Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-04-24
SOCIAL GLEANINGS.
The Weeks Deius~ Among Wen
KNOWN People.

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Mrs. q, +, Easley and children are on {
ylsitto southern California.
Rev. Antonio Javencesu, parish prizes
81 Terra Amarillo, is in the city on
visit.
Mrs. D. NJ. Houser is still in st. Loui
and is expected to return to Santa Fl
about May 5.
Judge Henry L. Waldo aud daughters
Misses Mamie snd Helen, are in Washing
ton on visit.
Hon. NJ. G. Reynolds and family vii
reach Santa Fe about May /. They ex
peet to remain here several months.
Mrs. E. L. Bartlett, who is in Kansa;
City visiting relatives, is steadily improv
ing il health and enjoying her WISH
greatly.
Division Superintendent j. L. Hurley
aud family are on visit IN southern
California aud are enjoying it very mach.
Mrs, R l.. Bacs aud children expect to
return to Santa Fs from their visit &c
Washington relatives sbous the 5sh of May
next.
Mrs. George r. Baueus, the very prett,
sister Of Mrs. Amsdo Chsves, is here from
Hermoss on visit aud will remain sew
sral weeks.
Major Constant Williams, L. s. army
Iudian agent of the Nsvaios, has gont
east and will extend his trip as far a:
Washington.
Judge John R. McFie has returned tS
Las Cruces from months visit TO Wash
lugtou, where he has been on legal and po
litical business.
Mrs. ". j. Sterne entertained a few o.
her friends on Thursday evening at 9
dutch lunch" at her rooms In the
Gallegos building.
Rev. G. S. Madden, who has been il
Washington for a couple of months on {
political mission, is expected to reach
home during the coming week.
Rev. Father Juillard of Gallup, who il
visiting in Santa Fe, leaves for Franc,
tonight on visit to his home. He viii
return in the late summer or early fall.
A. A. Keen, the we'll known and popula
cashier of the First National bank in AL
buquerque, is in Chicago on visit. H
expects to return home the latter part 0
next week.
| Mr.. E. d. kenna, general solicitor o
| the Sarts Fe railroad, and Mrs. kenna
who are now in California on tour, viii
visit Archbishop Chapelle in this CITY oil
their return to Chicago.
DR.. Charles Bowmer, grand master o
the Free Masons of the territory, visited
the Ration lodge officially last Thursda,
evening. He was accompanied by f. II
Harlow, grand lecturer
Miss Caryl w. Palen is still visiting il
| Pasadena. She will not return until afte
May 5, it being impracticable to secur
sleeper accommodations until after tina
date on the santa Fe flyer"
Hon. and Mrs. B. Seligman are expect
ed to return during the early part of May
Mrs. Seligman has been away nearly tw,
years and her many friends here will b,
7 glad to know Of her early return.
/ Mrs. A. G. Wells, wife of the genera
superintendent of the A. 4 p. at Albuquer
que, has gone to Chicago on visit. Sh,
will visit Baltimore and other eastern
cities before returning home.
Rev. J. S. Ruotf, of Michigan, a prom
inent preacher is here for the health o
his wife, who accompanies him. II i
very likely that Mr.. and Mrs. Ruoff viii
remain here during the summer.
Rev. Father Pouget, formerly stationed
at the cathedral here made flying tril
! to Santa Fe returning to his charge a
! Taos this morning. The father travel
overland with stout team and road
wagon.
Hon. A. L. Morrison will spend Sunda!
friends in the "Windy city" where thu
judge is widely and favorably known
He will reach home about the middle o
next week.
Mrs. Sarah Winters Kellogg leaves to
night for Redondo Beach, Cal, on visi
to her daughter, Mrs. Ranking, and vii
he absent all summer; she expected tt
leave last night but was prevented by
matter of business.
Lieutenant. Colonel j. NJ. Marshall o
the quartermaster department of the U
s. army, who was stationed here abou
Is years ago as chief quartermaster, ant
who is we'll known in Santa Fe, has beer
ordered to duty as chief quartermaster a
Omaha.
Miss Keas, very popular young lady
who has been visiting Mrs. G. W. Hayne
in this city for several months has gone t,
Denver on two weeks visit to relatives
She may extend her trip to her home il
Richmond, Mo-, before returning to SAINT,
Fe.
The Chautauqua circle met last even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Hersey. The re
naming weeks of the present term will b.
devoted to the study of Greek art and civil
ization and under the accomplished lead
ership of Miss Staab these subjects ar,
being invested with much more thar
ordinary interest.
Mother Catherine Drexel and Miss 10
sephine Drexel Of New York, arrived il
the city night beforelast. The former il
to look after the interests Of the st
Catherine Indian school, maintained b.
her, and the latter ia on visit to Mis-
Josephine Solignac, niece OF Archbishop
Chspelle.