Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-13
SOCIAL GLEANINGS.
The Weeks DOings Among Well
KNOWN People.

Mrs Samuel Eldodt is in South Bend
Ind, visiting relatives.
Hon. Amado Chaves is in the southern
part of the territory on official business
Miss Helen Drew leaves tonight 70
Tucson, A. T., where she will visit for tw,
months.
The Santa Fe Social club will give it
regular semi-monthy party next Tues
day evening.
| Ex-Gov. l.. Bradford Prince returned
yesterday from Denver, where he speu
the past week.
/ Mrs. R. Il. Twitchell, of Las Vegas, vii
pay Santa Fe visit next week ana vii
remain come time.
! Mrs. Amado Ohaves and child, at thu
Livingston sanitarium at Las Cruces, are
steadily gaining in health.
Hon. j. A. Ancheta has been confined t,
his room at the sanitarium for the pas
week with dislocated arm.
Mrs. G. A. Spiess entertains the youns
people in honor of Miss Mary La Rue
of Las Vegas, this afternoon.
Rev. Father P. Gilberton left thi
morning for Cerrillos and Madrid, to hclt
religious services in those two towns.
Much to the delight of Mr.. Ernst, Mrs
Ernst and little daughter returned on Fri
day, after delightful visit in st. Louis
Hon. Joe E. Sheridan, editor of the Sill
yer City Enterprise, left last night fol
home smiling broad and goodly smile
Mrs. E. L. Bartlett leaves shortly for g
visit to Mrs. Louis Baer in Albuq uerque
From there she will GO on east for an ex.
tended visit.
Phil b. Harronn, consulting engineer
of the Western Homestead q Irrigation
company, arrived from Albuquerque last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Otero and child re-
turned last night to Las Vegas, after a
weeks greatly enjoyed visit here.
DR.. W. s. Harroun has returned from a
weeks visit to Colorado, where he at
tended the sessions of the Grand Lodge
of United Workmen at Longmont.
Mr.. J. A. LaRue and pretty daughter
Miss Mary, left last night for their home
at Las Vegas. Miss LaRue made good
many friends here by her vivacious and
charming manner.
Hon. Marcelino Martinez left last night
to spend Sunday with his family at La
Cueva. They will return with him and
spend the coming week in Santa Fe.
Hon. Manuel A. Sanches will be at home
in Las Vegas to-day and tomorrow and,
returning Sunday night, will bring his
family to spend week in the capital.
Capt. L. W, Collier, editor of the Ration
Range and candidate for appointment
as governor of New Mexico, spent yes.
terday in the capital.
Hon. Numa Raymond and wife and Sis
ter.in.law, Miss Frenger, are expected to
return to Las Cruces from their visit to
Switzerland about April /.
Mrs. Chas. Wayne and Miss E. A. Nolle
returned to Colorado Springs Friday,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch and niece will
remain for some time at st. Vincent.
party of Santa Feans contemplate a
trip to the City of Mexico in the near fu.
ture. They talk of chartering a special
car and living in it throughout the trip,
a la Raymond and Whitcomb.
DR.. c. H. Lovejoy, of st. Paul, Mimi,
an old time friend of Mr.. Helm, is in
Santa Fe in the search of health. If con-
ditions are favorable he will remain the
entire spring and summer.
large party of music lovers will 90
to Albuq uerque early the coming week
to take in the "Sousa concert" Rumors
are ahoat that special train will be pro-
vided, although nothing definite is yet
known.
Major j. L. Bulls received his COM
mission as major and paymaster yester-
day. For once the appointment of the
right man in the right place, gratifes the
desire of host of friends of this worthy
and most deserving officer.
Mrs. M. A. Otero and son, Miguel, jr.,
more than share the popularity of Senior
'Gllie." They have found many old ac-
auaintances In Santa Fe, WHO have de.
lighted to make time pass pleasantly for
;hese charming residents of the Meadow
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Santos Ortega, of Guada-
ajara, who have been the guests of Mr..
md Mrs. Hersey for several days past,
nave decided to spend the summer in
Santa Fe. At the request of number
If friends Mr.. Santos Ortega will organ
re and teach class in Spanish.
Mrs. Q. A. Spiess entertained very
few lady friends in honor of
Mrs. M. A. Otero, of Las Vegas, last
Thursday afternoon. There were present:
Mrs. Thornton, Mrs Money, Mrs. Fiske,
Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Moore, Miss LaRue
md Mrs. Jones, of Las Vegas, Mrs. |
Hughes and Miss Spiess.
Mrs. Rivenburg and Miss LaRue, of Las
7egas, won the highest number of stars
It Mrs. Hughes progressive heart party.
IN cutting Mrs. Rivenburg won, but most
PEACEFULLY presented the pretty prize to
he charming lady guest with the COM
ailments of Santa Fe to Las Vegas.
News received from Washington this
Veek, states that owing to continued
ttack of chills and fever, John A. Catron
7as obliged to resign from Annapolis.
lis father appointed him alternate to
ohm Symington, Of Santa Fe, who will
% examined in March for entrance to
est FOlnG.
Hon. and Mrs. G. A. Spiess entertained
coterie of friends at dinner on Wednes-
ay last. There we're presents Mr.. j. A.
.aRue and daughter, Of Las Vegas; Mr..
1. A. Otero and wife, of Las Vegas; Mr..
nd Mrs. J. D. Hughes, Judge Lafayette
,mmett, of Las Vegas; Hon. r. A. Fini-
al, of Albuq uerque, Miss spless and Mr..
). A. Hughes.
Hon. W. H. Jack, presi dent of the cat
9 sanitary commission, has been in the
apital all week. Mr. Jack is deservedly
opular in social circles, just as he is de-
srvedly successful in business matters.
he ladies, with whom he is favorite,
ave but one fault to find with Mr.. Jack,
nd that is that he persists in bachelor
ood. Mr.. Jack left last night for his
ONE at Silver City.
The marriage of Miss Ina Loomis to