Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-20
SOCIAL CHRONICLES.

| has been quite VII, Is improving.
Rumor has it that leading merchant
of this oity is engaged to be married.
Mr.. John S, CLARK, who has been visit
ing here for several days, left last night
for his home.
Hon. Placido Sandoval superintendent
of public instruction, was in White Oaks
on Thursday.
Mrs. Thos. Moore, Jr., returned last
night from Silver City, where she spent
several weeks with Mrs. A. j. Loomis.
Prof. Hewitt of Greeley, arrived in this
city last night to remain until after
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Hewitt.
Page B. Otero, of the court of private
land claims, came over to Las Vegas from
Santa Fe this morning, says the Optic.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Wilson, who have
been in the city for several days, guests
at the Palace hotel, leave this evening for
Albuquerque.
Major W. H. H. Lewellyn of Las Cru.
ces, was passenger north yesterday en-
route for Denver, where he goes on min
ing business.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam and Miss Cora
Nelson of St. Joseph, Mo-, are the guests
of Professor and Mrs. Hewitt, and will
remain several days.
Forrest Mckinley, special agent of the
general land Office, returned last night
from visit on official business to Colfax
and Union counties.
Hon. and Mrs. @. A. Spiess are visit
Ing Mrs. Spiess mother, Mrs Lynch, in
1 Gnfa 10
main number of days.
Mr.. Jefferson Reynolds is in Washing
ton and will remain there for two weeks
or more. He is still interested in New
Mexico appointments.
Mr.. Myer Friedman, one of the promi-
nent businessmen of Las Vegas and
whose firm does a good business in Santa
Fe, is guest at the Palace.
Rev. W. Hayes Moore, the new Pres
byterian minister, and family are domi'
oiled in the Presbyterian manse and have
gone to housekeeping there.
Hon. M. G. Reynolds, u. s. attorney
with the court of private land claims, ex-
poets to leave Monday evening for a trip
into Mexico on official business.
Hon. T. B. Catron is in Socorro today,
arguing demurrer in the mining case of
Eberle VS.. Eberle. The case involves
properties worth about $250,O0O in the
Mogolon mountaips
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Reynolds left for
Las Vegas on the flyer this afternoon,
where they expect to make their home.
They were accompanied by Miss Baum,
Mrs. Reynolds sister.
Sister Gabrielle, mother assistant of the
m other house of the Sisters of Charity at
Cincinnati, is expected in Santa Fe to-
night. Sister Eulalia went as far east as
Trinidad to meet her.
Frank W. Parker, Esq of Hillsboro, is
a guest at the Palace. Mr.. Parker is a
lawyer of good reputation and IS
strongly Endorsed for appointment as an
associate justice of the Territorial Su-
preme court.
A cablegram was received this morning
announcing the safe arrival of Mrs. T. B.
Oatron and two sons, and Miss Genevieve
Walz, in Hamburg, Germany, last night.
The steamer was four days late in reach
ing that port.
Mr.. S. s. Beaty's two daughters, Misses
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Columbus, O. They were accompanied
by their grandmother, Mrs. j. l.. Jackson,
who will make an extended stay in Santa
Fe.
While in st. Louis recently, Hon. Matt
G. Reynolds, United States attorney with
the court of private land claims, assisted
in celebrating the golden wedding of his
wife's parents and also the anniversary of
his own marriage.
The New MEXICAN is greatly gratifed
to be able to announce that Mrs. E. l..
Bartlett is steadily improving in health.
This news will doubtless be received by
the many friends of the family through
out New Mexico with great and genuine
satisfaction.
r. H. Salazar, editor of the Ell In
dependiente, came over from the Meadow
City to spend Sunday with relatives and
friends and one whom bushing and busy
Dame Rumor says will soon be nearer
and dearer than all the rest, not even ex-
cepting that motherless baby boy.
W. B. Childers, u. 8. attorney for New
Mexico, who has been in Washington for
a couple of weeks on business before the
U. S. Supreme court and also looking
after official affairs and who does not care
to retire as yet from the nice office he
holds, expects to leave Washington for
} home during the coming week.
Judge A. l. Morrison, collector of in
ternal revenue for New Mexico, is very
contented these days. His wife and
daughter have returned from a four
months very pleasant visit in Prescott,
Ariz., Mrs. A. L. Morrison, Jr., and child
rem have arrived during the week from
Chicago to remain permanently with
their husband aud father, who is the
deputy collector in the Office in this city
: the Morrison residence on upper Palace
avenue contains happy lot of people
these bright autumn days.
Last Thursday, the 18th inst, the board
ing pupils of Loretto academy were treat
ed, by the Sisters, to grand dinner. The
menu was extensive and superb; the
viands deliciously prepared and the dec.
orations would challenge the most artful
and tasty. In the young ladies dining
room, three round tables formed clover
leaf, stand of choice flowers at its CEN
ter; this room was set off in pink and
white draperies. The large dininghall,
with four long tables, was draped in green
and white with abundance of natural
flowers. Everything was complete and,
as the girls assert, "quite stylish affair"
At 1890 the joyful thropg of pupils as
sembled, and for fully two hours admired
and otherwise did Justice to the superb
feast set before them. Messrs. Seligman
Bros. generously furnished draperies for
the occasion and thesupply of dishes were
kindly furnished by Mr.. Mckenzie and by
Mr.. D. Lowitzki. This well-deser wing
academy now numbers 43 boarding and
and an almost equal number of select day
pupils, and a visit to that institution will
convince any one that a happier set Of
girl can not easily be found.