Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-09-04
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
The Weeks DOings Among Well
KNOWN People.


Miss Walz is expected to return from
Ell Paso on Monday night.
Mr.. Matt Breeder, who Is now at the
sanitarium, is reported very sick today.
Hon. Chas. F. Easley spent the day i'll
Cerrilos, looking after business interests.
Miss Anna Hase, niece of Miss Mugler,
leaves tonight for Albuquerque on short
vacation.
Mr.. Charles G. Catron returned to the
Leland Stanford university in California
last week.
Mr.. j. G. Egleston, stockman from To
peka, Kas., is in the city, and stops at the
Palace hotel.
Hon. Matt G. Reynolds and Mr. Vernon
Beggs are home from the Sulphur springs,
returning last night.
Mrs. julius II. Gerdes gave O'Clock
tea this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Kenr-
man of st. Louis.
M. i. s. Waddles, the we'll known com,
mercial traveller from St. Joseph, is reg
istered at the Palace hotel.
Miss Gertie Seward, who has been Wis
to her home in Hopewell this morning.
The Rev. R. M. Craig returned to the
city last evening after two weeks mis-
sionary trip through Rio Arriba and San
| Juan counties.
Mr.. VIM. Berger returned from Denver
last evening, where he has been introduce
| ing new telephone system, meeting with
much success.
Mr.. Ohes Bowmer, grand master of the
grand lodge of A. F. and A. M, jurisdic-
tion of New Mexico, is in the city and
will visit Montezuma lodge Monday even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrison of In
diana, write to friends in Santa Fe glow
ing accounts of the Hot sulphur Springs
over in the Wales region, about As miles
west of Santa Fe.
Captain James of the United States
army, gave . pleasant dinner party for
Adiutant General Hersey and Captain
Max. Luna of Los Lunas, at the santar-
ium yesterday.
Hon. Qulnby Vance came up from the
southern part of the territory last night
and will take his position as surveyor.
general the first of the week. He has
taken rooms at the Palace hotel.
The Optic announces editorially that
Governor Otero will come over to Las
Vegas from Santa Fe, next week, ano
confer with his friends and supporters or
matters personal and political.
Miss Greta Mcbride of Espanola, who
Mcbride, the affable and accommodating
Denver & Rio Grande station agent, fol-
some time past, returned home this morn
ing.
Mr.. j. R. Jetton, of the surveyor gen
erals office, having been awarded a leave
of absence for 30 days, will leave for st
Louis tonight, accompanied by Mrs
Jetton. Mr.. and Mrs. Jetton anticipate
visiting the Tennessee exposition a
Nashville before they return home.
Mrs. Catron, accompanied by her two
younger sons, will sail for Europe OF
October l. The boys will be placed il
school IN Berlin, and Mrs. Catron viii
spend the time under the hands of special
lists, for the treatment of deafness. Dur
ing this month she will be at home OF
the first and second Tuesdays, from 8 tt
IL p. NJ, when she will be pleased to Sc,
her friends, not only in Santa Fe, bu
those from out of town.
Mrs. Wheelock and little daughter o
Las Vegas, have been the guests of friend
in this city for some two weeks past, ant
the visit has been an enjoyable one tt
many of the Santa Fe folks. Mrs. Wheel
ock has beautiful voice, and she ha
kindly consented to sing number o
times in public, much to the qualification
of those who have had the pleasure o
listening to her. The proper thing to d.
would be to induce this gifted lady tt
make her home in Santa Fe.
Mrs. J. B. Grosier, who has for severa
years most faithfully taught the young
Indian idea how to shoot at the Cocbit
pueblo on the Rio Grande river, about 1!
miles from the great Cochiti gold camp
left Santa Fe this morning for the seen,
of her labors. going by way of Thornton
and thence by Perley Wasson's excellen
stage line. Mrs. Grosier belongs to on
of the best families in Massachusetts ant
joys the sincere respect of all who hav,
formed her acquaintance in New Mexico
This scribe has seen her at work ant
noted the fact that the little Indian boy
and girls of her school seemed to low,
and respect her like good mother.
The following item taken from lat
Fredonia IN. W paper, will prove of in
terest to readers of the New MEXICAN
"The town of Houghton, Mich, is abou
to erect monument in honor of Dougla
Houghton, native of this village. MI
Houghtou was the first to discover tn
mineral wealth of Michigan, and the cit
does itself an honor in erecting thi
token of remembrance. Mrs. Bradish,
sister of Douglas Houghton, is still
resident of Fredonia." Mr.. Dougla
Houghton was state gologist of Michi
gan, and lost his life in the pursuit of hi
geologic researches by drowning in LAX
Superior in 1916. He was the father o
Mrs. W. s. Harroun of this city.
Last Monday night Judge and Mrs
LauGhlin entertained number of friend
in royal manner. The evening was de
voted to music and Rotations, an,
proved rare treat to those present In
strumental music was furnished by Mre
L. H. Rapp, Mrs. Matt G. Reynolds, Mrs
Geo. w. Knaebel, and Miss Roberta Hurt
Mrs. Wheelock sang number of song
which were highly appreciated; Mis-
Annie Gulliford also sang; Mr.. George W
Knaebel rendered several songs IN al
artistic manner. Mrs. Ed Van Schicl
and Mics Gulliford gave several recita
tions which were received with loud ap
plause. After the impromptu program
was finished dainty refreshments wer
served. and the guests departed, regret
ting that the hours had passed 80 quickly