Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Colonel Frost left yesterday evening
for a short business trip to the southern
part of the territory.
Judge A. B. Fall, who has been in the
city the past week attending to business
matters, returned to Las Cruces this
evening.
Mrs. r. p. Gable, wife of Postmaster
Gable, left last night for Chihuahua,
Mexico. She will be gone several
weeks.
Mrs. and Miss Cole, who have been
stopping at the sanitarium for the past
three weeks, left for Denver on the Rio
Grande this morning.
Charles Hull will 60 to Ration to-
night, on business of the gravest i'm
portance to his future. He will return
the latter part of next week.
Miss Susie Mead, who has been teach
ing school III Cerrillos, and who spent
the past week in this city, left for Den
yer on this mornings Rio Grande.
Bishop J. Mills Kendrick, of Ell Paso,
will arrive in Santa Fe tonight, and will
remain in the city for several days. He
will be the guest of Secretary and Mrs.
Wallace.
Captain and Mrs. Max Luna, of Los
Lunas, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Bergere. They will remain in
the city until the captains company is
ordered to the front.
Edward Bergere, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albuquerque, coming up last night. He
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who will remain for several days.
T. j. Curran, of Albuquerque, one of
the commissioners of the Transmissis-
sippi exposition, came in last night and
registered at the Exchange. He at
tended the meeting Of the board today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grant, three
children and servant, arrived in Santa
Fe last evening from New York City.
Mr.. Grant and family are ell route to
their Abiquiu, Rio Arriba county home,
where he has large mercantile interests.
Colonel G. w. Knaebel spent the greater
part of the past week at TERRA ANA
rilla on legal business, returning home
Thursday night. The colonel was high
ly pleased with his trip and entertain
ment while at Rio Arriba's capital.
Captain S. s. Mathers, special agent
of the general land office, who has beer
in the Roswell land district for som
time on an inspection trip, is expected
to return to Santa Fe the early pay Of
May.
Mrs. o. b. Steen and son, accompar
MED by her stepmother, Mrs. A. j. Yea
! ger, of Joplin, Mo-, arrived in the city
last evening and registered at the Claire,
They were met by Mr.. Steen and the
party left for Taos this morning. where
they will spend the summer.
Judge John R. McFie will go to Las
Vegas tonight to spend Sunday with
Mrs. McFie, who is in that city fol
medical treatment. On Monday and
Tuesday the Judge will hear railroad
tax cases in the San Miguel District
court, for Judge Mills.
Wednesday evening Nh. and Mrs. A
B. Renehan entertained at cards. There
were present DR.. and Mrs. Knapp, Mr.
and Mrs. Van Schick, Mr.. and Mrs
Sheridan, Mrs. Foraker, Miss Mauger
Miss Teasdale, Messrs. Pope, Scheurich
C%oddington, Bartlett and Collins.
The Fifteen club met with Miss Gul
iord Thursday afternoon. The pro
] gram consisted of selections from Mon
taigne's essays and other readings from
living authors. Current events anC
criticisms concluded an interesting
meeting of the club, which adjourned tt
meet with Mrs. Harroun on Thursday
next.
The visitors to the cliff dwellings, Mr.
w. H. Mason and his two daughters
Miss Annie and Miss Helen, and Rev
G. L. Madden, report a delightful trip
At Espanola Miss Edna Mcbride Joined
the party. The meagre excavations re
suited in the examining of a skeleton
supposed to be that of a cliff dweller
The skeleton was in a good state Of pre-
servation and is now in the possession o.
one of the party.
Miss Mamie Morrison entertained &
party of young friends, on Wednesday
evening, at her home on Palace avenue
Cards and dancing engaged the atten
ton of the company until a late hour
Before departing for their homes the
guests gave vent to their patriotic feel,
ings by singing national songs, closing
with ''Hail Columbia" and "Marchine
Through Georgia." Miss Morrison is q
will long be remembered by those pres
ent.
Captain s. Y. Seyburn of the Tenth
Infantry, who was regimental adiutant
of the Tenth Infantry while stationed in
this city in 1889, 80 and 81, has beer
assigned to duty on the staff of the
general of the army. Captain SeyburI
is well worthy of this mark Of distinction
as he is an officer of fine military attain
ments, much experience, dash and vim,
The captains friends and acquaintance
here, by whom he Is very kindly
remembered, watt him herewith, best
wishes for the coming campaign.
Monday evening last Governor and
Mrs. Otero entertained in their usual
charming and elegant manner, at cards.
The prizes were won by Mrs. l. II. Rapp
and Mr. s. E. Black, first prizes, and by
Miss Hurt and Col. Hersey, consolation
prizes. There were present Mr.. and Mrs.
l. H. Rapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Bergere, Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Hughes, Miss LaRue, Miss
Reynolds, Miss Kate Reynolds, Miss
Atkins, Miss Thornton, Miss Gulliford,
Miss Amy Gulliford, Miss Hurt, Miss
Keller, Col. Frost. Messrs. Gortner,
Black, Hudson, Col. Hersey, Capt. James,
Drs. Brady and Massie.
Captain James Allen of the signal
corps who was stationed in this city for
several years during the eighties, in
charge Of the government telegraph
lines, and who Is one of the brightest,
most scientific and competent officers in
the army, has been detailed on General
Miles staff as chief signal officer and Is
now at Key West in charge of the cable
and telegraph offices at that point
performing the duties of q censor. On
General Miles taking active command
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