Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-05-22
SOCIAL GLEANINGS.
The Weeks Doings Among
Well Known People in
Santa Fe and in Other
Sections of New
Mexico.

in Santa Monica, Gal.
d. S. Lowitzki leaves tonight for few
days visit in Las Vegas.
Hon. and Mrs. @. A. Spiess are in Mora,
where Mr.. Spiess is attending court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boyle entertain
this evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
O. Morris.
Miss Helen Drew of st. Louis, is again
at the ssnitarium after spending the win
ter and spring III Tucson.
Mrs. @. M. Shannon has left Los An
geles, and after visiting in Arizona, ex-
poets to return to Santa Fe.
W. H. Jack, chairman OF the cattle
sanitary commission, is in Las Vegas from
Silver City on official business.
Miss Tessie Call, who has been visiting
friends in Ell Paso and Albuquerque, re-
turned last night to the city.
Miss Staab entertained few intimate
lady friends at luncheon on Tuesday last,
in honor of Miss May Gulliford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Schafer, who have
been here for week visiting relatives,
left Yesterday for KANSAS City, Mo.
Mrs. James Fl. Walker has gone to
Ration on visit to Mrs. Remsberg. She
will remain in that town several weeks.
Most Rev. Archbishop P. L. Chapelle
leaves for Albuquerque next Wednesday,
While there he will confirm large num-
Der of children.
Mrs. j. l.. Lorraine, who has been visit
ing in Las Vegas for some time, is IN
the city on a short visit, en- route to Cali
fornla.
Miss Bessie Drew Of st. Louis, is ex.
pected here shortly for lengthy visit
with her sister, Miss Helen, now at the
sanitarium.
Hon. and Mrs. W. s. Hopewell of Hills
boro, are on their way east 20 visit tht
Nashville, Tenn, exhibition and othel
points of interest.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Gulliford and thu
Misses Gulliford entertained few friends
on Saturday evening last in honor O.
Miss May Gulliford.
Hon. T. F, Conway of Silver City, well
and favorably known in Santa Fe, is still
in New York City, partly on business, and
partly for recreation.
DR.. Geo. W. Harrison of Albuquerque
has gone to Washington on business
Being q Democrat it may be presumed
that he is not after an office.
Mrs. j. A. Mehling and two children o
Cleveland, O., will arrive in Santa Fe in
few days to spend the summer with he
brother, DR.. D. Knapp, and family.
nE IT., T,up a
are in the city stopping with Hon. j. D
Sena on the south side. Mr.. Luna is th
secretary of the commission to compil,
the laws.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ireland and son o
Beardstown, ILL.,, are expected in few
days to make short visit with Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. @. Ireland, on their return from
California.
Hon. Amado Chaves has been in Albu
querque during the past week on lega
business connected with the taking o
testimony in the Cebolleta land gran
partition suit.
President E. T. jeffrey and party o
railroad officials from Denver, will visi
this city early during the coming weel
on tour of inspection of the D. q R. g
railroad system.
William Brnham left last night TO
Mexico and Central America on busi
ness trip. He has been guest at tn
Palace for two weeks, visiting his children
ct school here.
Hon. 7. N. Wllkerson, who has beel
here all week on official business as
member of the commission to compile
the laws, left last night to spend Sunday
in Albuquerque.
Mrs. Hughes and Miss Hughes, mo.he
and sister of the Messrs. Hughes of thi
city, expect to visit here about the middl
of the mouth fort few days en- route from
Bloomfield, Ind, to California.
Mr.. j. L. Murray, who spent nearly
year in Santa Fe as a healthseeker an
who has been engaged as teacher in til
Albuquerque mission school since Sep
tember last, is welcome visitor at th
Presbyterian manse of this city.
Hon. and Mrs. Dewitt G. Webber o
Denver, are still with Mr.. E. T. Webbel
who is very ill with rheumatism. The
will remain until there is a change for tn
better in the patients health, and vii
then take him to California.
Governor Prince has been in Albu
querque since Tuesday engaged in look
ing after legal matters connected with tn
taking of testimony in the Uebollet
land grant partition suit now befor
| Special Master Lee. He came up fror
the south this morning.
News reaches here from Kansas Git!
that Mrs. E. l.. Bartlett is much bette
and it is believed she is out of seriou
danger. She will not be able to travs
for some weeks however. General Bar
lett who has been in Kansas City wit
Mrs. Bartlett, expects to return to SAINT
Fe during the coming week.