Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-09
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS,
The Weeks D0ings Among Well
KNOWN People.

Hon. I. B. Catron left for TERRA ANA
rilla this morning to attend court.
Chief Justice Smith has returned to
Santa Fe from q visit to his chambers In
Las Vegas.
Mr.C. H. Wolfe, representing the Rocky
Mountain News of Denver, registers at the
Exchange.
Mr.. John V. Conway, member of the
city council, returned from Denver yes
terday afternoon.
Lynch, Mrs. Spiess, and Mrs. Money at
dinner on Tuesday.
Mr.. j. G. Trimble of Mt. Sterling, KY,
registers at the Exchange. He expects
to remain in the city several days.
Mr.. H. G. Tinsley of Los Angeles,
Calf, is looking at the points of interest
ia the city. He stops at the Palace hotel.
DR.. W. Eggert, who was quite i'll for
several days the past week, is able to be
out again, and is almost entirely recov-
cred.
Mrs. Lynch, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. A. Spiess in this CITY
for some time past has returned to her
home in Las Vegas.
Mrs. R. j. Palen is home from Newark,
N. j., where che has been for some time
with her mother who has been quite sick,
but is now much improved in health.
Mr.J Il. Blain has returned from Den
yer, highly pleased with the trip and the
| festivities which attracted so much at.
tention in the Mountain city the past
week.
Mrs. E. A. Fiske entertained number
of her lady friends on Wednesday after
noon at l O'Clock. Those present were
Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Spice, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs.
Knaeb i, Mrs. Money and Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. K. E. Twitchell is over from Las
Vegas on business matters, and registers
at the Palace hotel. He has been quite
sick for nearly two weeks past at his
home, and is not yet fully recovered.
Mrs. Norman, daughter Of Hon. Cy
Leland, Jr., of Topeka, Kas., who has
been in the city for several months past
for her health, has been quite ill the past
gaining strength rapidly.
Mr.. Celistino Ortiz, the faithful and
capable deputy territorial treasurer, re-
turned from the Festival of Mountain
and Plain in Denver over the D. & R. G.
last evening. He reports having had q
royal good time, but that he became
| very tired of the crush and is glad once
more to resume his work in Santa Fe.
Secretary and Mrs. George Fl. Wallace
are now sat home" to their many friends
in the com Portable rooms in the vener-
able old government palace formerly oc-
cupied by the family of ex-Secretary
Lorlon Miller. In one, of these historic
rooms General Lew Wallace, then gov
ernor of New Mexico, wrote most of his
famous and masterful story of "Ben Hur.'
Hon. w. G. Ritch, of San Andres Park,
who is in the city, is on his way hc.v44O..
from Springfield, ILL.,, where he att1sndef
the sovereign grand lodge Ets the Ode
Fellows, as the grand repIE<sentative o.
New Mexico. Mr. Ritcf ~
ino ona of esnec,ai I-.sln're ports the meet
log one " 1speo1trfnterest, and that tht
or"er ol .L.nneasePendent Odd Fellows il
o.um :. "a, y " Z wonderful growth in all parts
J ,'c.e-th world.
marriage which took nlace in Richmond
Kv.. last Monday, was a comp plete sur
nr,se to the people of Santa Fe, will
nrobably arrive in this city In shor
time to remain dprinp the winter. Mr.
Reoos holds the position of privst,
stenoprapher and seoretary for Hon
Matt q. REYNOLDS. and his duties will
keen him here the greater part of th
time. Mrs, Beppp. nee Mabel Terrill
5nrinu her visit in Santa Fe the pas
simmer and spring. made many friends
who will gladly Welcome her back again
The governors party consisting o
Governor and Mrs, Otero. Colonel an,
Mrs. H.B, Hersey, Major and Mrs. MI
King. Colonel John Borradaile, Capital
James. Oeptain Matthews. DEPUTY Terri
toris, Treasurer Ortiz and Others, epeut
yery pleasant week in Denver and re
y ceiyed manv attentions from the peop
in that city. The party ex pected to hav
heen home this morning. Init the trail
was DELAYED and Santa Fe will no
reached until this evening, The Albu
oneroue hand and companv B. of New
MAxino onaras came in nm the same train
nho ,.a:o. :. CT. NJ h.no ~ onno,
Ine iauies u nanSa w.. .as nase au oppUa
Oun',f w ono" w sy a.. n.. ns .1.an
oan 70 aooon pile.oo ~ .no "ay -;as.
lng s'iee1s' repan.us uans s;ta. 1870. a.a;.ss,
T auu sinins 'ne oo"n s;.;eo saL' Loaa .he
thinos and certainlv no other oity nos
sassas . nora ;ntall;oent aneroatic ,ot q
woman than santa Fe. and what has bee,
aocom nIishad in the mast few veors h.
the Wamon,s hoard of rrade ia an earnes
of wbat thsv can do when II bacome
nacessorv Ana certainlv somethino q
80 nina 10 naoessarv in santa Fa now.