Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-02-27
SOCIAL GLEANINGS.
The Weeks DOings Among Well
Known People.

Mr.. and Mrs. Houser will arrive from
Los Angeles tonight.
Mrs. j. d. Hughes has recovered from
her recent indis position.
| Hon. G. M. Shannon is in Arizona on
official and private business.
Mrs. Ireneo Chaves returned yesterday
| from weeks visit to Denver.
Mr.. Louis Baer, of Albuquerque, is in
the city on visit to relatives.
U. s.. Marshal Edward l.. Hall is in
Washington on official business.
Gov. Thornton expects to leave Wash
ington for Santa Fe Monday evening.
| Mr.. Geo. H. Damon, of Buffalo, N. Y,
is visiting with friends in this city.
The regular hop of the Santa Fe Social
club takes place next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Crist entertain
few friends at an informal musicale this
evening.
Mr.. Reaves, of the surveyor generals
Office, leaves soon to accept position in
Montana.
Mrs. ireland and Miss Braithwaite left
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through Mexico.
R. E. Twitchell, assistant attorney of
the Santa Fe road, returned last night
from Las Vegas.
Probate Judge Frank A. Hubbell, one
of the brightest politicians in New Mex
leo, is in the city.
Capt. A. B. Fitch, of the Graphic
smelter at Kelly, passed up the road yes
terday en- route to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean write friends here
that they are pleasantly located for the
winter in the Hotel L'Imperiale.
Mrs. N. B. LaughlIn entertains the
young people in honor of Misses Emma
and Marguerite Burns this evening.
The many friends of Miss Helen Drew
will be pleased to learn she is rapidly re-
covering her health in Tucson, A. 7.
Major John L. Bulls is in the western
part of the territory on official business
connected with his duties as Pueblo In
dian agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon, who have spent
the winter at st. Vincent's, leave next
week for visit of a month or SIX weeks
in California.
The charming Mrs. Arthur Seligman
is still under the weather. 1t is hoped
the bright sunshine will soon win her
back to health.
Ex.Goy. L. Bradford Prince leaves to
night for Denver, where he will remain a
week or 40 on business, thence going east
and to Washington.
Representative Mahoney, the bright
member of the legislature from Grant
county, went to his home in Deming last
night to spend Sunday.
Hon. 7. d. Burns and family, of TERRA
Amarillo, are guests at the Palace hotel.
They will leave Tuesdny evening for a
trip to the City of Mexico.
Messrs. E. o. Faulkner and A. G. Camp
bell, prominent citizens of the Pecos val
Icy, are in the capital on visit and are
enjoying their stay here very much.
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince is in Wash
ington, attending the sessions of the ma
tional chapter of the Colonial Danes as
delegate from the New Mexico chapter.
| Mr.. l.. A. Hughes left for Trinidad and
Pueblo Friday night on business. Be-
fore his return Mr.. Hughes will recreate
in Denver, where the senior member of
the Mclean firm resides.
/ The following New Mexicans will be in
Washington on Inauguration day: Hon.
T. B. and Mrs. Oatron, Judge A. T.. Morri-
son, Solomon Luna, s Alexander, Creigh-
ton Foraker and wife. w. S. Williams and
4. G. Hall.
Hon. Solomon Luna, who is one of New
Mexicos foremost citizens, leaves to-
night for Washington, where he will at
tend the inaug uration ceremonies and
will also push his case for appointment
as U. s. marshal for New Mexico.
Mrs. B. M. Thomas has been se-
rlously ill for the past two weeks. Her
physician, DR.. Harroun, has been quite
alarmed about her. The many friends of
this most kindly and highly esteemed
lady hope sincerely for her speedy resto-
ration to health.
friends on Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Waldo. Those present were: Mrs.
Waldo, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Bulls, Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs Palen, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs.
Church, Miss Baer, Mrs. ireland, Mlss
Staab, Miss Moore, and Miss Palen.
Judge Louis Sulzbacher, registering
from Las Vegas, is at Sturges' European,
arriving from the north this morning
Mr.. Suzbacher is candidate for a judge
ship under the Mckinley administration,
aud would like to have charge of the dis
trct now under the control of Chief JUS
tice Thos. Smith. Albuquerque Citizen.
L G. Hall, the chief clerk of the ac-
counting department of tho Atlantic &
Pacific, will leave tonight for Washing
ton to attend the inaugural of the in
coming administration. - Albuquerque
Citizen. Mr.. Hail Is candidate for ap-
pointment as receiver OF the U. 5. land
office in this city.
There is quartet of very good look
ing and bright young ladies at the Palace
hotel these days. They are the daughters
of Hon. Thomas ID. Burns, of TERRA
Amarillo, the Misses Emma and Marguer-
ite Burns, and Misses Lou and Lillian
Hughes, daughters of Hon. Thomas
Hughes, of Albuquerque. They are good
musicians, and lively and good conversa-
tionalists. The Palace hotel is much the
brighter and pleasanter for their visit.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. A. A.
Keen, of Albuquerque, gave a most en-
joyable reception at her home on Gold
avenue, for which 120 invitations were is.
sued. Mrs. Keen was assisted in receiv-
ing her guests by Mrs. w. E. Walsh and
Mrs. F. B. Sutton. The tables in the re-
freshment rooms were handsomely deg
GRATED with jardiniers of pink and white
tea roses. The reception was most en-.
| joyable affair and attended by Albuquer-
que's 400.
The luncheon given by the Ladies Aid
society of the Methodist Episcopal church
| at the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.