Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-06-27

being Miss Griffin, of Kansas City; Mrs.
Norfieet, of Houston; Miss Holman, OF
Las Vegas, and Mr.. Monihon, of Phoenix,
A. L. The executive committee OF the
club has quite humber OF entertain
ments in view for the summer. The next
is a card party, to be given on the even
ing of July Z, following which will be
other special features of interest. The
club has become recognized as one of the
established institutions of Santa Fe and
that the assistance it ia rendering In the
entertainment of our numerous VISITORS
is being recognized is evidenced by
rapidly Increasing membership.
XIX
sMALLTALK.
Miss Elsie Gusdorf left yesterday for
her home at Taos.
Miss Bessie Beatty has gone to Las We
gas on visit to friends.
Mrs. Withers, of San Antonio, Texas, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. l.. Bulls.
Mrs. A. G. Ireland has this week been
visiting Mrs. James Curry, near Espa-
nola.
Mrs. Thomas Smith and her charming
sister, Miss Gaines, are at preseno in the
City of Mexico.
Miss Minnie Holman, of Las Vegas,
Joined her sister here on Thursday. They
are guests of Mrs. Spiess.
Mrs. B. A. North, of Garrett, O. T., ar
rived Thursday night on months visit
with her daughter, Mrs. l. Sparks.
Mrs. B. M. Thomas and her son, Morris,
returned from protracted visit In In
diana and will spend the summer in Santa
Fe.
Miss Belle Bishop, who has been visit
ing Mrs. j. E. Wood for some months,
left yesterday for her home in Red OAK
Iowa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Snowfall and
daughter, and Mrs. Brdger and daughter,
of San Francisco, are sojourning with
Mrs. Bush.
The wife and children of Mr.. ID. >.
Loomis are here from Wichita, Kas., for
few weeks. They will spend the sum
mer at Los Angeles.
Mr.. Roy Crichton, one of Santa FEES
most promising young men, leaves Mon
| Gay lot TueUlU, WHoro NO aoooPeo H"'
tering business situation.
Mrs. Sarah Winter Kellogg, kindly re-
mem bered as a former resident of Santa
Fe, lady of high literary attachments, IL
the guest of Mrs. G. L. Bishop.
John w. Schofeld, receiver of the Albu
querque National bank, who has hos
of friends in Santa Fe, is in Chicago OF
business connected with the bank.
Mr.. W. H. Goebel's sister, Miss Bertha
and his little daughter, Ellen, arrived las
evening over the A., Z. S. F. Mis-
Goebel remains during the summer.
Hon. H. G. Sluss, associate Justice o
the land court, has engaged rooms at tn
Palace and will bring his delightful famil.
out to Santa Fe to spend the heated term
Hon. Z. E. Sluder, receiver of the U. S
land Office at Las Cruces, left Thursda
night for that point to enter upon hi
new duties. The best wishes of host 0
friends attend him.
Mr.. G. H. Lamar, the efficient princi
pal teacher at the u. S. Indian school
spent several days in Albuquerque thi
week and attended the closing exercise
of the school there.
Mrs. s. G.. Cartwright has returne
home from an extended visit anon
friends at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. She wa
accompanied by her niece, Miss Fulmel
who comes to remain some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Spitz gladdened tn
hearts of about forty little boys and girl
including their own bright children, b
giving lawn party for the benefit of tn
youngsters on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. j. H. Crist left yesterday for Nor
!. ero to look after his coal mining int
ests. He will not be among the Chicag
visitors next month. After the 4th, Mr.
+ Crist will join him for months stay 6
Pagosa springs.
Miss Nellie Brady and brothers, job
:. and Gene, proteges of Sister Victori
y and who have been attending school I
. Cincinnati during the past year, returne
= to st. Vincent on Wednesday to spen
:. their summer vacation.
= Messrs. Julius and Eddy Staab, the TO
J. mer of whom is studying in the Harval
!, law school and the latter having ju
:, graduated in the college of arts and lie
!, tiers connected with that institution, hay
i returned to spend the summer in San
4 Fe.
f Mr.. Geo. H. Cross, editor of this strict
b up to date newspaper, and Mr.. Sherral
d Coleman drove over to the Pecos yeste
j. day afternoon in quest of the shy al
g gamy beauties that infest the headwate
8 of that beautiful mountain stream. Thu
will return tomorrow.
Mr.. James Shewell, who has been a
tending college in Massachusetts,, arriv
g in Santa Fe next week to spend his vac
!. tion with his mother, Mrs. H. N. Shewe
h and her two daughters. He will be a
!. companied by several other Nebrasl
;. City people, who come out to enjoy tn
n peerless summer climate.
!, Miss Byrtha Staab left for Chicago {
l. Thursday night where she will meet h
i father, Hon. A. Staab, and thence Il
}, father and daughter will 60
:, New York and sail for Europe {
9 July 8, intending to return in Octobe
r Mrs. Baer and Mrs. Louis Ilfeld, marri,
a daughters of Mr.. Staab, and Mrs. Ilfeld
| children, will spend the summer and fa
Q at the Staab residence in this city.
}, A. G. Wells, general superintendent fl
: the Atlantic & Pacific, in his private q
i No. 100, and accompanied by Hon. Ne
B. Field and others left last night fl
Glorieta station, where they will me
H. U. Nudge, general superintendent il
f the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe raj
. way, and from there the party will 60
. the Rio Pecos, where they will enjoy Il
i mountain air and fish for the next fe
Q weeks. The ladies in the party we
8 Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Fields and Mrs. Childer
}. Albuquerque Citizen.