Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-15
SOCIAL GLEANINGS.
The Weeks Doings Among Well
Known People.


Mrs. Adolph Gusdorf continues to inn
prove steadily.
Hon. l.. A. Hughes has returned from a
business trip to Durang, Colo.
Hon. Amado Chaves is in the southern
part of the territory on business trip.
Rev. II. Townsend has returned from
the hospital to his room in the Gallegos
building.
Miss Belle Ilfeld contemplates giving a
card party on Thursday evening of the
coming week.
B. G. Wilson, New Mexico representa-
tive of the Standard Oil Company, Is a
guest at the Palace.
Judge Henry G. Caldwell and wife, oil
Little Rock, Ark, arrived at the Las
Vegas Hot Springs yesterday.
Mrs. Grant Rivenburg left last Light
for Albuquerque, where she will visit
Mrs. M. P. Stamm for a couple of weeks
Judge A. l.. Morrison, after three
months absence in Washington and Chi
cago, is expected to return to Santa Fe
tonight.
Captain and Mrs. Nordstrom and daugh
tiers are domiclled in the residence former
ly occupied by Major Bulls and family or
Hillside avenue.
Mrs. j. II. Collins of st. Joseph, Mo-, il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. E. Twitchell
at Las Vegas. The latter is slowly i'm
proving in health.
Governor Thornton is at Baliacora
Sonora, on mining business, where ths
NEW MEXICAN keeps him posted on loca
and territorial affairs.
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince will react
Santa Fe from Denver about the latter
part of June and will in all probabilit,
spend the summer in this city.
A dance at the Palace hotel is on tht
tspis for Wednesday evening of the com
ing week. The affair Is to be given by
several of the young men of the CITY.
us. Marshall Edward L. Hall who hal
been in Grant county during the entire
week looking after business interests il
that section, returned home last night.
DR.. Francis Crosson will not return
from Denver until next Wednesday. H,
expects to stop over a day at Colorado
Springs, where he has bushes to lool
after.
W. H. Jack, of Silver City, president o
the cattle sanitary commission and yer!
popular in Santa Fe AID Las Vegas, il
visiting his cattle ranches in Union coun
ty.
Miss Mary LaRue, the pretty daughte
of j. A. LaRue, secretary of the cattl
sanitary commission at Las Vegas, is as
sisting her father in the duties of hi
Office.
Mr.. I. j.. Helm, the efficient genera
agent of the Denver g. Rio Grande rail
road in this city, has returned from
weeks business trip to Alamosa and tn
San Luis valley.
Mrs. Jas. A. Seligmsn and little son ar
she goes to Salt Lake City on visit tt
her parents. She will be absent two
months or more.
Hon. Samuel Eldodt, territorial treas
urer, will arrive from La Porte, Ind, thi
evening. He left Mrs. Eldodt and tn,
baby enjoying good health and visiting
relatives in that CITY.
| Hon. Charles A. Spiess, Hon. b. M
Read and Mr.. 0. 4. Rice of the NEW MEX
loan are Santa Feans attending court a
Mora. The two first on law business, the
latter in the interest of this journal.
Mr.. and Mira. Gulliford and the Misse
Gulliford will entertain few friends this
evening at dancing and music IN honor o
Miss May Gulliford of New York, who il
in the city on visit to her parents ant
sisters.
L. 0. Fullen, editor of the Eddy Argus
one of the brightest, neatest land bes
edited weekly paper in the southwest is il
the city from Eddy on visit. He stops
at the Palace. This is his first visit &c
the capital and he is enjoying it greatly
Hon. M. G. Reynolds and family OK
poet to reach Santa Fe from st. Louis tn,
latter part of the coming week, the health
OF the Reynolds children permitting
They will remain here most Of the sum
mer as guests at the sanitarium.
Mrs. George R. Baucus, sister OF Mrs
Amado Chaves, who has been visiting
here for a month left Wednesday fol
Worcester, Mass, where she will remain
on visit with the mother of her husband
| for several months.
| Mr.. James Burns, Miss E. j. Burns ant
Mr.. William Burns of Toronto, Canada
have been guests at the Palace hotel dur
ing the past week. They are here fo
health and recreation and 80 we'll pleased
that they will likely remain for sometime
Douglas E. Harroun, who is now liz Mex
leo EN- ployed on the Mexican Central rail
road, was here during the week on visi,
to his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Harroun, ant
left last night for Socorro, where his wifi
is visiting her mother.
A party of Denver young ladies arr
making prepar atoms to visit Cerrillol
and Madrid on their wheels. The chic
conspirators are Mrs. Arthur Peters ant
Miss Retta Burdick, formerly of Madrid
now living In Denver. The party will b
made up of experienced wheelwomen ant
they anticipate jolly time. Befcr,
leaving for home they will visit SAINT
Fe and Albuq uerq e.--Cerrillos Rustler
Mrs. R. j. Haley, Miss Mattie Hshe.
and Mr.. O. L. Haley of Newton, Kas