Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-05-29
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

The Social club gave lively dancing
party on Tuesday night.
Conductor Carlisle and family have
gone to the Santa Clara country on a
fishing trip.
Mrs. Addison Walker has returned home
after pleasant visit to her parents at
Fort Madison, la.
Mr.. W. H. Kelly, we'll known and pop
ular citizen of Las Vegas, is visitor in
Santa Fe to-day.
Miss May Robinson, daughter of the
late A. S. Robinson, of St. Louis, is visit
ing Mrs. E. A. Fiske.
Hon. A. A. Jones, of Las Vegas, reached
the city last night. He will be here some
days on legal business.
Mrs. Thomas Smith and her charming
sister, Miss Mary Lena Gaines, of War
renton, Va, left on Tuesday night for
Las Vegas.
DR.. and Mrs. Sloan left last night for q
three weeks trip to California points
They will travel from San Diego to San
Francisco by steamer.
Miss Allison and party from the mis-
sion school leave next week to speno
some days at the cliff dweller ruins, forty
miles north of the city.
Mr.. S. Wedeles and Miss Wedeles ex.
pect to leave Santa Fe for Denver on
Tuesday, intending to make the latter
city their future home.
Mr.. Otto Guitermann, 80 long pleas
ant guest at St. Vincent sanitarium, de-
parts early next week for Denver. He
will spend the summer in Estes Park.
Hon. A. A. Freeman, of Socorro, is {
guest at St. Vincent sanitarium. He has
suffered from an attack of la grippe anG
comes for change of scene and climate
Hon. M. G. Reynolds left Wednesday
for st. Louis. His family will accompany
him to Santa Fe in two weeks aud spent
the heated term at st. Vincent santa
rum.
The sad news comes from Las Vegas
that Mrs. E. H. Salazar, we'll known an6
highly esteemed in Santa Ee, is so ill witt
pneum onia that her fair young life is de
SPARED of.
Mr.. Frank Hudson will return home
shortly from central Mexico. He comes
via Houston, Texas, and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Norheet and children, who
will spend the summer here.
Mrs. Nevins and daughter, of Joliet
ILL.,, leave the sanitarium on Sunday nigh
for home, going by way of Colorado
Springs. Many friends join in bidding
them good fortune and pleasant journey
In response to call from the alumni
of the Missouri state university at Column
bia, Delegate Catron will on Tuesday mex
! deliver the annual Grafton at that college
Mr.. Catron leaves Washington for Colum
bia tomorrow night.
The strawberry and ice cream festival
given by the Woman's aid society of tn
Presbyterian church at the headquarter
building on Tuesday afternoon and even
ing, was delightful affair in all respects
The cash receipts were $50.
Hon. j. +. Hinkle, treasurer of Lincoll
county, and one of the ablest and mos
popular residents of the territory, il
among capital city friends to-day. He il
en- route home from Clayton whence hi
has just made large shipment of cattle
The marriage of Mr.. Catarino Armijt
and Miss Dorlores de la Claussee tool
place in the City of Mexico on the 16tt
inst. The bridegroom is son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacinto Armijo, of Las Cruces
The New MExIoAN's best wishes attend
them.
The Fifteen club held its closing meet
ing for the year at the home of Mrs
Weltmer on Thursday afternoon. Al
each member is privileged to invite
guest to the concluding meeting of eact
quarter, Mrs. Weltmer's pleasant parlorl
we're we'll filled with ladies on the after
noon mentioned. The literary program
was exceptionally fine. 1t included tn,
usual entertaining and instructive discus
sion of current events, the reading oil
choice selections from some of the minol
poets of the Eizabethan age by Mrs
Weltmer, the reading of "Romeo ant
Juliet" by Mrs. Hall and Miss Gulliford
an original paper on civilian and Mary
by Miss Marsh, and impromptu recita
tions by Mrs. Hall, Miss Gulliford ant
Miss Marsh. As substitute for the
usual dish of criticisms, coffee, cake and
other toothsome refreshments were served
by Mrs. Weltmer.