Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-03
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
The Weeks Doings Among Weil
KNOWN People.

hnOWn People
Miss Alice Atkinson has gone to Cali
foruia on a visit for rest aud recreation.
Mr.. W. H. Pope left last night for Los
Angeles, Gal, and will be absent couple
of weeks
o. l.. Rice, travelling correspondent of
this journal.
James Duggan, superintendent of coal
mines at Madrid, is in the city, guest at
the Palace.
Hon. Pedro Perea, we'll known and
leading citizen, registers at the Palace
from Bernalillo.
Colonel Richard Hudson left last night
for Deming, having spent a very pleas
ant visit in tho capital.
Mrs. j. W. Lynch, mother of Mrs. c. A.
Spiess, is in the city from Las Vegas on
a visit to her daughter,
Mr.. T. g. Buell., editor of the Cerrllos
Rustler, left this morning for Denver over
the Denver & Rio Grande.
Hon. Fl. B. Ferguson, delegate from
New Mexico, expected to leave Washing
ton today for his home in Albuquerque.
Captain Marion Balue left this morn
ing for Denver CD business connected
with the Mary, Mining & Smelling COM
paDy.
Miss Carrie Stern, sister of Mrs. Sam
uel Eldodt, is here on visit from South
Bend, Ind, and will spend the summer
here.
Hon. and Mrs. Thomas McQuiston, re-
Gently married in Denver, have returned
to Rinconada, their future home, after a
pleasant wedding trip.
Sister Eulalia and Sister Mary de Sales
who have been absent in Albuquerque, on
a retreat for the past ten days, are ex-
pected to return to St. Vincent sanitarium
tonight.
Hon. E. A. Flske leaves this evening for
Washington City, where he will make q
strong effort to secure the appointment
of u. S. attorney for the district of New
Mexico for himself.
Hon. Solomon Luna, the choice of the
people of New Mexico for the appoint
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Washington during the coming week.
Hon. I. N. wilkinson, who is doing
faithful and good work as member of
the compilation commission, left last
night for Albuquerque to spend the
Fourth of July at his home.
Francis NJ. Neal, who has been in the
Indian school service at Taos, passed
through the city last evening en- route to
Fort Defiance, A. T., to which agency he
has been transferred as superintendent of
the Indian school,
Hon. W. g. Ritch of Engle, has been in
the city all week visiting. Mr.. Ritch has
many friends in this city, where he and
his estimabie family resided for many
years and where he held for IL years the
office OF secretary of the territory.
Abel E. Perea, son of Hon. Pedro Perea
of Bernalillo county, who has been TAX
| ing a classical course at Villanova col
lege near Philadelphia, will reach his
home at Bernalillo tomorrow night to
spend his vacation with his parents.
Miss Blanche Thomas, kindergarten
teacher at the government Indian school
at Fort Lewis, Colo, arrived yesterday
afternoon and will visit her sister, Mrs.
G. Fl. Lamar, at the government Indian
school In this city for period.
Mrs. M. j. Church and children have
| returned from months stay at Ojo
| Caliente, where they went to obtain the
benefits of the fine hot springs. Mrs.
Churchs many friends are greatly graft
fed at her return.
Judge John r. McFie OF Las Cruces, is
at the Palace 1t is understood that the
judge, who is one of New Mexico's prom
inent lawyers, is en- route to Washington
City and will likely receive a good fed
eral appointment in New Mexico.
Ex-Meyor R. E. Twitchell, quick wit
ted and successful, and popular in Santa
Fe, is in the capital on legal business for
the Santa Fe railroad, for which he is
assistant attorney in New Mexico, He
will tomorrow visit his wife's fine fruit
ranch in northern Santa Fe county.
Hon. Il. B. Cartwright, the efficient and
competent county treasurer, returned dur
| ing the week from three weeks trip to
Mediapolis, his old home in Iowa. While
| utlClO hp dhuCluOu bliO WCuu1uk VI Ills $40
ter, and had a very enjoyable time gener
ally.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Houser and children
expect to leave for Colorado Springs next
Wednesday to spend the remainder of the
summer. During their eight months stay
here they have made many warm friends
who will feel their departure keenly. Mr.
Houser has greatly improved in health
during his ojourn in Santa Fs and thinks
that he can stand few months of Colo
RADIOS more rigorous climate.
| Hon. Matt G. Reynolds, the etficien
and successful attorney of the United
States with the court of private lant
claims, and son, returned during thu
week from an outing at the Sulphurs il
Bernalillo county. Mr.. Reynolds thinkt
the Sulphur Springs at that resort are be
yond compare and the finest on the con
tinent.
Mrs. Harry j. O'Bryan of Denver, &C
companied by two lovely children, is IL
the city on visit to her mother, Mrs. M
A. Otero, ST., and her brother, Governo
Otero. Mrs. O'Bryan is most popular
and charming lady aud has many warn
friends in New Mexico, where she wa
brought up, and in Denver, where she ha
reaided since her marriage. Her husband
is also we'll and favorably known in New
Mexico and is one Of the most successful
and prominent Of the young lawyers in tn
Queen City of the Plains.
Governor Otero expects to get ava,
for Washington early during the coming
week Mrs. Otero will remain here unit
the governors departure for Washington
when she returns to Las Vegas to arrang
matters for the removal of the famil
from that city TO the capital. Mrs. Oter
has already made many warm and ad
miring friends in Santa Fe and the fac