Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
SOCIAL CHRONICLES.


The Rev Il. M. Craig and family ex-
pect to leave Santa Fe for their new home
in Albuquerque on Monday evening.
General Agent T.. j. Helm of the D. &
r. g. railroad, expects to leave Monday
on business trip through New Mexico
and Arizona.
Hon. j. W. Fleming passed through the
city last night on his way home in Silver
City from Monero, where he had been in
specting the coal mines.
Mr.. Frank A. Martinez and bride of
Chamlta, came to Santa Fe yesterday
afternoon, and will spend Sunday sight
seeing. They register at the Exchange.
The two sons of Mrs. Z. N. Monroe have
arrived in Santa Fe from Uniontown,
Mo and the family is now occupying the
Thornton residence on upper San Fran
cisco street.
W. H. Phillips and wife of New York
City, who came to this city last Sunday,
left "a the flyer this morning for Santa
Fe, where they will spend the winter
Las Vegas Examiner.
Lieutenant V. E. Stottler, Tenth in
fantry, who has made splendid record
as an Indian agent during the past three
years, expects to visit this city during the
coming week for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Hughes have moved
from the Andrews building on upper
Palace avenue and are cozily domiciled IN
the residence formerly occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Mclean on Palace avenue.
Rev. DR.. Gee, superintendent of New
| Mexico English missions of the Metho
| dist church, came down from Chama yes
terday afternoon, and last night went to
| Ration in the interest of his work.
Mr.. Adolph Seligman, who has been In
New York and Philadelphia for the past
two months, partly on business and part
ly to visit relatives and friends, has
started for home and is expected to reach
Santa Fe during the early part of the com
| ing week.
| Mrs. L. B. Catron, two sons and Miss
Genevieve Walz expect to sail from New
York for Europe next Saturday. Mrs
Oatron expects to visit Amsterdam first,
thence afterward travelling through Hol-
land, going to Berlin, place the children
in charge of tutor and visit Austria,
eastern Germany, Poland and Russia
| during the coming winter. 1t is likely
that she will remain in Europe consider
ably longer than year.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hughes and children
expect to move into their house on the
south side during the coming week. The
house has been remodeled and very COM
fortably fixed up with all neoessaries and
Injuries and will make one of the most
comfortable and elegant homes in this
city. For the present they are at the
Palace hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hannah of the
sanitariuu, quietly celebrated the Sd an
niversary of their marriage on Monday
last. They were remembered by numer-
GUS congratulations and gifts from their
many friends, both here and in other
parts of the country.
Miss Ada B. Teasdale went to Las We
gas last night, where she met her brother,
Mr.. W. c. Teasdale, Jr of St. Louis, and
together they will make drive across
the country to Taos, stopping at Ia
Cueva ranch, Mora and other places.
Miss Teasdale will return to Santa Fe in
about week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Allan R. McCord and
child are expected to arrive in Santa Fe
Monday night to make their home. Mr..
McCord, who is a nephew of Mrs. A. @.
ireland, has been stationed at Fort Win.
gate, in the quartermBster's Office for six
| years, comes to this city to take posi-
sion in the surveyor generals office, under
General Vance.
Lieut.-Col. Ohas. A. Woodruff, who was
connected with the subsistence de-
partmenr in Santa Fe for five years and
is nj ost favorably remembered by Santa
Feaps whose residence date back to the
early SOS, has been transferred from the
department of California to the depart
ment of the east with headquarters at
New York City. He is now chief com
missary of subsistence with the rank of
lieutenant colonel.
On Thursday noon a pleasant farewell
luncheon was given in honor of Miss
Genevieve Walz, who left that night for
Europe, at the Palace hotel. Those pres
ent we're Miss Waz, Hon. and Mrs. L A..
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs, J. W. Kaynolds,
Miss Baum, Miss LaRue, Miss Palen, Miss
Ilfeld, Miss Hurt, Dr.. Brady, Messrs. Won
Steinmetz, Black, Scheurioh, Gortner and
Hudson.
The annual dissipation of the Alboro-
tados club, will be held in the rooms in
the Catron block tonight. The officers,
Chief Mogul Black, Grand Highroller
Gortner, Grand Diasticuteous Scheurlch.
Grand Surety Brady, and Chief Osteopa
thist Hudson have issued number of in
vitations to their friends to be present.
The beautiful home of Governor and
Mrs. Otero was on last Thursday after
| noon the scene of the most brilliant re.
ception of the season, given by Mrs.
Otero to her lady friends. The flowers for
this occasion we're sent Mrs. Otero bg
| friends in Las Cruces and we're beautiful
chrysanthemums. In the parlor the decor
ations, were white chrysanthemums and
stately palms. Here, Mrs. Otero, attlred
in most becoming evening dress of rich
rose satin and white lace, received, as
sisted by Mesdames Thornton and Palen.
In the library, which was beautifully
| decorated with yellow chrysanthemume,
Mrs. Page B. Otero 10 strikingly hand
some costume of pale yellow, assisted by
MEe' llIolu, MISS Ahhuo anu MISS bHuu,
Mrs Ilfeld serving, presiding over the
table from whence delicious ginger sher-
bet was served. The dining-room, which
was veritable bower of beauty, was
decorated throughout with lovely pink
ohrysanthemums. Here, Mrs. Charles A.
Spiess and Mrs. Wallace Reynolds pre-.
sided with queenly grace; they we're as
sisted in serving the delicious refresh
ments by Misses Palen and Ilfsld, who
wore beautiful evening dresses Of pale
pink, which was in pleasing harmony
with the tasteful decorations and sur.