.
The evening, till late hour, was most
pleasantly spent in card and billiard play
ing, music, conversation and repartee.
Tempting and delicious refreshments
were served at the proper time, and the
guests departed with the feeling that the
evening had been one of the most delight
full occasions of the summer season, with
the wish that Miss Freeman would soon
visit Santa Fe again, and with praises of
Mrs. Catron for her graceful and pleasing
manner of entertaining the friends of her
honoreG guest.
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On Tuesday evening Misses Belle II.
field and Rena Spiegleberg entertained
their young friends at the Post Hall: The
hall was beautifully decorated with ever
green's and Chinese lanterns. Dancing
was commenced at o'clock and contin-
ued until II. Refreshments were served
during the evening. Those present were
Misses Belle, Elsie and Jessie Held, Rena
and Cora Spiegleberg, Monte and Flossie
Gildersleeve, Beatty, Gold, Mckenzie,
Seeds, Wynkoop, Grigg, Rtchey, Boyle,
Palen, Pierce, Hurt and Spradling; Mas
tiers John and Charlie Catron, John Sym
ington, Barney, O'Brien, Beatty, Chit
wood, Eddie and Walter Spiegelberg,
Prince, Pierce, Boyle and Hunt.
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Hon. H. L. Pickett, one OF the leading
and most successful attorneys of Grant
county, who has been in the city during
the past week attending to business be-
fore the supreme court, left last night for
Silver City. Mrs. Pickett is in California
for the benefit OF her health and will re-
main there probably till next spring.
&c orge H. Cross and James D. Hughes,
no have been doing the city since Mon
day in the interest of special edition
which will soon be issued by the New
MEXICAN, left the city last night, going in
opposite directions. Mr.. Cross returned
to Santa Fe, while Mr.. Hughes took the
south bound passenger train for Socorro.
Albuquerque Citizen.
Second Lieutenant Ramsey of the 9th
infantry, broke the army record in the
oh ut To I'd Inc l.
making the best record ever made in the
United States army. He will undoubt
eddy carry off the gold medal in the army
team.
Mrs. Z. l.. Bartlett leaves Wednesday
next for Chicago, where an important
meeting of the board of lady managers of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition, of
which she is mem Der, will soon be held.
Judge McFie left Friday night for Santa
Monica, Cal, where Mrs. McFie and
children are. He returns about the 9Th
Of next month to Las Cruces.
Hon. H. L. Waldo went to Kansas
City this morning. From there he goes
to Exeter, N. H., where he will place his
son, Harry, at school at Phillips academy.
DR.. G. w. Harrison and wife will leave
Europe September 10th for home. Mrs.
Harrison has been quite sick during her
ABSENCE.
Mr.. Koch, of the Witter Hardware Co.,
st. Louis, is here on visit. His family
s seeking health at st. Vincents sani-
arium.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Held, of Albuquer-
lue, will arrive home from their European
rip early next month,
Mrs. A. L. Morrison, Miss Morrison
md Mr.. j. L. Morrison are at the Morri-
ION ranch, in Apache county, A. T., on
yisit.
Associate Justices Lee and Freeman
eft last night for the south; the former
,oing to bis home at Albuquerque and the
after to Eddy.
Judge S. B. Newcomb returned to Las
Cruces last night; Judge Bail and Mr..
[dus l.. Fielder to Silver City.
Secretary and Mrs. B. M. Thomas en-
the judges of the supreme court
1t tea last Wednesday evening. :
Mr.. j. D. Hughes, business manager of
he New MEXICAN, is in southern New
Mexico.
Mrs. r. J. Palen and Miss Malleson
expect to 60 east on visit to relatives
.bout the middle of September.
Hon. T. B. Cstron left last night for
he City of Mexico. He will be absent
bout ten days.
Judge Seeds and family depart this
,vening for the Pacific coast on a months
cave of absence.
Miss May Glenny,'of Topeka, is the
!uest of Mrs. Chas. Drury, coming here
or her health.
Mrs. J. r. Valentine and Mrs. Richie,
It Pueblo, are visiting Mrs. A. T. Grigg.
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