Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-26
|SOCIAL CHRONICLES

posed. having had an attack of la
grippe.
Robert c. Gortner will leave for
Goshen, Ind. tonight to pay a visit to
his parents.
Judge John R. McFie left this after
noon for a short visit to his family at
Las Cruces.
Mr.. H. Hotchkiss, a Chicago merchant,
| has secured rooms at st. Vincent's sani-
tarium for a few days.
Mrs. Arthur Seligman has about re-
covered from her recent illness but is
still confined to her residence.
Miss Jennie Call has returned home
from Las Vegas Hot Springs, where she
has been visiting her sister, Miss Tessle
| Call.
Mrs. l.. A. Hughes is slowly improv-
ing and as soon as able to travel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hughes will take a trip to southern
California.
Mr.. P. B. Coffin, of Chicago, will ar
rive in Santa Fe on a short visit to Cap
tain and Mrs. s. H. Day during the com
ing week.
Mr.. A. NJ. Bergere, clerk of the Dis
trict court, expects to bring Mrs. Ber-
gere and children to Santa Fe for a per-
manent residence about March 10.
Colonel Venceslao Jaramillo, of the
governors staff, after spending a week
most pleasantly with friends and rela-
tives here, has returned to his home in
Rio Arriba county.
Miss Thornton, sister of Mrs. j. ID.
Hughes, is expected to arrive during the
coming week from Los Angeles, Calf,
| on a visit to her sister.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Deakyne, of Phila-
delphia, are guests at the Palace. They
are travelling for pleasure and rest and
are en- route to California.
Hon. J. I. Mclaughlin, n member of
Santa Fe county's efficient board of
county commissioners, is on a visit to
the city and is registered at the Palace.
Mrs. B. Seligman expects to start east
during the next ten days on q visit to
her married daughter in Philadelphia.
She will likely remain east for several
months.
Mr.. w. L. Oliver, of Albuquerque,
land agent for the Santa Fe-Pacitic,
came up from the south last night and
placed his autograph on the Claire reg
lister.
Miss Ruth Weir, who is favorably re-
membered by many friends in this city,
will arrive from La Porte, Ind, during
the coming week on a short visit to her
sister and then proceed south on IA trip
to Mexico.
Colonel and Mrs. Z. E. T%wiicholl, of
Las Vegas, are east. Mrs. Twitchell Is
visiting relatives in st. Joseph, Mo-, and
Colonel Twitchell is at Topeka under
medical treatment.
Captain S. II. Day, the efficient presi.
dent of the Water & Improvement com.
pany, has returned from a three weeks
trip through sugar beet raising and beet
sugar manufacturing districts of Cali
fornia.
Mr.. George l.. WHY'S left this after.
noon for FL Paso on private business.
1t is very likely that he will settle in
that city, when he gives up the position
of clerk of the Territorial Supreme court
Hon. Thomas +. Conway, of Silver
City, who has many friends and ae-
quaintances here, is still in New York
on legal. business. He can be found al
the celebrated lawyers club of New
York City, whore he makes his head.
quarters. '
Mrs. N. 3. Laughlin and children left
last evening for Kansas City, Mo-, for a
visit with Mrs. II. l.. Waldo. Judge
L%aughlin expects to go east during the
| np,,inr utnnjy ND ui1I ,,i, Nv, + n,,rI
lin. From there the family will make a
trip of the middle states and eastern
cities, visiting Chicago, Washington,
New York and Boston before returning.
Mr.. Z. j. Murray, Of Las Cruces, ed
itor of one of the brightest and best pa
pers in the territory, the Dona Ana County
| Republican, and who is also heavily inter
| estcd in mining in Sierra county, is a
guest at the Palace. Mr.. Murray Is
visiting the capital for the first time,
and if he is as well pleased with Santa
Fe and its people, as those who have
met him are with him, it is very well in.
deed. Mr.. Murray has only been a resi-
dent of the territory for about a year,
but has already made quite u name and
reputation in the right line for himself.
Mrs. Otero is a most charming and
bright hostess and the entertainments
given at the executive residence on
Washington avenue are perfect gems
and most pleasantly remembered by
those having the good fortune to par
ticipate. On Thursday last the follow
ing We're entertained at luncheon by
Mrs. Otero: Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Palen,
Mrs. Bernard Seligman, Mrs. Ilfcld.
Mrs. Weidman, Mrs. Gulliford. The dec
orations of the luncheon room and tables
were in pink. AT noon today there
were similarly entertained: Mrs. J. D.
Hughes, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. j. l.. Selig-
man, Mrs. Spiess, Mrs. p. B. Otcro,
Mrs. Carson, and Mrs. Money. The dec
orations of the luncheon room and tables
were in lavender.
Mrs. Z. P. Ripley, wife of the presi-
dent of the Santa Fe railway, visited
the capital of Now Mexico on Tuesday
last with a party of yohng ladies. They
were en- route to California and arc trav-
cling in the presidents special car. The
party consisted of Mrs. Z. P. Ripley,
her daughter, Miss Francis R. Ripley,
| Riverside, H.: Mrs. X. G. Huddlestone,
Chicago, and the Misses Thermina
Townsend, New York; Belle G. Bald
win, st. Johns, Mich; Lucy Montague,
Chattanooga; Sarah s. Clark, Dallas,
and Louise Pelonaut, Auburnsdale,
Mass; Mrs. Bailey, wife of DR.. Bailey
of the Las Vegas Hot Springs, and Mrs.
G%reenleaf, mother of Mrs. Bailey. The
party was entertained by Mrs. M. A. Otero
at a very elegant luncheon and enjoyed
its visit in this city greatly. The
young ladies are students of Smith col
lege and about as nice and bright a lot
of girls as one may have the pleasure
of meeting in this or any other land.