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

Arrangements are being made for a
fancy dress ball, to be given at the Pal
ace hotel Thanksgiving night.
j. NJ Gearing of Allegheny, Pa, is a
guest at the Palace, and expects to remain
iu Santa Fe for month longer.
Mr.. John s. CLARK of Las Vegas, who
has been here several days on private
business, returned home last night.
Mr.. d. L. Hoskins, cashier of the San
Miguel National bank, of Las Vegas, is in
the city attending to business, and regis
tiers at the Claire.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cunningham of
GAINESVILLE, Wis, are in the city visiting
the points of interest, making headquar
ters at the Claire.
Mrs. D. A. Chappell of Trinidad, Colo,
who has been visiting Mrs. Rapp in this
city, left on Thursday evening for her
home, having enjoyed her visit here very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Roberts, of Will
mington, ILL.,, who have been here for a
month and have had rooms with Mrs. q. W.
Haynes, expect to leave for home tomor.
| row evening.
Hon. Juan Santistevan, leading mer-
chant and banker of Taos, is in the city
en- route home from Folsom,
where he has been disposing of large
herd of lambs at very good prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wallace Reynolds and
Miss Sadie Baum who have been visiting
relatives and friends in Las Vegas, re.
| turned home yesterday. They had very
en- joyable time in the Meadow City.
Mrs. Solomon Luna, the charming wife
of Hon. Sol Luna of Valencia county
who has been here on a visit to her par
ents, Hon. and Mrs. M. R. Otero, expects
to leave for home on Monday evening.
Mrs. Roland Jones, who has been here
during the past summer as guest at the
sanitarium for the benefit of her health
leaves tonight for her home in Missssip
pi, greatly improved and feeling very
we'll.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Hayes Moore anG
child, of Philadelphia, are registered al
the Palace hotel. Mr.. Moore is the new
pastor of the Presbyterian church in this
city, and will enter upon his duties al
once.
On Wednesday Mrs. OLero gave a
luncheon for Mrs. D. A. Ohappell, OF
Trinidad, entertaining Mrs. Chappell
Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. j. D. Hughes, Mrs
Spiess, Mrs. Roland Jones and Mrs. IL
field.
Last Tuesday Mrs. I. H. Rapp, enter
tanned at dinner in honor of their guest
Mrs. D. A. Chappell, of Trinidad. Those
present we're Mrs. Chappell, Gov. and Mrs
Otero, Secretary and Mrs, Wallace and
Hon. and Mrs. G. A. Spiess.
On last Saturday evening Secretary anc
Mrs. Wallace entertained few friends al
dinner, at their home in the old palace.
Those present were Hon. and Mrs. Spiess
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Money, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. A, Fiske, Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Rapp, anG
Mrs. Ohappell.
The Fifteen club met this week will
Mrs. Smith. The program consisted O.
short readings from 'Hypatia," the paper
of the day on "Pythagoras." by Miss
Amy Gulliford, and reading on "Tht
LOTUS" by Mrs. Marsh. Current EVENT.
closed the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cassidy of Cleve
land, Mora county, brought their son ant
daughter, Mr.. ]. and Miss Bessie, to SAINTS
Fe last evening to place them in schools
The young man will attend st. Michael,
college and the young lady will enter thu
Loretto academy. The party registered
at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. W. j. Cartan, one of the gentlemen
who are here examining the Albemarl
and testing the ores of that big and valu
able property, with view Of purchasing
the same, paid the Herald friendly cal
on Tuesday, and during the conversation
that ensued it transpired that Mr.. Cartan
who is a genial and affable gentleman
was classmate of Miguel A. Otero, th'
present efficient and much esteemed gov
ernor of New Mexico, says the Blanc
Herald
Mrs. George P. Money gave charming
"Hesrt" party yesterday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. Roland Jones. Those in at
tendance were, Mrs. Jones, Mrs Otero
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Laugh
lin, Mrs. Il. A. Hughes, Mrs. J. D. Hughes
Mrs. Palen, Mrs. Spless, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs
Fiske, Mrs. Tlfeld, Mrs. Sloan, and thu
Misses Palen, Ilfeld and Hurt. Mrs. II
field was awarded the first prize, and Mrs
Fiske captured the consolation.
FAREWELL TO FRIENDS.
Miss Mamie Morrison entertained
number of friends at the home of he
brother, Robert e. Morrison, yesterda,
afternoon and evening, preceding her re
turn to her home in Santa Fe. In tn,
afternoon the guests were entertained a
the game of Hearts," at which the follow
ing prizes we're awarded: First prize
Miss Bessie HAITI, bon bon spoon; secont
prize, Mrs. Herndon, silver mounted
comb; BOBBY prize, Mrs. Charles Ellis
hat pin. The guests present were
Mesdames j. O. Herndon, II. Goldwater
D. A. Burke, W. G. Flint, II. d. Ross, G
Ellis, E. M. Blake, W. M. Evarts, T. W
Otis, F. A. Tritle, j. G. Martin, w, O
O'Neill, B. H. Weaver, Misses HAITI, NC
Gill, Marks, Gould. Gage, Weaver, Kier
nan, Martin and Ellis. In the evening
the guests were INDUCED in the eve
popular game of "Whist." At the close o
the contest there were several ties. Fo
first prize, Messrs, Allen and Howe tied
in the tied contest, Mr.. Allen won. Th
ladies' first prize, silver mounted purs'
and card case, was won by Miss Eta De
Witt. For the gents BOBBY prize, pal
card markers, Jules Baumenn and j. f
Morrison tied, in the final Mr.. Morrison
being declared the winner. Miss Camp