Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

east on leave shortly. He nay make
some speeches for the Republican party
in the Ohio campaign.
Hon. Pedro Perea, Republican candl-
late for delegate to congress, is expect
ed to arrive here this evening from MS
home in Bernalillo.
Hon. w. G.. Ritch, formerly secretary
and governor of this commonwealth,
and now of San Andreas Park, is regis
tered at the Exchange.
Mrs. j. X. Turner, wife of the manager
of the Copper Zone Mining Company In
| Taos, is at the Palace hotel for a snort
\ stay, and registers from Embuda.
Miss Lampson, teacher in the Indian
| school at Pueblo Of Nambe, drove In
from the village this morning to spend
| Sunday, and registered at the Palace
hotel. ;,
Judge Wilbur F. Stone, of the United
| States court of private land claims. IS a
guest at the Palace and expects to re-
turn to his home at Denver Tuesday or
Wednesday next.
Mrs. Massie and Miss Bette Massie
have moved into the Woodruff cottage on
the south side, and will be "at home on
the first and third Fridays of each
month.
DR.. j "A. Massie, of the Rough Riders,
is expected home In about three weeks.
He is now in New York attending the
hospitals and preparing himself for his
work on returning.
Miss Bessie Manuel, of Albuquerque,
has been appointed teacher of the Pres
byterian school at Ration. h Is a
daughter of Rev. John Manuel n a
graduate of the New Mexico university.
Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince left
last night for Omaha, where, as preSi-
| lo,t &c Tho Nav,s NTavton fopYsitnrio1 nv
position commission, he will represent
the territory on New Mexico day on
Monday next. From Omaha he will go
to New York on important private BUSH
ness, which will detain him east for the
next three weeks.
Miss Emily Catherine Jessup, of Den
yer, daughter Of a member of he New
Mexican's staff, has been admitted
to membership in Denver's most noted
musical organization, the Tuesday Mu-
steal club, after passing a searching ex-
animation, with flying colors. Miss Jes-
sup is a soprano singer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Grunsfeld, of AL
%buquerque. have just celebrated the
second anniversary of their marriage.
Mrs. Albert Grunsfeld and son, Ed
ward, of Albuquerque, after a years
absence in Europe, have sailed for home,
Secretary and Mrs. Wallace enter
tanned at two dinners the past week.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Otto L.
Rice, Mrs. Warner and Master Marvin
Rice were present, and last evening a
party of ten was entertained. Those
present were Professor and Mrs. A. II.
Viets, Captain and Mrs. $. n. Day. Mrs.
McCurdy, Mrs. B%urchenel. Mrs. J. Welt
mer and the Misses De Settle, Viets and
Crawford.
The members of Paradise and Aztlan
lodges, l. 0. Q. f., in this city VIII give a
banquet in Odd Fellows hall tonight in
honor of Ex-Governor Ritch, grand rep
resentative of the jurisdiction OF New
Mexico. and Captain Fritz Muller, just
returned from the war. The members
of the two lodges and a large number OF
invited guests Will be present, and those
in charge OF the affair are anticipating q
royal time.
MISS -, anollpson' o. Ger1,lios. tne
op..aeo, naa ". INC go .es.a
Wopans Ne ~ 10y VIZ
Mana - aoMise.u ~ - S.nns W new
HTo.un ~. .aI - .e ~.
t hhJ,miL ~ . ,,o aip g. IN en- ,Uu.e, a ~,
81 aiA tna' sieepins on 'he piaii's 10 ou'
= Me- rua ,raco r
has haen stonn,n@ ~ thjs o;tv snr Ihn a,
health, concluded Yesterday not to o. r.
@Albun,,ernue and laft instead for no,
home in Ohio LAST night TIL S,etars al
tbe sanitarinm advised bar n Voc hos,
for her to ret,,rn home and she cnn
Guided to follow their advice
". R, Price leaves tonight for Omaha
TO visit the exnosition and to meet Mrs
Er,ca who has hoar ,,,S;tirC ~ tha cost
for two months mast He viii he absen,
about two weeks and on his return will
he accomnanied Nv Mrs pr,ca va
Wednesday afternoon Mrs M A o+e.
m gave q da,trhtfmI Iunchaon IN homo,
of Mrs A A Kean nf AIh,n,,arn,a
Tbera we,e ,ra.art Mrs Kaan Mrs
Hughes, Mrs. Spiess, Mrs. Bergere. Mrs
Money, Miss Young and Miss Creelman,
Last evening Governor and'Mrs. Otero
gave a dinner also in honor of Mrs
Keen, at which Colonel Frost and So
~licitor General Bartlett were present.
Franz G Davis hoe rat,,rred n Santa
no after aiynost q Won re ahserca IN
Prescott and taken a nosition in A
walker & Co.'S store Mrs Davis who
ia in Paris Mo IN q visit d aynectad
IA raturn the aarlv ma ri ~ naxt ,ponth
and thav vii, moIa the,r hnn,e In +hts
civ in the near fmt1re
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10 w. ~ ni,p ,,;s,tdnn - ma'iS WIs,, 10y,
"a r4 ~ liz C,tg sis 1,.hn ne, sUms, W., any
fnama c,'hn Wiz have Jusl returneo
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tanant ~ u ~ ,atta, .Ae MS. as q .eu'
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hove NC Kaor 49,, rvas ~ aorenaiia ay ir,e a.
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in,,ad l. nnS ,aft t%is en- sleaey sn.
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thursday evening Miss Mamie A
morrison gave 9 party at the home Of
ner parents on Palace avenue, IN honor