Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-02
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
The Weeks Doings Among Well
known People.

J.N. Kahn of St. Louis, registers at the
Palace hotel.
Mr.. j. @. Westcott of Dolores, is in the
city on business.
Mr.. P. L. Tyler, tonrist from st.
Louis, is registered at the Exchange.
Hon. and Mrs. Thos. B. Oatron will give
an sat home" on next Tuesday evening,
from to 12 O'Clock.
Mr.. O. Leland, Jr, of Troy, Kas, is
visiting his sisters, Mrs. Norman and
Miss Fannie Leland, in this city.
| Mr. and Mrs. I. j. Erb, of Hopewell,
are visiting in Santa Fe, making their
headquarters at the Exchange.
Mr.. L. B. Denman, of Valparaiso, Neb.,
is registered at the Exchange. Mr.. Dem
man is in New Mexico for the purpose of
buying sheep for the northern markets.
Mrs. Flora De Woody, who has been
visiting with Miss Crane, will go to Den
yer tomorrow afternoon for a visit with
relatives, and from that city will return
to her home in Dallas, Tex.
Hon. 7. A. Finical of Albuquerq ue, at
torney for the Second judicial district of
the territory, is in the city watching the
proceedings of the Supreme court. He
registers at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hickox and
family will leave tomorrow night for San
Diego, Calf, to spend the winter. Mr..
| Addison Walkers family will occupy the
Hickox residence until next spring.
Mr.. W. A. DUN re-, the gentleman ly
representative of Rothenberg & Schloss,
wholesale cigars dealers in Leavenworth,
Kas., is calling on his friends and GUS
TONERS in the city, and will remain until
tomorrow evening to 60 to Denver on the
governors special.
Mr.. A. @. Ireland returned from Taos,
accompanied by Mrs. Thos. Smith, where
they witnessed the Indian races and dance
on Thursday, yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Ireland went from Taos to Denver, where
she will visit for two weeks, and then ex-
poets to 60 east on an extended trip.
Hon. Robert NJ Force, formerly clerk OF
the district court in Santa Fe, and more re-
Gently "mine host" of the Columbian ho-
tel in Denver, left Santa Fe this morning
| for Durango, Colo, where he has arranged
to engage in the publication of daily
newspaper with Colonel r. W. Webb, also
we'll known in Santa Fe, as his editorial
partner. Colonel Force will be Joined by
his family at Barranca this afternoon and
thence they will journey on together
While in the city Mr.. Force registered at
the Exchange.
| Our Yankee cousins are waking up to
the fact that New Mexico is worth iu-
vestigating. The governor of Connec.
tiout recently sent as delegate to the
irrigation congress, held in Lincoln, Neb
last week, q prominent banker of Hart
ford, MIR. Charles E. Prior, who on his
westward trip, switched off and came to
Santa Fe to visit his cousin, Mr.. O. L,
Bishop. Mr.. Prior was 80 we'll pleased
with Santa Fe's incompatible climate, the
fruit, and the general surroundings that
he will return next summer for an ex
tended stay, and may possibly purchase a
piece of reclaimed arid lands.
The marriage which took place at Mrs.
Bush's on Thursday night was somewhat
of surprise to the friends of the bride
and groom. The bride, best known to
Santa Fe people by her maiden name,
Miss Annie Caulfield, came to this city
over year ago, from Buffalo, n Y, for
her health, and during her stay made
many warm friends; the groom, Mr. Geo.
Damon, has visited the city several times,
and made favorable impression by his
kindly and gentlemanly bearing. He is
Wholesale lumber dealer at Tonawanda,
N. Y. The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Damon in Santa Fe, join in best wishes
for their future happiness and prosperity.
Some SO friends and neighbcrs of Mr..
and Mrs. G. l.. Bishop met on Saturday
evening last at their hospitable home on
the south side, to help them celebrate
their 18th anniversary-or "Crystal we'd
ding. 1t was very enjoyable affair;
music and readings adding to the pleas
ure of the occasion. The literary selections
of Mrs. Van Shick and Mrs. j. e. Wood
were especially fine and enthusiastically
received. The floral decorations we're
abundant and varied and the presents
numerous and beautiful. After sum p
tuous lunch had been served the Rev. Mr..
Craig gave very cherry and appropri-
ate address to the welded pair and the
assembled friends. "Auld Lang Syne"
was then sung by the crowd, after which
the guests departed wishing the host and
hostess "many returns" of happy ami.
versaries.
On Wednesday afternoon last Mrs. Ber-
nard, Mrs. Arthur, and Mrs. James Selig-
man gave an "afternoon" to their lady
friends. The house was beautifully dec
| GRATED with sweet peas and chrysanthe-
| NUNS, and Prof. Perez orchestra pro-
vided the music During the afternoon
delicious refreshments we're dainty
served. Amusement was found in the
game of "hearts," the score being kept
with little gold and silver bells attached
to painted hearts. At the close of the
game it was found that Mrs. Fiske was
entitled to the fret prize, Mrs. Otero to
the second, and Mrs. Gerdes to the third
The ladies present we're: Mrs. Otero,
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Foraker, Mrs. Ray
nolds, Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. s. Eldodt, Mrs.
Thornton, Mrs. H. Ilfeld, Mrs. Spiesa,
Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Weltmer,
Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. Webbe,
Mrs. Beverly Read, Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs.
Gerdes, Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs.
Koch, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Dudrow, Mrs.
Money, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Fiske, Mrs. Har-
roun, Mrs. P. Harroun, Mrs. Catron, Mrs.
Van Sohick, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. R. Jones,
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Newhall, Mrs. A. Cha
YES, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. R. L..
Baca, Mrs Spitz, Mrs. M. Eldodt, Mrs.
Hersch, Mrs. Gulliford, Miss Dale, Miss
LaRue, Miss Atkinson, Miss Hilgert, Miss
Keller, Miss Palen, Miss Hurt, Miss Weir,
the Misses Manderfield, the Misses Guilt
ford, Miss Teasdale, Miss Walz, and Miss
Staab.
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