Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-20

Mrs. @. M. Shannon reformed last night
from much enjoyed visit to Albuquer-
que.
Collector O. M. Shannon leaves to night
for Arizona on official and private bust.
ness.
Vincent B. May, of Las Cruces, promi
nent citizen of Dona Ana county, is in the
city.
Mrs. A. G. Ireland contempates trir
to the City of Mexico within the near
| future.
Hon. John II. Riley expects to return
to this city from Colorado on Monday
night.
Miss Baer, guest of Miss Staab, has
| been under the weather with neuralgia for
| the past week.
Hon. R. +. Twitchel returned last
night from Albuquerque, where he went
on legal business.
Professor Hiram Hadley, president Of
the faculty Of the Territorial University,
is here from Albuquerque.
Mrs. A. E. Carver enjoyed the concert
de Sousa and incidentally Albuq uerque
and its sights the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houser and their interest
ing family return to the sanitarium the
coming week to remain Indefinitely.
DR.. John Palmer Mathews, who will
marry Miss Ina Loomis next Monday
evening, reached Santa Fe last night.
Col. Richard Hudson, who has been
here a week Watching legislative matters,
leaves tonight for his home in Silver
City.
Mrs. Holt, the pretty wife of Chief
Clerk Holt, and son, Edwin, have spent
the past week in Albuquerque with
friends.
Judge A. Il. Morrison expects to leave
during the coming week for Washington
where he will attend the inaugural cere-
monies on the 4th of March.
A. G. Campbell, attorney for the Pecos
Irrigation & Improvement company, left
last night for Denver, and returns here
Tuesday morning.
Miss Caryl Palen spent very pleasant
week as the guest of Mrs. N. B. Field in
Albuquerque. Being music lover, she
also attended the Sousa concert.
Mrs. and Miss 81 less went down to AL
buquerque to attend the Sousa concert
and were the recipients of many cordial
and pleasant attentions during their stay.
The Santa Fe Social club held a bust
ness meeting last evening and admitted
four new members, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Jones, Miss A. Gulliford and Mr.. j.
Hudson.
Mrs. Will Hailmann, of Nebraska, wife
of the son of DR.. Hailman, who is we'll
known in this city, is expected to arrive
in Santa Fe next week, to remain three
months for her health.
Mrs. Amado Chaves and little daughter
have returned from Las Cruces, where
they spent three weeks at the Livingston
sanitarium. They we're greatly benefited
by the sojourn In Las Cruces.
Hon. W. A. Hawkins and Mr.. J.E.
Sheridan, of Silver City, are still in the
city and will remain here until next
Wednesday and until after Luna county
is disposed of.
Mrs. Louis @. Burnes, of St. Joseph,
will arrive in Las Vegas today on visit
to her sister, Mrs. R. E. Twitchell. Both
ladies are well and favorably known in
this city.
Miss Crane, the governors very eff
Client private secretary, is still confined
to her room with severe attack of the
grip.
Mrs. N. 3. Laughlin entertained few
friends on Monday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Henry L. Waldo. Those present
we're Mrs. Waldo, Mrs, j, H, Gerdes. and |
Mrs. Newhall,
Mrs. L. B. Prince left for Washington |
this week and will be present as delegate |
aud vice president for New Mexico at |
the meeting of Colonial Danes on Wash |
ington's birthday.
The Misses Perea and Mr.. Page B.
Otero were visitors in Albuquerque the
past week renewing pleasant friendships
with relatives and acquaintance and en-
joying the Sousa concert
Mrs. W.. I. Thornton entertained few
friends in honor of Mrs. Henry l.. Waldo
on Thursday afternoon. Among those
present were Mrs, Waldo, Mrs. Victory,
Mrs Palen, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Ilfeld and
others.
It is pleasant to see the bright and
blooming countenance of Mrs. Church
once move. This charming lady is quite
restored to her former condition of health
and does not contemplate any change to
as was at first feared would
be necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry @. Reed, of Kansas
City, are spending the day in Santa Fe
sightseeing. Mr.. Reed is boyhood
friend of Hon. R. E. Twitchell and is now
a prominent operator on the Kansas City
Produce exchange. They are en- route
to the city of Mexico.
An exploring party, consisting of Las
Vegas and Santa Fe's handsomest ladies',
honored Albuquerque by their presence
On Wednesday. Now neighbors if You
possess any more like the samples EN-.
brace the first opportunity to send them
down. 1t did our eyes .-Albuquer-
que News.
Letters received by friends contain the
pleasant news, that Miss Laura B. Marsh,
1t present with her mother in Denver,
or the formers health, is improving y
apidly. Miss Marsh and Mrs. Marsh j
re stopping with Mrs. Wixop, nee Marsh.
Mrs Wixon is state librarian of Colorado, ,
md one of the most prominent members !
Vt the Monday club Of that city. I,
Mr.. F. H. tombstone, superintendent of q
motive power of the Mexican Central 8
abroad, accompanied by his wife, is at q
ne Palace. Mr.. tombstone has been con- g
'ected with the Mexican Central from it's G
cry commencement and is trusted and
official of the road. He and q
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