Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-07-28


The Misses Keller entertained num-
Der of young lady friends on Thursday
evening.
DR.. Crosson and party of friends are
in camp for three days at Monument
rock.
Marshal Hall, from Silver City, and j..
FL. Riley, of Las Cruces, arrived from the
south at noon.
Mr.. w. V. A. Catron, of Lexington,
Mo-, is visiting his cousins, Masters John
and Charlie Catron.
Hon. Charles NJ. Shannon, United States
collector, returned yesterday from an
official visit to Albuquerque.
Misses Ilfeld and Withers have issued
invitations for dancing party at Adams
hall on Monday night
Mr.. V. Jaramillo the bright young
scion of popular Rio Arrba county
family, is visiting the city.
Mr.. L. G. Read has returned from a
trip to Chihuahua. He left DR.. Hermida
there expecting to remain three weeks
longer.
Prof. U. T. Curran, the new superin-
tendent of city schools, writes from San
dusky, Ohio, that he will reach Santa Fe
in about a month.
Mr.. Phi. Prudential and bride, nee
Miss Amala Levy, of New York City,
reached Las Cruces Thursday and were
greeted by numerous friends.
Mr.. P. B. Coffin, of the Municipal In
vestment company, Chicago, and wife,
are quartered at Mrs. G. A. Smiths
home.
Chief Justice Thomas Smith will arrive
tomorrow from Virginia and during his
stay here will make Mr.. Gilderseeve's
residence his headquarters.
At meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Santa Fe Social club at Mrs.
Thornton's home yesterday, the members
of the five subordinate committees we're
selected.
During the absence of the members of
the pension commission at Albuquerque,
Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Lafferty and
children will spend the month of August
at the Palace.
Not IN years has Santa Fe been so gay
socially as at present. The young folks
home from school and the summer visit
ors are having no end of good time
Mrs. 0. johnson has gone on three
weeks visit to Denver friends and will be
met there by her distinguished brother,
Judge Carter, recently elected to the SUI
preme bench of Illinois.
Hon. Edward P. Seeds, late associate
justice of the supreme court of New Mex
leo, left for his old home in Manchester,
Iowa, this morning, carrying with him
the good wishes of many friends in Santa
Fe.
New Columbia wheels have been re-
ceived by Mrs. A. G. Ireland and Miss
Fleming; new Imperials by Miss Jones
and Miss Madge Taylor. and Mrs Goebel
has a new wheel coming.
The fancy dances given by little Misses
Wrenetta Miller and Mignon La Brun at
Prof. Landrum's soiree last evening were
beautifully performed and were not only
encored but had to be reproduced again
later in the evening.
Misses Mabel and lillian Money, of
Mississippi, and Mr.. q. D. Money, of New
| Orleans, are visiting the family of their
brother, Assistant District Attorney Geo.
p. Money, and will remain here during
the next two months. Charming access
sions to Santa Fe society.
After spending month at York Beach
on the coast of Maine, Mrs. Charles H.
Gildersleeve and eight children have re-
turned to their transient residence at
Andover, Mass, where the young people
are passing their vacation.
Miss LOOMS splendidly entertained
twenty-five couples at Adams hall on
Monday evening last. The hall was pref
lilly draped and the dancing program of
twenty selections was broken long
enough to enjoy delightful repast. The
fair hostess was chaperoned by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Loomis, Hon. L. H.
Hall and wife and Mrs. Louis Ilfeld.
A congenial party of friends visited the
"crater," about nine miles west of Santa
Fe, on Tuesday. They took richly laden
lunch baskets along and made day of it.
The party consisted of Rev. and Mrs.
George G. Smith and son, Donald, Mr.
and Mrs. Valentine Carson, Mr.. and Mrs
G. L. Bishop and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. G. Davis, Mrs. W. E. Coons, Mrs. B. M.
Thomas and son, Morris, Mrs. George
Marsh, Mrs. Jones and Miss Jones,
Misses Allison, De Settle, Pond, Taylor
and Fleming, Mr.. F. G. Alley and Judge
z. p. Seeds. All returned in the evening
charmed with the trip.