Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-19
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
The Weeks Deings Among Wcrl
known People.

Hon. G. W. Dudrow and wife were visi-
tors TO Cerrillos during the week.
John s. CLARK, prominent citizen and
leading Republican of Las Vegas, registers
at the Palace.
Messrs. Sherrard Coleman and Arthur
Griffin are on the upper Pecos river on a
| fishing expedition.
Hon. B. Seligman and wife are expect
ed to return home from Philadelphia dur
ing the coming week.
Judge H. l.. Waldo, the respected
solicitor of the A., T. q s. F. railroad, ia
! in Las Vegas, arriving there last night.
A. L. Eskridge, representing Parke,
Davis & Co., manufacturing chemists at
Detroit, Mich, is registered at the
Palace.
Captain g. E, Nordstrom, U. s. Indian
agent, visited the pueblos of Laguna and
Acoma during the present week on off
cial business.
Governor Prince left this morning over
the Denver & Rio Grande for Denver and
returns next week to Santa Fe with Mrs.
Prince and son Willie.
Hon. Hugh N. Price of Socorro county,
who was in the race for appointment as
governor of New Mexico, is expected to
arrive here in few days from Washing
ton City.
Elk Delegate I. B. Catron left last night
for the City of Mexico to look after some
land matters he ia interested in, in the
aistar rapnhlio. ba will ba obeapt couola
of weeks.
Mrs. G. j. Ernst, the handsome and
popular wife of Mr.. G. j. Ernest, guests
at the sanitarium, who has been seriously
ILL, is now convalescent and on the high
road to recovery.
Upon the arrival of Secretary Wallace,
Governor Otero expects to go to Wash
ipgton for couple of weeks. On his re-
turn Mrs. Otero and son will accompany
him and take up their residence in the
capital city.
Mrs. A. L. Morrison and Miss Mamie
Morrison expect to leave next Tuesday
for Prescott, Ariz., on two months
visit to Messrs. R. E. and j. E. Morrison,
sons of Mrs. Morrison and prominent at.
torneYs at Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. CLANCY of Al
buquerque, expect to take trip to the
upper Pecos this coming week to remain
in that delightful section fora few weeks,
camping and fishing.
Hon. @. M. Shannon has started from
New York for New Mexico and is expect
ed to reach here during the coming week.
Mrs. Shannon will likely spend the sum-
mer here. She ls now a guest at the
Palace hotel.
Mrs Hughes and Miss Hughes, mother
and sister of the Messrs. Hughes of this
city, leave their home at Bloomington,
Ind, next Monday for California, and on
their return next September will visit for
some weeks in this city.
Hon. r. E. Twitchell, ex-mayor of
Santa Fe and very popular in this city,
is guest at the Palace registering from
Las Vegas. He is here on legal business
connected with his position as assistant
attorney of the Santa Fe railroad.
Mr.. I. j. Helm returned from the
southern part of the territory this morn
ing. He reports the ranges better than
for years past, and cattle in splendid
condition. The weather is very warm
and Mr.. Helm is more than ever of the
opinion that Santa Fe climate can not be
excelled.
Hon. Cyrus Leland, son and daughters,
Mrs. Norman and Miss Leland, who have
been visiting in Albuquerque, arrived in
Santa Fe last evening. Mrs. Norman and
Miss Leland have taken rooms at Mrs.
Bushs and will spend the summer in the
city. Mr. Leland expects to return to his
home in Troy in day or two.
Mr.. L. F. Parker, jr., formerly con
nected with the court of private land
claims in this city, graduated from the
st. Louis law school Thursday evening
with high honors, taking sixth place in
class of 800, and having completed two
years course in one year. He is a very
bright young man and has very promis-
ing future before him.
The committee on arrangements, Mrs.
q. Hogle, Mrs. NJ. P. Moore, Miss Sophia
Knapp, and Miss Rebecca Gold, are BUSH
ly engaged in preparing for the ball to be
given by Myrtle Rebekah lodge No. 8, I.
O. 0. F., next Monday evening. The
armory hall is to be handsomely dec
GRATED for the evening, good music has
been engaged, and no expense will be
spared to make the evening one of en-
joyment and pleasure.
Major John p. Baker, paymaster, U. s.
A., has been relieved at San Antonio,
Tex, by Major John L. Bulls, who has
been in Washington since his departure
from Santa Fe. Major Bakers new sta
tion is St. Louis, Mo-, while San Antonio,
being Mrs. Bulls home, will be found a
very agreeable station and residence for
the next few years by Major Bulls and
family. Their many warm friends in this
city are gratified at the fact, that pleas.
ant station has fallen to their lot.
On yesterday afternoon, at the residence
of Hon. T. B. Catron, Fletcher Oatrop,
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Cat
ron, and Frank Crosson, only son of Dr..
and Mrs. Crosson, celebrated their sew
enth birthday. The young folks present
numbered fifty-six. and all had most
pleasant time playing all sorts of games
from 4 until in the evening. Refresh