Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-23
SOCIAL CHRONICLES.

Mr.. D. IL. Lopez and family OF Las We
gas, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Juan
Delgado in this city.
Mrs. M. A. Otero contem plates holding
an afternoon reception for her lady ac-
quaintances on Thursday afternoon of
the coming week.
Mr. Forrest Mckinley, special agent
for the Land department, will make an
official trip to Wagon Mound aud vicinity
the first of the week.
Hon. Manuel R. Otero, leaves this even
ing for Albuquerque from whence he will
send his son on Monday to Notre Dame
university, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake and Mrs. s. L.
Mr.. Rivenburg's residence, and will spend
the winter in this city.
Mr.. T. B. Raybourn of Baltimore, ar
rived in Santa Fe last night, and will re-
main some time, in search of better
health. He has rooms at the Palace
hotel.
Rev. R. M. Craig returned from Albu-
querque last night, where he secured a
house and arranged to move his family
W Uudu olby doouu pAo AL oV VI uho "oHAAhA
month.
Mr.. Myer Friedman, senior member OF
the wholesale firm of Meyer Friedman
& Bro. of Las Vegas, was in the city ON
business today, registering at the Palace
hotel.
Word comes from Las Vegas that Mrs.
R. E. Twitohe.l is not quite as we'll as she
has been, and that Mr.. Twitchell will visit
Santa Fe during the coming week on legal
business.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Berg and Mr.. Nels
Knuteson, healthseekers from Madison,
Wis, registered at the Palace hotel last
evening. They will probably remain in
the city all winter.
Hon. T. B. Catron and Hon. O. A.
Spiess are expected home, on Monday,
from TERRA Amarillo, where they have
been in attendance on the Rio Arriba
District court for some time past.
Hon. L. A. Hughes is having the Quin-
tana house on the south side rapidly put
into shape for occupation and expects to
be able to move here from Denver with
Mrs Hughes and children by November l.
Mr.. H. R. Williams of Indianapolis,
spent last night in the city, registering
at the Claire. Mr.. Williams is an ac-
quaintance of Mr.. T. j. Helm, and njoyed
his short stay very much with the genial
agent of the D. q R. G.road
Mrs. A. l.. Morrison, Jr, and two chill
dren, now in Chicago, are expected to
their husband and father, Mr.. A. L. Nor
rison, Jr., chief deputy in the office of
the collector of internal revenue.
The bean bake given by the Woman's
board of trade, in the library rooms last
evening, proved social and financial
success. The attendance was very large,
and the supper served by the ladies was
praised by all who sat at the tables. Over
$50 we're netted from the entertainment.
Miss Josephine Solignac, the accom-
plished and popular niece of Archbishop
Charelle, has returned to Santa Fe from
Europe. The archbishop accompanied
her as far as New York and thence went
to Washington to attend meeting of the
directors of the Catholic university. He
is expected in Santa Fe about the 1st of
| November.
| Mrs. E. N. Monroe and daughter of
Uniontown, Mo, are SO we'll pleased with
Santa Fe that they will remain here dur
ing the winter for the benefit of Mrs.
Monroe's health. The Thornton residence
on upper San Francisco street has been
rented by Mrs. Monroe, who will send for
her two children, and in that cozy home
spend the next six months.
Secretary and Mrs. Geo. H. Wallace
gave two very pleasant dinner parties the
past week. On last Saturday evening they
entertained Governor and Mrs. Otero and
Master Miguel Osero, Mrs. Spiess, Miss
LaRue and Judge Emmett, and on Tues
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Ray
nolds, Miss Baum and Mr.. +. Fl. Hud-
son.
Master Willy Prince has resumed his
and Mrs. Prince, who accompanies him
during the school term, has located for
the winter at 1927 W. Thirty-second ave.
nue. in that city. They have both recov-
cred from the effects of that open sewer
nuisance on Palace avenue from which
they suffered for some time.
The Fifteen club met this week with
Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs. Coleman 10 the chair.
The subject for the day was "Tslamism."
Mrs. Day read an original paper on "Ma-
homet" and Mrs. Laughlin selection
from the Koran" Mics Gulliford gave
a recitation on the subject Of Lord Mel.
SOD. Current events closed the program.
number of visitors were present.
Hon. John a. Riley and family, for
many years residents of Las Cruces, and
who for three years past have resided in
Denver, have taken up their residence in
Colorado Springs, in order that Mr.. Riley
may be nearer his business location at
Fowler, Colo. Mr.. Riley is president of
the Alfalfa, Land & CATTLE company, and
the many friends of the family through.
out New Mexico will be greatly gratified
to know that he has made great deal Of
money in the past few years, with the
chances of making still more during the
coming years.
Judge A. L. Morrison, collector Of in
ternal revenue, was 81 years old on the
Goth of this month. He received many
congrstulatory letters from his children
and friends on the occasion and among
these one from his youngest son, Joseph
E, Morrison, we'll known in Santa Fe and
now prosperous and rising young attor.
ney in Prescott, A. T., which cannot be
beaten for pure affection and noble SEN
timent. The Judge feels mighty good
these days, as his lines are cast in pleas
ant places and as his wife and children
are all we'll and doing we'll.
On Thursday evening last a compli-
mentary hop wac given to Miss Mary