Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-07-13

The following health seekers have taken
rooms at Mrs. Hopper's for the summer:
Mr.. and Mrs. Green, Mr.. Hendricks, Chi
cage; Mr.. RAIDER, st. Louis; Miss Alden,
New York
Mr.. H. W. Loomis, chief deputy under
United States Marshal Hall, came in from
the south to spend Sunday with his fam
lily in Santa Fe.
Mr.. Wilson Waddingham's eastern ad-
dress is now All Drexel building, Phila-
del phia, he having removed his office
there from New York.
Miss Minnie Collier, of Ration, N. NJ, is
visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Ellen McElroy, on South Broadway, this
city.-New Philadelphia, Ohio, Tribune.
Prof Cockerell left this morning for
Denver where he goes as one of the dele
gates from the Agricultural college to the
national convention of agricultural ex-
periments.
Ex-Gov. Prince is expected home from
the east next week. At present he is in
Washington comforting with the interior
department relative to the transfer of the
Fort Marcy property to the city.
Miss Ruby Lynch, pleasantly remem-
bered in Santa Fe as teacher here dur
ing the past year, delightfully."- entertained
number of her friends at her home in
Las Vegas, on Thursday evening.
Messrs. Sherrard Coleman, Arthur
Seligman, W. E., Clarence and Arthur
Griffin, S. B. Shelby, Lieut.. Walker and
| friend leave tomorrow for weeks
camp on the headwaters of the Pecos.
Mrs. Bostick, Mrs. Miller, and COM
pany of little friends spent yesterday at
the Bishops ranch where pleasant
party was given In celebration of little
Miss Wrenetta Miller's eighth birthday.
Hon. s. W. Dorsey and wife, of Den
yer, passed through Ration Sunday on
their way to the City of Mexico. Chief
Justice Thos. Smith and wife joined
them at Las Vegas and together they
will enjoy the July festivities in the an
cient city.-Raton Range.
The pretty and accomplished Mis-:
Bessie Beatty has returned from Oxford
Ohio, where she has been attending thu
we'll known college for young ladies, thu
Western. She was accompanied home b.
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Beatty, in charge of Mr.. Beaty's babe.
La Tertuia Idiomatica had pleasan
meeting with its president, Mrs. w. s
Harroun, last Saturday afternoon. Mrs
Amado Chaves favored the company will
the conclusion of deeply interesting
little story on early New Mexican Lift
among the Indians, and Miss Eugenl,
Manderfield read very amusing sketcl
entitled, "La novia que guarda Ell ell no
pero gu cabellera."
The party given by Miss Palen, a
Adams hall, on Thursday evening, wa
one of the prettiest events of the sum
mer season. The decorations of the hall
green arranged in Greek garlands AM
dropping pendants of green leaves ant
flowers, we're beautiful, and called fort
many compliments. The entrance to tn
alcove was decorated with palms, pottet
plants, La France roses, ferns, spir@
, aud daisies, delicately pertaining the all
Twenty one dances and three extras wer
danced away by merry feet to Pro-
, Perez best and newest waltzes of Americ
and Mexico. At IL O'Clock delicious SUP
per was served and dancing resumed at
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
R. j. Palen, Mrs. Gov. Thornton, Mr.
Webbe, of New Jersey; Master and Mis-
Webbe, Mrs. Prince and son, Mr.. L.
Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Bartlett an
the latter's mother, Mrs. Carson, of Albr
querque; Miss Palen, Miss Moore, Q
Bernalillo; Miss Gallagher, of Texas; Mis-
. Wisner, of Detroit, and Misses French
Jones, Egan, Morrison, Wedeles, Hem
:, ingway, Staab, Hurt, Solignac, Gullifort
! Day, Mckenzie, Messrs. A. J. aud I
Staab, Mr.. Hughes, Mr.. Johnson, DR.. an
! Mr.. Brady, Mr.. Gortner, Messrs. E. an
., F. Andrews, Seligman, P. and D. Hal
roun, Webber, Judkins, Pierce, Hopper
, Jones, Arthur Hurt and others. At 2:3
a. m. reluctant farewell was said to tn
young hostess with many expressions @
enjoyment of pleasant evening.