Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-10

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months.
Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince and
Mrs. Prince arrived on the Denver Il Rio
Grande train this afternoon from Denver,
where Governor Prince acted as chairman
of the gold mining convention.
Miss Margaret Lee, daughter of Judge
W. d. Lee of Albuquerque, is east visit
ing relatives in Indiana; the young lady
also attended the National Education as
sooiation meetings at Milwaukee.
Miss Mabel Terrill of Owensburg, Ky.
very pretty and bright young lady, is in
the city on visit to her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Wooten, who are
here for Mr.. Wooten's health and are
domioiled at the Gildersleeve residence on
Palace avenue.
Colonel j. Francisco Chaves, who has
been in the city on legal business, and
attending to matters connected with the
board of penitentiary commissioners, or
which he is member, returned to his
home in Progreso, Valencia county, this
morning.
Mrs. Olive Ennis Hite, the we'll known
and bright newspaper correspondent is
in the city from Washington on visit
to Mrs. Grant Rivenburg. From here
Mrs. Hite goes to Ell Paso to visit her son
Carleton Ennis, who is in the employ of
the Santa Fe road at that point.
The New Mexico colony in Washington
is becoming quite numerous again. At
present the following well known New
Mexico citizens are in the national capI-
tai: Messrs. Solomon Luna, j. R. McFie,
Z. B. Oatron, Frank W. Parker, Quinby
Vance and E. A. Fiske and Judge A. A.
Freeman.
Professor and Mrs. Huett and Professor
Butcher, of the Colorado State Normal
school at Greedy, are making wagon
trip through the territory, and will reach
Santa Fe on Monday or Tuesday. They
travel prepared to scamp out" and will
pitch their home on the outskirts of the
city and remain about two weeks.
Shakesperian study is now happily
quite the fashion among all CLASSES of
cultured society, and Miss Guliford
hopes to secure favorable verdict from
Santa Fe audiences when, on the next
four Thursday evenings, she will read
some of the plays of the great poet, who
"lived, not for an age, but for all time"
The play chosen for next Thursday is,
"Much Ado About Nothing"
As a result of the recent change of
headquarters of the Santa Fe-Paclfic rail
road from Albuquerque to Los Angeles,
the following clerks in the auditors office
have been transferred to Los Angeles j.
F. E. Phillips, II. Albright, M. M. Cruise,
D. Stewart, E. H. Stabb, Miss Nellie
Stage, E. @. Hall, H. o. Morrison, R. s.
Platt, E. 0. Woodbury., L. F. Ellis, and O.
A. Matson; and these to the auditors Of
fee of the A., 7. g. s. F. in Topeka: W.
Il. Springer, R. K. Smell, Ellis Smith, Mise
Minnie Batcheller and Harry WELLER.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Liebert celebrated the
25th anniversary of their marriage on
Monday night by giving a grand ball
at the Llebert hotel in the town of Taos
large number of guests were present
and the dancing was continued until a
late hour. fine Mexican orchestra furn'
ished the music for the occasion, and
everyone present were unstinted in
praises over the manner in which they
were entertained. Mr.. and Mrs. Liebert
occupy q prominent position in Taos
county society circles, are royal enter
tainers and have host Of friends who
sincerely wish to attend the golden ami.
versary of this estjmable couple.
MRS. oTERo's FAREWELL RECEPTION.
The social event of the week was the
elegant reception given yesterday after
noon from to 6, by Mrs. M. A. Otero
to about 60 of her lady friends. The
rooms we're tastefully decorated with
choice flowers and rare plants, and the
soft light of many lamps with shades OF
dainty colors, enhanced the beauty of the
scene. The charming hostess, assisted
by Mesdames Cunningham, collars, Smith
and Austen, received her guests in the
parlor, where elegant palms, lovely roses
and sweet peas composed the decorations
Mrs. H. W. Greene assisted by Misses
Edith Rothgeb and Beatrice Atkins
served Oafe Frappe, in the library.
The prevailing color in this room was
pink, sweet peas and roses predominant
ing. Mrs. LaRue presided in the dining
room, where she was assisted by Miss
Mary LaRue and Miss Rotbgeb. The
color in this room was yellow, dainty
maiden hair ferns and lovely Marechal
Neil roses being abundant. Delicious
ices and cake we're served.
Mrs. Otero, with her happy and cordial
manner, entertains delightfully."- and her
many friends will long remember the
please mt hours spent at her home. Mrs
Otero expects to leave in about three
weeks for Santa Fe where Governor
Otero, owing to his Office, is obliged to
reside, but Las Vegas will still be home
to them. Their many friends regret
their enforced absence from Las Vegas
yet a multitude of good wishes will GO