Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-24
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
The Weeks DOiDgs Among Well
known People.


parents in Newark, Nj
Elk. Governor 7. Thornton is in
Denver on mining business.
Mrs. L. B. Catron and son are expected
to return from the Sulphurs next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Ireland spent the
day fishing in Santa Fe river up the
canon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. P. Money have re-
turned from their three weeks outing at
the Sulphurs.
Mrs. Max Luna has spent the past
week at the Montezuma hotel at the Las
Vegas Hot Springs.
Mrs. W. A. Mckenzie and daughters are
back from Los Angeles, where Miss Hor-
tense Mckenzie recently graduated with
high honors.
S. V. Shelby expects to leave on Mon
day for Elizabethtown, where he will pay
visit to the celebrated Aztec mine.
Mrs. James l.. Seligman, who is visit
ing her parents in Salt Lake City, is ex-
pected home in about month.
Mrs. Thomas Smith, wife of the chief
justice, arrived yesterday from Virginia
and is at the sanitarium.
City Treasurer Sam g. Cartwright ex.
poets to return from Ojo Caliente about
the 1st of August.
F. G. King, representing the Alternately
Furniture company, Kansas City, Mo-, is
a guest at the Palace.
Hon Numa Raymond and wife, have
returned to Las Cruces, from lengthy
visit to Switzerland and France.
Mrs. Morton E. Stevens of Trinidad
who has some good friends in this city, is
visiting relatives in Las Vegas.
Hon. W. H. Jack, president of the New
Mexico cattle sanitary board, was visi
tor in Denver during the past week.
Delegate H. B. FERGUSON has returned
to Albuquerque from visit to White
Oaks where he has important mining in
terests.
Mr.. Roland Jones of Mississippi, is al
the sanitarium on visit to Mrs. Jones
who has been here for several months fol
the benefit of her health.
Mrs. Beverley Read of Dallas, Tex.
daughter of U. s. Senator II. d. Money
of Mississippi, is in the city on a visit to
her brother, Mr.. G. P. Money.
Hon. and Mrs. Il. L. Hall have not ye
decided upon future residence. NJ
matter where they 60, Santa Fe people
will be genuinely sorry to lose them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moore, of Las Vegas
passed through Santa Fe this morning
en- route to Hopewell, where he is inter
ested in some good mining properties.
Mrs. Shannon and Mrs. Moore will re
main at the Sulphurs for couple o
weeks longer. Hon. g. M. Shannon is ex
pected to return here during the coming
week.
Mrs. A. l.. Rhyman and son of Los An
geles, Calf, are in the city on visit t.
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Charles Dudrow
mother and sister of Mrs. Rhymsn.
Hon. Matt G. Reynolds and party re
turned yesterday from fishing and hunt
ing trip on the Pecos. The party had
fine time and Mr.. Reynolds fish storie
are excellent.
DR.. and Mrs. J. M. Diaz leave tonigh
for visit to the Pacific coast. They viii
be absent several weeks and will visit Lo
Angeles and San Francisco before return
| ing to Santa Fe.
Mrs. Il. W. Dobson of Albuquerque
and Miss Dobson, wife and sister of Z
w. Dobsop, the well known Albuquerqu
attorney, have returned home from
lengthy visit to the Pacific coast.
Hon. s. Fl. Elkins and two daughter
and niece, who have been here for severa
days, left this afternoon for Dolores
The young ladies visited at Mrs. Laugh
Inns and had most enjoyable time.
Mr.. /. H. kapp, who has been on
visit on professional business to Trinidad
and Las Vegas, returned yesterday. FL
is the architect having charge of the re
building of the territorial capitol here.
Mr.. Chas. o. Bond of Canada, who ha
been visiting for sometime with relative
at Espanola, is In the city, guest at tn
Palace. He is here for his health ant
will likely remain here during the re
mainder of the year.
Mrs. Alice Osburn and mother, Mrs
Kelly, well and pleasantly remembered il
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A private letter to friends her
says, they are in Lucerne, Switzerland
and are having delightful time. The,
expect to return to the United State
alb out October next.
Mrs. s. H, Day and children, Mrs. Jacol
Weltmer and children, the Misses GULL
ford and Nordstrom and Miss May Spit
are Jolly picnic party at Monumen
Rock in the Santa Fe canon. The part.
went up there yesterday and expects t.
return this evening.
Most Rev. Archbishop P. L. Chapel
has arrived in Rome aud in privat
letter states that he is we'll, that tn
weather in Rome at present is quite nice
but not near as nice and as healthful a
in Santa Fe and that he is very busy at
tending to the matters that took him t,
the Eternal City.
The intellectual and discriminative au
dience assembling at Adams hall las
Thursday evening, had only unstintet
praise for Miss Gull,ford's rendering o
Shakespeare's love tragedy. Her judi
cious adaptation of the play to the com
pass of recital, while it left no gap il
the continuity of the narrative, nor elimi
mated any important character, prevente
any possibility of WEAKNESS on the par
of her hearers by the introduction of tn
less needed "dramatis personnel" Oonse
cuently, it was received with merite
applause, and the company thorough
enjoyed the performance. One of tn
most interesting historical plays will b
given next Thursday evening, at the sam
place and hour.