Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-13


DR.. W. s. Harroun had narrow es-
cape from severe accident on his trip
to Denver. Two of the cars of the train
jun ped the track and were dragged for
abou. 300 yards. No one was hurt and
| Denver papers spoke of the fine times of
the A. .. U. w. So it is evident no shock
OF the above fingered with the delegates.
Mrs. r. j. Palen entertained the Wells
party, OF Albuquerque at luncheon on
Thursday afternoon. Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Wells
sisters, the Misses Barnard, Mrs. Childers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Field, Mr.. Felix Lester and
Mr. +. ". Clancy. Although the day was
I very stormy for this Italian cline the
party expressed themselves as highly de.
lighted with their "Day in the Ancient"
Mrs. Lewellyn and Mrs. Holt, two very
charming women, wives respectively of
the speaker of the house and the chief clerk
of the council, have enjoyed to the utmost
their visit to the capital city. Both are
prominent members and workers in the
"Woman's Improvement society" of Las
Cruces, Mrs. Llewellyn having been it's
recording and corresponding secretary
from the society's inception. Mrs. Holt
| ioo'Oo WIG Soullu6 Wcoh lOE II buOTb WISH
to Albuquerque and to take in the Sousa
concert, and Mrs. Llewellyn returns home
with her little son.
Miss Ina Loomis gave her formal
luncheon as a "bachelor maid" to the
"Bees" last Saturday afternoon. Dainty
invitations bore the legend ".The Bees are
Invited TO take Milk and Honey" with
Miss Loomis, etc. The lunch table was
poem in decoration. The center of the
table bore dainty comb of honey in a
crystal dish, surmount,d by q tiny crys-
tai pitcher of cream. violets fanked
this quaint concert and sugared violets,
almonds and dainties filled the pretty
bonbonnaires at each plate. The "name
cards" were ribbons of pale mauve in
scribed with pretty quotations suited
to the occasion, aud the about to be
rendered ASSOCIATION of the "Bees" A
tender tone of regret at the coming sepa-
ration, uuderlaid the hope of future
meeting. Mrs. j. l.. Bulls and Mrs.
Hughes were invited to meet the "Bees."
A most enjoyable evening was had at
the reception rendered by the Historical
society to the Legislators and their wives.
The Women's board of trade acted by re-
quest as reception committee, and Mrs,
Fritz Muller served a very nice lunoh
Hon. L. B. Prince, president of the So
ciety, made brief address of Welcome,
in which he stated that the society was
endeavoring to preserve the antiquities
of the territory within its limits 80 far as
its limited resources permitted, but that
very many interesting and important ar
ticles were lost for lack of funds to pro-
cure them. Hon. Antonio Joseph, on be- |
half of the council, and Speaker Llew.
ellyn, on behalf of the house, responded, |
expressing the interest of the legislature
and the people in the matter of the So
ciety and the preservation of the antlqui-
ties OF the country in our own collections.
The informal party given by the young
men on Wednesday night at the rooms OF
the Social club, was decided success.
The boys only had two days in which
to make arrangements, but they we're
equal to the emergency and covered
themselves with glory as entertainers.
Those who were in attendance were
Mrs. Thornton, Major and Mrs. Bulls,
Mr.. and Mrs. j d. Hughes, Hon. and Mrs.
Max. Luna, Mr.. and Mrs. Money, Mrs.
llfeld, Hon. and Mrs. @. A. Spiess, Mrs.
Shannon, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Otero, of
Los Vegas; Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hersey,
Mrs. Fiske, Mrs. Jetton, Mrs. Sterne, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Renehan; the Misses Jara-
milo, LaRue, Ilfeld, Ritch, Spiass,
Palen, Moore, Jones, Dickson, Gable
and Gulliford; Messrs. Jaramillo, Mala-
quias Martinez, L. G. Read, Jack, Hall,
Bateman, Chaves, Sweeny, Brady, Reaves,
Pope, Hudson, Andrews, Powars, Beggs,
Gortner, Scheurich, Spiegelberg, Jones,
Doll, and Rice.
Tomorrow night will see the departure
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Mclean and their |
little niece, Miss Lilly Bartlett, for Den
YER, their new home. The many friends
Of this highly esteemed couple will learn
Of the final severance Of their ties to
santa Fe with deep regret. Mr.. Mclean i,
mas been resident of the territory for
The past twenty years and while he goes
10 represent the operations of the thriv- q
ng firm of E. ]. Mclean & Co., he leaves
! large portion of his affection for the
territory that has SO we'll repaid his
,xertions. Mrs. Mclean came west 8
IN visit to her sister, Mrs. R. j.
Palen, in 1885, and has been closely iden-
ified with the social and musical life of
Santa Fe, and albuquerque as we'll. Mrs. I
Mclean was for many years organist and q
irst alto in the choir of the Church of the +
Holy Faith and also sang in St. Johns t
'hurch during her residence IN Albuquer 9
lus. The "White house" on the avenue
will for time close its hospitable- doors,
md church, guild and friendly circle will
Miss the kindly and gracious presence of
ts late mistress. May all success attend
hem in their new home.
Mrs. j. D. Hughes entertained yester-
lay afternoon and evening. In the after.
loon "Hearts" held the attention of Mrs.
BARTLETT, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Palen, Mrs.
'ullis, Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Day, Mrs.
ames Seligman, Mrs. Llewellyn, Of Las
Jruces, Mrs. Holt, of Las Cruces, Mrs.
)tero, of Las Vegas, Mrs. Schaaf, Mrs.
ones, Mrs. Carver, Mrs. Laughlin,
Irs. WHY'S, Mrs. Ireland, MIS-. Car
On, Mrs. Hersey, Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
.una, of Los Lunas, Miss LaRue, of Las l
'egas, Miss Carver, MISS Baer, of Albu-
uerque, Mrs. Spiess, Mrs. Fiske, Mrs.
tulliford, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Money.
he first prize, a silver hat brush, was
arried off by Miss LaRoe; the oonsola-
ion, a cut glass vignette, was awarded =
frs. Money. In the evening, a "penny
arty" was enjoyed by Mrs. Shannon, Mr..
nd Mrs. Wyllys, Miss Moore, of Albu-
uerque, Miss LaRue, of Las Vegas, Miss .
aer, of Albuquerque, Miss Gulliford,
Hiss Ilfeld, Miss Spiess, Miss Loomis,
Hiss Aimee Gulliford, Miss Dickson, the
lisses Keller, Hon. T. A. Finical, Messrs.
helby, Beggs, Pope, Reaves, Brady,
cheurich, Hudson, Powars, SpiegelberR,
|oll and DR.. Brady. The first prize for
omen, silver mounted comb, was won ?
y Mrs. Wyllys, and Miss Spiess captured
le consolation, au emery. The first
rize for men, a silver mounted whist u
room, went to Mr.. Reaves; the consola-
on, a silver knife, to Mr.. Doll.
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