Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-15

mother, sister aud brother Of Mrs. l.. L.
Gladney, are visiting in Cerrillos. Mr..
Hafly will return next week, but the
ladies will remain indefinitely, Miss
Haley being in poor health.-.Cerrillos
Ruster
Miss Stella Jackson of Fayett, Mo-, is
visiting her brother, W. L. jackson, at Sill
yer City.
Miss Kate Reynolds of Las Vegas, has
gone to Boston to partiol pate in reunion
of the graduates of the Boston conserva-
tory of music.
Mr.. Robert Jones of st. Louis, who has
been here on visit to his parents at the U.
s. Industrial Indian school leaves on
Wednesday for st. Louis.
Fred A. Anderson, editor of the Dons
Ana Republican at Las Cruces and of the
Rincon Weekly at Rincon, is guest at
the Palace.
Mr.. W. Braham of Mexico, is a guest
at the Palace and has his children, two
girls and boy, who are attending educa-
tonal institutions in this city, with him.
Mrs. G. H. Brayton of Chicago, who ar
rived here several days ago from Las
Cruces, where she had been spending the
winter for her health, will remain here
during the summer.
Mrs. Geo. Norton of Silver City, has
received 80 much benefit to her health
from her three weeks visit to Santa Fe,
that she will remain here for some
months. Mr.. George Norton, her hus-
band, editor of the Silver City Independ-
emit, left last night for Silver City, but
expects to visit his wife every two weeks
during her stay here.
The many friends of General and Mrs.
E. l.. Bartlett will hear with great regret,
that Mrs. Bartlett is very seriously i'll at
Kansas City and will not be able to re-
turn to Santa Fe for several weeks.
However, she has the best of medical
attendance, care and nursing, and it is
ex pected that she will recover from tbs
effects of the dangerous operation, it was
necessary to perform, in due course OF
time.
Among those who attended the party
given at the Indian school last evening
were the following: Miss Palen, Miss
Hurt, Mrs. Brown, Captain Norstrom
and two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar,
Mrs. Cotton and daughter, Mr.. Jefferies,
DR.. Brady, Mr.. George Brady, Mr.. @.
! Webber, Mr.. Combs, Mr.. Mccormick.
Mr.. Chas. Scheurich.
Ex-Governor Terrazas of Chihuahua,
his son Juan, Don Enrique Creel and
family and DR.. MARQUEE and family, all OF
Chihuahua, passed up the Santa Fe rail.
road yesterday going to New York in q
special car. The party goes to New York
to take part in the organization of rail.
road company which is to build a railroad
from Chihuahua west across the Sierre
Madre to the Pacific coast
The Fifteen club met this week with
Mrs. Weltmer, Mrs Geo. Marsh presiding
The quotations we're from "Prose writer's
of this century" The program consisted
of paper "The Grand Old Man" by Mrs
Laughlin and reading from Morris, Gan
Apology for the Earthly Paradise" by
Miss Gulliford. Mrs. Catron was guest
During the discussion of current events
the hostess served dainty refreshments.
| Mr.. 8. II. Elkins, receiver of the Ortiz
mine land grant, leaves tonight for Col.
| umbia, Mo-, in order to be present at The
graduation exercises of the Christian col.
lege in that city on May 81, when his old
est daughter, a young lady Of 10 years
graduates. The young lady's name il
Allie May Elkins, she is very bright
girl, and although the youngest member
Of the GLASS, is its valedictorian. Early
in June Mr.. Elkins will return to Santa
Fe with his family, consisting Of Mrs
Elkins, two daughters and two sons, and
all will spend the summer here, part Of
the time in this CITY AND part of the time
at Dolores, in south Santa Fe county.