Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-17
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
Thr Weeks Dniuss Atacng We.
EknNwu People.

/ Known pcva!e.
q. S Marshal l.. Hall is on lis cattle
ranches in Mora county.
Mrs. NJ. A. Otero, mother of Governor
Otero, is in Las Vegas on visit.
Acting Governor and Mrs. Wallace are
still domiciled at the Palace hotel.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. p. Money are still
sojourning at Jemez Hot springs.
Mrs. Solomon Luna of Los Lunas, is a
guest at the Montezuma hotel, Las Vegas
Hot Springs.
Lincoln county, is on visit to friends in
this city.
Mr.. @. II. Lamar, of the United States
Indian school, left this morning for Salt
Lake City over the d. q R. G.
E. I. Weber, proprietor of the Hotel
CLAIRE, has returned from Denver. He is
still quite ill with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Fl. Rapp have gone to
housekeeping in one of the cottages on
the south side, on College street.
Mrs. r. J. Palen leaves tonight for
Newark, N. j., on visit to her parents.
She will be absent several weeks.
DR.. J. P. Martin of Taos, was in the city
with patient. The party left last night.
Professor William Libby of Princeton,
N. j., is at Acoma pueblo, in Valencia
county, making archaeological researches.
l.. Jewell, managing editor of the Daily
Hotel Gazette, Kansas City, No, is at the
Montezuma hotel, Las Vegas Hot Springs.
Charles R. Hudson, the we'll known as
sistant general freight agent of the Santa
Fe road at Topeka, is in the territory on
business.
Miss Kathleen Casey, daughter OF Judge
and Mrs. A. 4. Casey of Potosi, Mo-, will
shortly visit her aunt, Miss N. P. Crane,
| in this city.
Ohas. A. Scheurich left this morning
| over the d. q R. g., for Taos where he
will spend the coming week in hunting
and fishing.
Delegate II. B. Ferguson of Albuquer-
que, is in White Oaks, looking after his
mining interests there. He is part owner
of the Old Abe mine.
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld and children, Mrs.
Louis Baer and Miss Baer of Albuq uer
que, are visiting at the home of Mr.. A..
Staab in this city.
City Collector Sam G. Cartwright is at
Ojo Caliente, Antonio Joseph's sanitar-
ium, rusticating and enjoying the hot
baths at that resort.
Judge T. @. Fuller, of the court of
private land claims, and youngest son
| are at the Montezuma hotel, Las Vegas
Hot Springs, from Raleigh, N. G.
Among Santa Fe people at the Sulphurs
in Bernalillo county are: Mrs. 7. B. Cat
ron and youngest son, Mr.. and Mrs. O..
M. Shannon, Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noa Ilfeld of Albuquer.
que, have gone to Manitou for the pur-
pose of allowing Mr.. Ilfeld, who has been
seriously ill, a period of rest for recupera-
tion.
Mr.. R. @. Morris has gone to New York
and Washington and expects to return
toward the latter part of the coming
week. Mrs. Morris is guest at the
Arthur Boyle residence.
Judge Henry L. Waldo is on pleasure
tour in Mexico With Mr.. E. D. Kenna,
general solicitor of the Santa Fe railroad.
The party travel in special car and is
having very elegant time.
UI on his return from Washington and
the arrival of his family here, Governor
Otero will likely occupy the house on the
Fort Marcy reservation formerly the
quarters of the commanding officer.
The following ladies have been elected
honorary members of the Santa Fe Ten
mis- club: Mrs. Arthur Seligman, Mrs.
Church. Mrs. Shannon, Miss Staab, Mrs.
j. s. Sellgman, Miss Gulliford, Miss
Palen, Mrs. Spiess.
Captain Marion Balue, general manager
of the Mary Mining & Smelling company
of Cerrillos, expects to leave for Indiana
next week for few days; on his return
he will be accompanied by his two daugh-
ters, Misses Eva and Pearl, who will
spend the remainder of the summer here.
Professor Hiram Hadley. after being
relieved as president of the University of
New Mexico at Albuquerque by Professor
@. l.. Herrick of Socorro, on September
next, will take up his residence again on
mis- fine fruit farm near Las Cruces. The
professor visited friends in Santa Fe this
past week.
Mr.. 7. K. Wilson and Mr.. O. Barrere,
business men of Columbus, o., aud old
friends OF Mr.. A. q. Ireland, are en- route
to California on a pleasure trip. They
will BIZ his guests IN this city for a day or
80, after which they will continue their
journey toward the setting sun.
The New Mexico colony in Washington
Ia more numerous now than it has been
for some time. Among those in Washing
ton are: Governor Otero, ex Delegate Cat
ron, Hon. Solomon Luna, ex ustice McFie,
ex Justice Freeman, Messrs. Frank w.
Clancy, Quinby Vance, Karl A. Snyder,
Frank ". Parker, R. E. Twitchell, Eugene
A. Fiske.
Mics Lizzie Hoyle left Thursday for her
home in Smithfeld, 0. Miss Hoyle has
resided in White Oaks for the past two
years with her brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hoyle. She will stop over one
day in the territorial capital. From San
ia Fe she will 60 to Chicago, where she
will spend few days with her sister, Mrs. |
M. Fl. Purvaince, of Chicago. White
Oaks Eagle.
Neenie Goebel entertained party of |
about 30 little folk on yesterday after
noon, the occasion being the celebration |
of her fourth birthday. In spite of the
Indictment weather the company of little
folk had a most delightful time, romping
and playing games in doors. Nice
we're served and when time
came TO break up the young guests were
indeed sorry to leave. The little hostess
was the recipient of some very neat and
lovely gifts from her many young friends
and plsymates, which were greatly appre
ciated and enjoyed by her.