Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-21

Miss Nellie Price, charming young
lady, has gone to San Marcial for visit
of two weeks.
Lieut.. Anderson AMI mother will arrive
from Columbus, Ohio, early next month
and spend the winter at the sanitarium.
Hon. W. G. Ritch, who has been spend,
ing the week among capital city friends,
left last night for his home in the noun
talns near Fngle.
Messrs. Edgar Wilson and Roy erich
ton, two bright young men, have gone to
Del Norte, Colo, to attend the Presby-
terrain college at that place.
Mrs. Gottschalk, of Los Angeles, wife
Judge Louis Gottschalk, formerly U. s.
consul to Stuttgart, Germany, is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. N B. Laughlin.
Mrs. M. J. Church, very charming
woman from Columbus, Ohio, accom-
panied by her three bright children, has
taken quarters for the fall and winter at
st. Vincent sanitarium.
Miss Berta Hurt took part as a pianist
and Miss Maud Keller as soprano vocalist
in the territorial musical contest at Las We
gas yesterday. Both of these charming
young ladies did credit to the capital city.
DR.. E. S. Farrah, of Alexandria, Egypt,
who spent some months here last spring,
is again visiting the city. He has been
practicing his profession, dentistry, at
Antonito, Colo, for some months. His
health is greatly improved.
Mr.. Nevins and daughter, and Mrs. Mil
Ter, sister of the former, of Chicago, are
guests of the sanitarium and expect to re-
main several months in search Of health.
They are friends of Miss Alice Rosenthal,
kindly remembered by many Santa Feans.
Mrs. J. M. Waldron, wife of the leading
criminal lawyer of southern Colorado, and
Miss Agnes Bierbower, of Baltimore, ar
rived from Pueblo night before last, and
are guests at the Claire. The ladies nre
here to see the sights, historic and
modern, and expect to remain some ten
days.
The Fifteen club met on Thursday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. s. H.
Day. The program consisted of a read
ing, Tennysons "Guinevere," by Mrs.
Hall; paper by Miss Loomis, "The Story
of King Arthur and the Knights of the
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Misses Marsh and Gulliford, with discus
sion on current events, followed by criti-
cisms.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Arthur Boyle invited
the Fifteen club to afternoon tea to meet
Miss Amy Gulliford, who has just arrived
from England. The members present
were Miss Gulliford, Mrs. Hail. Mrs. Palen,
Mrs. Warner, Mrs. George Marsh and
Misses Loomis, Marsh and Smith.
REGULATIONS by Mrs. Hall, Miss Marsh and
Miss Gulliford were most spiritedly rem
dered and greatly enjoyed. The guest of
the day received warm welcome to San
ia Fe.
Las Vegas Optic Now that the NEW
MEXICAN at Santa Fe has let the cat out
of the bag, the Optic will state that the
marriage the paper has been limiting at
for several days is that of Charles A.
Spiess, the bright and successful young
barrister of Santa Fe, and Miss Ruby
Lynch, the pretty, vivacious and accom-
plishea Las Vegas society belle. The
ceremony that makes the young couple
man and wife will be pronounced on next
Wednesday, the happy twain visiting Den
yer on their bridal trip. The New Mex
loan states that Rev. F. T. Bennett, of
that city, will probably tie the nuptial
knot.
Mrs. T. B. Catron comes from New
Haven for a four weeks stay for the ben
eft of little Fletcher's health. He has
been having chills and fever. Mrs. Catron
and sons will spend the winter at Annap-
oils, where John is fitting himself to en-
ter the naval academy next spring.
Mr.. D. B. Robinson, the popular first
vice-presldent of the greatest railway
on earth, is visiting the historic city to-
day. He is accompanied by Mrs. Rob-
inson and his son, Mr.. James B., Mr.. and
Mrs. Sellers and Mr.. H. Kinsley, of Chi
cago. The party arrived on special
car attached to the north bound 1920
train this morning, and after visit to
Archbishop Chapelle they took in the
curio shops, the orchards and gardens
and paid also visit to the penitentiary
and u. s. Indian school. Mr.. Robinson
has spent all the week attending the terri
torial fair at Albuquerque and he and his
friends express great pleasure over what
they saw on display there. The party de-
part for the east tonight.