Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-03-19
SOCIAL CHRONICLES

ChaS. Scheurich went up to AntonitO
this morning.
U. S. Marshal Foraker returned from
Las Vegas today.
Colonel Frost is expected to return
from Kansas City Monday night.
Rev. Jacobs condition is much the
same. He has been Ill for some time.
Miss Ada Teasdale will return tonight
from a months trip through Old Mexico.
A. B. Renehan has returned from a
business trip to Albuquerque and Ell
Paso.
c. H. GilderSleeve went to Albuquer-
| Que this afternoon to remain several
days.
Judge S. b. Newcomb, of Las Cruces,
is in the city on legal business, register
ing at the Claire.
Mrs. 7. j. Helm is expected home to-
night from Indianapolis, where she has
been visiting for three months past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence, of Indiana,
are guests at the sanitarium, coming
from Las Vegas Hot Springs last even
ing.
Sister Desideria, who hes been at st.
Vincents for a long time, has gone to
Albuquerque, where she will teach in
the schools.
DR.. Thomas HARDWOOD, superintendent
of Spanish missions for the M. Z.
church, is in the city and will leave to
night for the south.
Miss Lettie Conroy, sister of Mr.. Thos.
Conroy, died last evening, of consump-
ton. The remains will be shipped this
evening to her home in Terra Haute,
Ind.
Francis Downs, ESQ.,, commander Of
Carleton post, G. A. R., who has been
confined to his room at St. Vincent's
for the past four months, is improving
In health.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wisner, OF De
troit, are still at the sanitarium. Mr..
Wisner has been quite i'll since coming
from Cerrillos, but is reported as re-
gaining his health and will soon be out
again.
Mr.. j. P. Russell, of Massillon, o.,
brother-in-law of Secretary Wallace,
will spend Sunday in Santa Fe. Mr..
Russell, who is the vice president OF the
Russell company, manufacturers of en-
gines, electrical plants and other ma.
chinery, has been touring the southwest
and Old Mexico and is ON his way home.
Governor Otero returned home last
night, from a trip through the northern
part of the territory, having visited Clay
ton, Ration and Las Vegas, while away.
He was accompanied from Las Vegas by
his mother, who has been ill for several
days past. Mrs. Otero is now at the sani.
tarium, and is rapidly improving In
health.
This afternoon Miss Caryl Palen gave
a Stitching bee" luncheon in honor Of
Miss Pearl Thornton. The table was
decorated in black and yellow, which
are the colors of the club. Those in
vited were, Miss Thornton, Miss Hurt
Miss Jones, Miss Mckenzie, Miss Keller
Miss Staab, Miss Gulliford, and Mis-.
Crawford.
Governor Otero, Page b. Otero, of this
city; Harry w.. Kelly, the well known
member of the firm Of Gross, Blackwell
& Co..; Colonel Austin, of the governor!
staff, and Perry Erickson, were all madt
Elks in Las Vegas Thursday night. L
is rumored about that the goat was
unusually risky in honor OF the occasion
and that the Elks who had been ovel
the road were somewhat amused at thu
ceremonies.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Wallace
entertained a number of lady friends a.
luncheon, there being present, Mrs
Schultz, Mrs. Weltmer, Mrs. s. Eldodt
Mrs. NJ. Eldodt, Mrs. Knaebel, Mrs
Spite, Mrs. Franz, Mrs. Kahn, Mrs
Koch, Mrs. Warner, Mrs Harroun, anG
Miss Atkinson, Miss Smith, and Mis-!
Hilger. The afternoon passed ava,
In the most pleasant manner and wa:
highly enjoyed by the ladies present.
Hillside Bungalow was again the scene
of a very jolly surprise party on Tuesda!
evening, to celebrate Mrs. Weltlneri
birthday. The friends whoinitiated thu
festivity had the great good luck to cap
ture Cy Warman, author of Sweet Marie
who is rapidly acquiring a Worldwide
reputation by his short, crisp, interest
ing, though true, rOmances of thes'
\ glorious Rockies. His genial help gav'
great additional zest to all exceedingly
pleasant evening.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Geo. w
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luncheon. The occasion was Mrs
Knaebels birthday, although but few
OF the guests knew they were partici
pating in the celebration of any particu
lar event, until the hour for going home
arrived. Those present were Mrs. Gul
liford, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Moore, Mrs
Boyle, Mrs. Weltmer, Mrs. Mcbride
Mrs. Day, Mrs. Harroun, Miss Crane
Miss Atkinson, Miss Keller, and thu
Misses Gulliford.
Mrs. Kahn entertained . number 0.
lady friends this afternoon with a tea
to which the guests were invited to come
early and stay late, and s'bring theil
knitting" Among those invited were
Mrs. Otero, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Spitz
Mrs. B. Seligman, Mrs. A. Seligman
Mrs. ]. Seligman, Mrs. Knaebel, Mrs
Koch, Mrs. WHY'S, Mrs. Carson, Mrs
Shelby, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Nc
Bride, Mrs. M. Eldodt, Mrs. Gusdorf
Mrs. Diaz, Mrs. Franz, Mrs. Chaves
Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. GULL
ford, Mrs. Creighton. Mrs. Ilfeld, Mrs
Rivenburg, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Wiedman,
Mrs. Baca, Miss Crane and Miss Hilger.
The Fifteen club met on Thursday al
Mrs. Boyle's, Mrs. Coleman in the chair,
Mrs. Day wrote a very instructive paper
on the life and work Of John Burroughs
Mrs. Rapp read a magazine critique or
the same author, which was followed By
o humorous reading admirably rem
dered by Mrs. Thomas. Before the
visitors withdrew, Mrs. Boyle offered
the club tea and cake In English fash
ion, which was highly appreciated
After On executive session, the meeting
was adjourned to Thursday, the 24tf
inst, at Mrs. Coleman's, when Mrs. Day
will preside.
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