Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-13

rived from the east to spend the winter
in the valley. Mr.. Tansill believes the
winter climate of this valley has no equal
on earth.
Judge Freeman, j. 0. Cameron and
schooner the other day and set sail for
the plains, where they will spend week
hunting antelope.
Mr.. Frederick Edward Bryant and Miss
Minnie Adele Parker we're united in
marriage at Grace Episcopal church on
Wednesday evening. The bride is sister
of Mrs. Edgar s. Motter OF Eddy.
Mrs. A. q. Shaw has been spending
some days in Catskill.
Mrs. James Coe recently presented her
husband With fine nine pound daughter.
Mrs. Neville Conn reunited last Sunday
with the Methodist church by certificate
from Blossburg.
Forrest Mckinley, special agent of the
general land Office, has arrived in Ration
and will be in this vicinity several days.
j. Leahy, ESQ.,, has returned from the
Colfax county gold mines. He reports
everything there in hourishlng condi-
tion.
Mrs. A. F. Villepigue pleasantly enter
tanned party of young people at whist,
Monday evening, in honor of Mr.. Van
Dyke.
Albert Shaw, the timber agent of the
Maxwell Land Grant company, is taking
needed rest and enjoying himself in
Old Mexico, expecting to return IN about
month.
number of the friends of Miss Mag
gle Matthews gave her surprise party a
few nights ago. A most enjoyable time
was had in social games and splendid
refreshments were served.
Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor recently gave a re-
csption to Rev. j. Boyle, d. d., pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, and his
wife. There were about $50 guests present
and they were pleasantly entertained by
the accomplished hostess.
Rev. Frank w. Gee of Terre Haute,
Ind, pastor of Maple avenue, M. E
church, arrived yesterday afternoon to
visit his father, Rev. A. A. Gee, d. D.,
who has been ill and still is very sick
man in the Methodist parsonage.
Las Cruces.
Fred Bascom has gone east after new
goods.
Hon. John Ii. Riley came in from the
north on Tuesday.
S. p Ascarate has returned from his
ranch at Janos, Mexico.
Miss Maggie Fountain has taken charge
of the postoffice at Mesilla.
The young men of the town gave an en-
joyable hop last evening.
Mrs. j. A. Baird and Mrs. H. B. Holt
have returned home from Ell Paso.
Celso Amador has removed to Juarez
and is clerking for W. g. Walz.
Collector Jacob Schoublin has gone to
San Antonio, Tex, to accompany Mrs.
Schaublin home.
Miss Ida Freeman has been appointed
matron of the girls dormitory at the Ag-
ricultural college.
A number of elaborate afternoon and
evening parties are on the tapis for De-
cember and January.
The wedding of Mr.. Jos. Bonham ane
Miss Anna Fry is chronicled to take place
some time this winter.
The Misses May DeMier and Ella Steele
entertained few friends at the residence
of Miss Steele's father, Samuel Steele, last
evening.
Mrs. Addison Centre, of Melrose, Mass.
mother of Mrs. E. E. Day, accompanied
by her daughter, has arrived to spend the
winter with Mrs. Days family.
A delightful time was enjoyed at the
progressive euchre party at Mrs. Oscar
Lohman's on last Friday afternoon. Mrs
| l.. Woodson won the first prize, dainty
pearl and silver paper knife and th'
| booby prize went to Miss Anna Fry,
solid silver glove buttoner.
Miss Morris Freudenthal, Mr.. and Mrs
Phi. Freudenthal and children and MI
Will Jacoby went to Colorado, N. M, Il
attend the anniversary of the wedding o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jacoby, which occurred
on November 8. Mr.. Jacoby has re
turned.
| Roswell.
Frank Calfee and j. D. Lea have gon
to Twin Buttes, antelope hunting.
Mr.. Geo. Z. Davis and family are ar
ranging to move to town from their plac
in the country SO as to be more convenien
to the schools.
Mesdames G. T. johnson and X. M. Par
sons and their children have returne
from the Diamond ranch, where the
have been visiting Mrs. Jas. Sutherland
Silvap EitV.
George Black, son Of Hon. Rober
Black of this city, arrived from Boston o
Wednesday.
Miss Ceusie Upton of Crawford, ha
been visiting her sister, Mrs. J.S Fielde
in this city, during the past week.
H. A. Foss, D. Mcclure and H. {
Clark, three genial and prominent cit
zens of Chicago, came up from Hudson
Hot Springs sanitarium the other da!
They were accompanied by A. R. Graham
mine host of Casa del Consuelo at tn
spring.
About 80 young people gathered at th
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. &
Hood last Friday evening and sewers
pleasant hours were spent in amusement
consisting of games, music both instrr
mental and vocal and fortune telling
The reception was given in honor of Mit
Esther Abraham, formerly of this plac
but who has been abroad for some year
completing musical education. SeN
eral pleasing numbers we're rendered b
the accom- plished young lady and it
evident that her few years abroad wei
+ we'll spent. Refreshments we're served
II, after which an hour or so more wei
; spent in games.
white Oaks.
Colonel G. W. Prichard has returne
! from California.
Captain D. w. Roberts and DR.. Ri
we're in from Nogal this week.
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