Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-27
SOCIAL CHRONICLES.

Vaiescent
Hon. L. B. Catron has returned from @
visit to Las Vegas, where he has been on
legal business.
Governor Otero, wife and son are in
Washington City and will remain there
two weeks or more.
Mrs. Charles A. Spiess has returned
from weeks visit to her mother and
friends in Las Vegas.
| Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince is in
Denver and is rapidly recovering from
his recent severe indisposition.
Mrs. Otto L. Rice, who has been se-
riously Ill the past week, is much better
again and on the way to recovery.
Mrs. W. H. Manderfeld and three
daughters are 10 Philadelphia on visit
to Judge Manderfeld. They will remain
in that city for several months.
A. U. Ireland expects to take trip to
his old home in Chillicothe, O., within the
next few days, on visit to his aged
mother and other relatives.
Colonel E. B. Atwood, chief quarter
master of the department of Colorado
with headquarters in Denver, has gone
east on 80 days leave of absence.
Sister Gabrielle, of Cincinnati, an in
innate friend of Sister Victoria, and for
merly in charge of the sanitarium in this
oity, is q guest at that popular institu-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome A. Ellis of Chi
oago, are at the Montezuma hotel, Las
Vegas Hot Springs. Mrs Ellis ls the
bright and pretty daughter of President
Ripley of the Santa Fe railway. They are
on their bridal tour, having been re-
Gently married in Chicago.
At the sanitarium Thanksgiving din
ner on Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Hsokett, and
Mr.. Pope acted as host for Mr.. VIM. Tip
ton, Mr. Sherrard Coleman and Mr.. Al
fred Harper.
Mr.. Mrs. Charles Eckert of Au,
burn, Ind, are sightseers stopping at the
Palace hotel. They are making tour of
the great west which will take them a
year to complete, and expect to remain
in this city two weeks.
The many friends of Mrs Roland Jones,
who spent some time at the sanitarium
in this city, will be pleased to learn that
she has reached her home in Grenada,
Mss., after a visit in Chicago, safely
and in good health.
Mrs. Geo. r. Baucus and little son of
Herm osa, who have been in Boston for
several n onths visiting relatives, visited
her sister here, Mrs, Amado Chaves, dur
ing the week for day on her way home
to Sierra county.
Mrs. @. NJ. Foraker and child returned
from an extended visit with relatives in
Cincinnati, O., last night. They were
met by United States Marshal Foraker
in Kansas City, who took particular care
to escort them home in safety.
Mr.. R. M. Force left today for the Ben
ton mine, and on Monday Mrs. Force and
daughter will return to their home in Du-
range. Mr.. and Mrs. Force and little
Miss Force have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Celestino Ortiz the past week, and
have enjoyed their visit in Santa Fe.
Miss Nina W. Menger, who has taken
the position of stenographer in Surveyo
General Vance's office, takes the position
formerly filled by Mr.. Frederick Livings.
Mr.. Livings was assigned TO the Santa Fe
Office by the civil service commission
tenn porarily, and was recalled few days
ago. Miss Manger has been given the
position permanently
Major w. Fl. FL. LewellYn, who made a
6rst-claes speaker of the house of the
Thirty second legislative assembly and
who ia now interested in some extensive
cyanide works in Hilsborc, passed down
the road yesterday in company with DR..
W. 0. Manson OF Chicago, en- route from
Denver to his home at Las Cruces. Major
LlewellYn and DR., Manson have spent a
week in Denver on important mining
business.
On Wednesday evening dance was
given at the Palace hotel, but owing to
the slim attendance only few nun bers
were INDUCED in. Mira. Frank Davis
kindly proffered her house as rendezvous
to which the would be terpsichoreans
wended their way, where Dutch lunch
wes served, and the hours lightened by a
buresque rendition of San American
Beauty" Those present were Colonel
and Mrs. Hersey, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Hughes, Misses, Keller, Wier, Elston,
Gable and Otero, Messrs. Hudson, Go.t-
ner, Pope, Doll and Black.
The Thanksgiving dinner eerved at the
Palace hotel on Thursday was njoyed by
a large number of people in the city
Among those who sat at the tables were
Colonel and Mrs. Geo. W. Knaebel, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Riv-
enburg, Mr. and Mrs Frank s. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. James Seligman, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Fiske, Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob Weltmer
and family, Captain and Mrs. j. r. Hud.
son, Colonel and Mrs. Hersey, Mr.. Will
lam Price and family, Mrs. B. M.
Thomas aud son, Mrs. Van Schick,
Mrs. Sterns, Mrs. Sheridan, Miss Elston,
Miss Teasdale, Miss Alice Atkinson, DR..
j. B. Brady, Mr. O l.. Rice and son, Mr..
Townsend, MIR. A. Hudson, Mr. Vim Hogle,
W. A. Cassman and Mr.. Joe O'Brien.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Hughes
gave card party in honor of Hon. and
Mrs. l.. A Hughes, "Hearts" engaging the
attention of the guests. The prizes we're
four in Dumber, two for ladies and two
for gentlemen, and were won by: Mrs.
Bernard Seligman, first prize for ladies;
Mrs. @. A. Spices, consolation; Mr.. Arthur
Staab first prize for gentlemen; Mr.. Jam es
Seligman, consolation. The guests pres
ent we're: Hon and Mr.. L. A. Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. Fiske, Mr.. and Mrs. Helm, Hon.
and Mrs. Q. A. Spiese, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L,
Seligm'an. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mr.. .and Mrs.
Money, Mrs. B. Seligman, Mrs. Wyllya,
Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Ifeld, Miss Keller,
Miss Massie, Miss HELD, Miss Wier, Miss
Palen, Colonel Frost. DR.. Massie, Profess
sor Black, Messrs. Gortner, Staab,
Scheurich, Pope, Andrews, Hudson and
Spiegelberg.