Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-06

pointment as secretary of the territory
under the incoming administration, ar
rived from Socorro this morning.
Hon. Luis M. Ortiz, from Chamita, is
IN the city. His family Ia here, his eldest
daughter, Miss Clotide, is attending the
Sisters school, studying music, and his
two younger daughters are also attending
the same school.
A. s. Goetz, the enterprising general
manager of the Eddy beet sugar factory,
who has been here several days in the in
terest of the valuable enterprise he rep
resents, left Thursday for home. He made
many friends while here.
Mrs. Kinsell, wife of Sheriff Kinsell,
came up from Cerrillos yesterday and is
domicied at the Palace. She is accom-
panied by her two sons, pair of bright
looking youngsters, VINO are enjoying
their first visit to the Capital city.
Miss Ina Loomis gave farwell lunch
con to the "B's" at noon to-day at the
home of Mrs. E. l.. Hail. Rumor has it
that this event forshadows change of
name by the fair hostess in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs. R. e. Twitchell and son, who have
been on visit to the capital for week,
have returned to Las Vegas. Mrs. Twitch-
ellis many warm friends are gratltied
to know that she is rapidly recovering
and regaining full health.
Mrs. Il. Bradford Prince, New Mexico's
regent of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, is preparing to attend the
annual meeting of the national society to
be held in Washington on February %.
This is to be very important meeting
and Mrs Prince is glad to report ex-
cellent progress in this territory.
Lieut.. M. l.. Stokes, 10th infantry, who
WAS stationed here in 1898 and 1894, is
now on special duty on the staff of the
governor of South Carolina in connec-
ton with the national guard of that state.
His station is Columbia, s. 9.
AT the dedication of the new Catholic
cathedral at Tucson on tomorrow, in
addition to Archbishop Chapelle and
Father Fourchegu, of Santa Fe, there will
also be present Bishop Matz, of Denver
and Bishop Dunno, of Dallas, Texas, as
we'll as Bishop Bougarde, of Tucson.
The Ben-Hur Chautauqua circle met
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ohas
Spiess, with full membership present
A review of French history was the main
topic of the evening, with supplementary
examination of French literature.
DR.. W. s. Harroun, the very popular
and respected physician, left this morn
ing over the narrow gauge for Longmont
Colo, where he will attend the sessions Of
the grand lodge of United Workmen fol
Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. He
will be absent about a week.
Hon. L. Bradford Prince is busily en-
gagged in preparing lecture on Coron-
ada's march, to be delivered before the
Colorado Society of Colonial Wars, next
Wednesday evening. Ooronado's expedi
ton and conc uest of the Pueblo nations
far antedates any colonial war in the
eastern states and is therefore of much in
terest to the society.
Miss Belle Ilfeld most charmingly en-
tertained the Bees in honor of Miss
Palen's guest, Miss Moore, last Monday
evening. More games at 'hearts" than
the recognized one by "Hoyle" were
played and after delightful music and re-
freshments regretful good nights were
eXCuHuReu. LnOoO PIC5OuV w hlooo ouo
Bees were Messrs. A. F. Spiegelberg, Scheu
rich, Reaves, Gertner and DR.. Brady.
Miss Ruth Church, little daughter Of
Mrs. Margaret Church, returned from
Denver on Wednesday, and Mrs. Church
will return from Denver the coming
week. The many friends of this charm
ing woman will be delighted to hear thai
her health is so much improved that SHE
will not be obliged to spend the coming
two months in Albuquerque, as was ex
pected.
urer of the Globe Printing Co., of>St
Louis, yesterday telegraphed Sister Eu
J lalia, of the sanitarium, req Nesting thai
his recently vacated rooms be prepared
for him against his return on the 18Th
inst. Mr.. Houser, who has been sojourn
ing here for the past two months, left last
Monday for the "balmy" cline of Phoenix
but Santa Fe pleases him better.
Hon. j. F. Hinkle, a leading citizen OF
southeastern New Mexico, and who made
an excellent record as member of the
30th and 3lst legislative assemblies, ex
poets to visit Santa Fe about the 18th oil
the present month. He also writes tina,
Mrs. Hinkle, who is we'll and favorablJ
known in Santa Fe, has been very Sc
riously i'll, but is now convalescent at
their ranch home at Lower Penasco, Lin
coin county.
The Misses Gulliford entertained tht
Stitching Bee in honor of Miss Palen't
guest, Miss Moore, of Albuquerque
Games, ROTATIONS and fortune telling, ii
which, by the way, Mdme Gulliford il
most proficient and adept, passed the
evening delightfully."-. Dainty and de-
licious refreshments at II O'Clock wound
up happy evening for the "Bees." The
gentlemen invited we're Messrs. Gortner
Soheurich, Reaves, DR.. Brady and Mr.
J Pope.
The Santa Fe Social club gave another
of their regular monthly hops last Tues
J day evening at their rooms. The affair
was highly enjoyable, and among those
present we're: Major and Mrs. Bulls
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylys, Mr.. and Mrs. Da
Wis, Mrs. Fiske, Mrs. Schaaff, Mrs
Gulliford, Miss Ina Loomis, Miss Gable
of Leavenworth, Kas., Miss Palen, Miss
Moore, Miss Gulliford, Miss Maud Keller
Messrs. ]. M. Powers, s. p. Reaves, Frank
Hudson, Ed Andrews, Chas. Doll and
Chas. Scheurich. Dainty refreshments
we're served by Miss Keller.
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At the Hotels.
At the Bon Ton: O. O. Wright, LAX,
City, Colo; Jack O'Brien, Antonito; Jas
Williams, Madrid; N. NJ. T. Williams, Lot
Cerriilos; Joseph Winters, Albuquerque
Henry Fleming, Fort Wingate; Nicolat
Romero, Julian Martinez, Atrisco; NJ. L
Armenia, Mora.
At the Claire: Chris Sellman, Las We.
gas; W. w. Barkhurst, Mrs. J. P. Mo.
Intire, Albuquerque; H. j. Shull, Pueblo
At the EXCHANGE; Miaa Mamie Allan,