Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-04
SOCIAL CHRONICLES,

Mrs ii. B. Hersey leaves tonight for a
months visit in Chicago.
Judge Crumpacker expects to visit
Santa Fe during the coming week.
Archbishop P. L. Chapelle is expected
to reach Santa Fe tomorrow evening.
Miss Sadie Baum of Omaha has been in
the CITY all the week on visit to Miss
| Hurt.
| Special Agent Forrest Mckinley expects
to 60 south during the coming week on
official business,
Mrs. B. f. Spencer of Denver, ls here, a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Otis, and will
| remain several weeks.
Hon. M. G. Reynolds, U. s. attorney for
the court of private land claims, has left
for st. Louis and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 8. Holden, of Pitts
burg, are in the city for Mr.. Holden's
health, and have rooms at the Olalre.
T.J. Helm, general agent of the Den
yer Rio Grande, left last night for AL
buquerque on short business trip.
! Mr.. j. H. Stevenson of Chicago, has
He is travelling for health and pleasure.
Ex Governor W. T. Thornton has gone
to Denver and New York on mining bust
ness and expects to be absent for three
| months.
Adjutant General Hersey and Captain
Frank s. Davis go to St. Louis tonight to
attend a meeting of the adjutant gen
frpp ha tnto tar
| tories.
| Hon. T. B. Catron left last night on a
business trip which will include the cities
of Albuquerque, Socorro and Ell Paso.
He expects to return home next Thursday
night.
Mrs. Fugate left Ration on Tuesday for
Santa Fe where she will reside. Mrs.
Fugate will be valuable acquisition to
| the bright and intelligent ladies of the
capital city, says the Range.
Captain G. E. Nordstrom, 10th cavalry,
Indian agent of the Pueblo and Jicsrilla
Apaohes, returned this morning from a
two weeks official visit to Zuui and other
pueblos in the western part of Valencia
| county.
John H. Knaebel, Esq, one of Denver's
Leading attorneys and who has many
warm friends in this city, where he prac-
ticed law for Is years, leaves Monday
morning via the Denver & Rio Grande
for his home, having completed the I'M
portant legal business that brought him
here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. CLARK Stanley Hurlbut
and little son, of Philadelphia, spent the
day in the cty, registering at the Claire.
Mr.. Hurlbut is private secretary to the
president of the Pennsylvania railroad
system, and is touring through the south
west in search of rest and health. They
leave tonight for Phoenix.
The ecclesiastical authorities of this
synod have decided that the installation
OF the Rev. W. Hayes Moore, as pastor of
the Presbyterian church in Santa Fe,
shall take place in this city on next
Wednesday. Rev. j. j. Gllcrlst will pre-
side and deliver the charge to the pastor;
Rev. s. W. Curtis will preach; Rev. R. M.
Craig will charge the people. The Rev.
Mr.. Moore is an exceptionally able, elo-
quent and scholarly preacher and the
members of his congregation here feel
that they have been particularly fortu-
nate in having secured his services as
pastor.
The Fifteen club met on Thursday af-
ternoon. at the home Of Mrs. W. s. Har-
roun. The members responded to roll
call with apt quotations from the blind
poet of Scio's Rocky isle. Then followed
the reading of an original psrer on
"Plato and Aristotle" by Miss Nellie
Smith; reading from Lord Byron by
Mrs s. FL. Day; a humorous selection
from Mark Twain, by Mrs. N. B. Laugh
lin; an original paper on the schools OF
Greek Philosophy" written by Mrs. M. J,
Warner and read by Mrs. Jacob Weltmer,
and the reading of magazine article
concerning "Modern Greece" by Mrs
Weltmer. "Current events closed a
pleasant and profitable afternoon.