Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-29
CHRONICLES

his residence in Silver City for the time
being.
Mrs. Nordstrom and children expect
to leave Santa Fe for Washington Clty
during the coming week.
Hon. and Mrs. John II. Riley, OF Colo
RADIO Springs. have been in Las Cruces
during the past W weeks visiting re'a-
tives.
Judge W. j. Mills and family VIII
leave New Haven, Conn, within IA few
days after the judges confirmation for
New Mexico
Miss Caryl Palen's numerous friends
will be pleased to learn that she is very
much better, and is slowly returning to
health and strength again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Davis are ar
ranging to move to Prescott, A.. T., on
Tuesday. February 8, where they Will
make their future home.
A. c. Voorhees,, ESQ.,, of Ration, is III
Ohio looking after his chances for APP
pointment to the position of U. 5. dis
trict attorney for New Mexico.
United States Attorney Childers re-
turned to his home in Albuquerque this
afternoon, having finished his work in
connection with the grand jury.
Hon. S. M. Ashenfelter and family
have moved from Colorado Springs back
to their old home in Grant county and
will hereafter again be residents OF
Deming.
Mr.. c. M. Higginson, assistant to
President Ripley, of the Santa Fe road,
spent the day in the city, arriving In a
private car last night. He is returning
to Chicago from a pleasure trip to Mex
leo.
Captain s. Y. Seyburn, of the Tenth
infantry, and Mrs. Seyburn arein wash
ington, where the captain is on detailed
| service. Both are well and favorably
remembered in this city, where they
have many friends.
Captain VIM. French, of Grant coun-
ty, who manages a big ranch in the
Mogollons, and who has been visiting
in England and Ireland during the past
two months, will sail for this country
on February IL coming.
Mrs. Koch entertained seven of her
lady friends on Wednesday in a pleas
ant manner with all afternoon tea and
musicale. Those present were: Mrs.
DR.. Harroun, Mrs. P. II. Harroun, Mrs.
Warner, Mrs. Ireland, Miss Schormoyer'
Miss Eppinger, and Miss Hurt.
Governor and Mrs. Otero attended the
free public library ball last night at Al
buuuerque and went to Las Vegas this
evening. While at Albuquerque they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Keen. Mrs. Otero will remain in Las
Vegas several days: the governor expects
to return to Santa Fe Sunday afternoon,
Miss Sadie Holman, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. c. A. Spiess for sew
eral weeks past, will return to her hone
in Las Vegas tonight. She will be &C
companied by Master Miguel Otero, VIII
will Join his parents, Governor and Mrs
Otero, who are visiting in that city.
Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. A
, b. Renehan entertained a few friend
at their home on San Francisco street
The evening was devoted to cards an
r music. and a prolonged visit to the tabl
. where delightful refreshments wer
: served. THOSE present were DR.. AM
Mrs. Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders, 0
Chicago; MI. and Mrs. Van Schick
Miss Teasdale, Mr.. Pope and Mr.. Rice
The promotion of Colonel Cushing t
brigadier general and commissary gen
eral of the army promotes Major c. A
Woodruff, who has many true friends !
t New Mexico, to be a lieutenant colone
in the subsistence department. MaJo
:. Woodruff and family are now domicile
at Governors island, where he is on dut
9 as chief commissary of subsistence Q
the department of the east.
Miss Neelie P. Crane, the very con
petent and faithful secretary in tn
executive office, will leave during tn
y coming week for a months vacation
y which she will spend at home in Dalla
: and with relatives in Missouri. She wi
n also visit Mrs. E. L. Hall at Pueblo b.
fore returning here. This is the fir
. vacation Miss Crane has taken durin
d three wears and she is certainly we
entitled to this period of rest and n
creation.
vi The numerous Santa Fe friends
Il Captain and.Mrs. l. w. Littell will be II
! terested and pleased to hear that a tw
y fold blessing recently entered their ha,
by home in Elizabeth, N. j., in the for
le Of twin baby girls, and that all was we
Il when the missive announcing the joyf1
eventleft Elizabeth. Captain Littell W;
u first lieutenant and adjutant OF tt
is Tenth United States infantry during tt
s. years that popular regiment was st
toned at Santa Fe and both he and b
y. wife were social favorites here. He h
- since been promoted to a captaincy
he the uuartermaster's department and
stationed at New York City.
". The Fifteen club met on Thursday
g, Mrs. Laughlin's, who occupied the cha1
n Miss Amy Gnlliford gave a very exc,
J. lent paper on the Rosettis, Dante, G
y briel and Christine. In the regrett
absence of Mrs. Geo. Marsh, Mrs. Boy
r. read a magazine article on the Engli
i poets, William Norris, Owen Meredi
and Edwin Arnold. Mrs Laughlin co
tributed a humorous description co
is corning Sonny's Diploma, which W
n admirably rendered. The club thu
went into executive session, adj0urnil
TIL Thursday next at Mrs. HarrOun
when Mrs. Rapp will preside.
!" Captain Charles l.. Cooper, Tenth Gu
H. airy, who has been detailed as actil
agent of the Pueblos and Jicarilla Ap
or ches In this city, is well and favorat
to remembered by many Of Santa r,
I citizens, having been stationed ne
during the 70s on special duty. J
ne entered the volunteer service In ma
', 1862, served throughout the war vi
IN credit and gallantry, and was muster
out as a first lieutenant in Octob'
1855. He was appointed Q second lt
he tenant in the regular army July, 1s'
,st promoted to first lieutenant Octob,
1887, and to a captaincy In the Ten
cavalry September Is, 1888. Duri
his regular army service Captain Cool
Ier has seen lots Of hard and arduous J
,e- dian campaigning, and in 1877 was VI
IA a. stain Malaria command Of tho Ven