Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-25
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS,
The Weeks DOiRgs Among Well
Known People.

Mr.. E. V. Chavez of Albuqueru ue, passe
through the city this morning on his wa
to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Bishop vii
celebrate the 18th anniversary of thei
marriage this evening.
Nate Goldorf is back from his pleasur
trip to Las Vegas and admits that he i
glad to be at home again.
Mr.. j. s. Bullock, the ranchman of tn
Pecos, is in the city on business, ant
registers at the Exchange.
Mr.. A. Collins, who has been at the La
Vegas Hot Springs for two weeks, is ex
pected to return tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Hoover and daugh
ter of Albuquerque, are Santa Fe visitors
stopping at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. Robert Pullor of Sault Ste. Marie
Mich, is in the city looking for health
and has rooms at the Exchange.
Mr.. Fitzhugh Thornton of Austin, Tex.
who is visiting with Ex-Governor and
Mrs. Thornton, has taken rooms at Mrs
Bush's.
Rev. G. s. Madden, pastor of the Meth
odlst church, will leave for Albuquerque ue
on Tuesday evening to attend the annual
conference of his denomination.
Mr.. j. W. Nevine, epresenting whole
sale jewelry house in New York City, called
on the trade in Santa Fe today, making
his headquarters at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. @. Stein of Denver, connected with
the engineering department of the Dem
yer d Rio Grande road, spend yesterday
afternoon in the city, going to Ell Paso
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Helm will move in
to the Gildersleeve residence on Palace
avenue next week, and will be at home to
their friends after the lat of the month.
Mrs. @. M. Foraker and Mrs. W. A..
Cassman leave for the east the first of the
month to make extended visits with rela-
tives. Mrs. Foraker will 60 to Hillsboro,
o., and Mrs. Cassman to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Smith and little
daughter, of Gallup, are visiting with
Mr.. Smiths mother and Mrs. Smiths
sister, Mrs. Bush. Mrs. Smith and daueh-
ter will remain in the city for several
weeks.
Governor and Mrs Otero were serenaded
last evening from 8 to 10 O'Clock by the
band. A number of callers par
tlcipated In the pleasures of the evening,
which were prolonged until the wee sma'
hours.
Mrs. Sweeney and sons, who have been
in the city for several months, return to
their home in Kentucky tonight. Mrs.
Sweeney came to Santa Fe for her health
and has fully recovered during her stay.
Master Roland Jones entertained his
little friends at the sanitarium on last
Thursday at dinner ia honor of his 9Th
birthday. There were present Masters
Roger and Buddie Fiske, Mathew and
Robert Reynolds and Miss Alice Rey.
nolds.
Miss Allison wishes through the COL
1mns of the New MEXICAN to ex press her
of and thanks for the kind.
less of the friends who have so generous.
y donated baskets of fruit to the school,
special mention being made of Mrs
Jatron, Mrs. Easley and Mrs. Carson.
Mr.. John Steward, of the New MEXICAN
book room, leaves for Las Vegas tonight,
md will 60 to Denver next week with the
Meadow City band as drum major. The
'and will compete in the contest, and
,oes prepared to take in all the good
h'ngs in sight, including this prizes.
Through the kindness of Mrs. Thomas
'mith, wife of the chief Justice, the pa
tents at st. Vincent hospital were treat
d to a lovely serenade by Professor
'erez' band on last Thursday evening,
'hich was very much enjoyed by all the !
uests at the sanitarium, the fine music :
elng commanded by all. The piazza was
ung with Chinese lanterns. After the :
grenade Mrs. Smith treated the members :,
the band to luncheon.
Archbishop P. L, Chspelle, nephew and :
lece, Mr.. and Miss Sol,gnac, are EXP cot. h
to sail for home today from Europe. T
ne archbishop will 60 to Washington 7
lty on arriving in America, to attend
Getting of the board of directors of the u
athollc University of America, of which Z
ls member, and will not reach Santa 8
before November 1. Mr.. Solignac will 4
sumo his studies in New York, and Miss 4
'lignac will be home in this city within
Q next two weeks.
The Misses Elizabeth and Helen Drew fl
parted last night for their home in St. tt
ouls, where Miss Helen Drew will make
short visit, returning to Santa Fe in
out two weeks. Her marked improve al
ent in general health, due to this cli
ate, must indeed be gratifying to her :
[atives and friends at home, as it ia to II
any here. The Misses Drew have been 0!
bright addition to local society during
BIZ sojonrn in Santa Fe, and their ab. :
ace will be much regretted by their ~
my friends.
Hon. @. M. Shannon, ex-collector of
ernal revenue for New Mexico and
lzona, and his charming wife we're IL
zen farewell reception at the Palace p.
Sel last Monday evening, by some of az
lr friends. The evening was passed Pa
a very pleasant manner, music and. Rii
acing making up the program. Water. slo
Ion was served in true plantation 70
lie. Those present were: Hon. and tul
8. o. M. Shannon, Colonel and Mrs. H, IN
Hersey, Hon. and Mrs. @. A. Spiess,
and Mrs. Frank s. Davis, Mr.. and
s. Wallace Reynolds, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. a..
7erley Read, Mrs. Lynch, the Misses tnl
Rue, Staab, Hurt, Dold, Weir and .
w, Judge Reed, Judge Fuller, Judge NJ,
rray, Judge Stone, Judge Sluss, Dr.. ~
dy, and Messrs. Hudson, Gortuer,
Ok, spiegelberg and Eddie Staab. On :
sday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon L..
arted for their home in Clifton, Ariz, TO- noe
owed by the best wishes OF a host of -'e
nds.