Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-27

guests at the sanitarfum next week.
G. A. Schuerich returned from a visit
with his parents in Taos last night,
after an absence of a week.
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld and children, of AL
buquerque, who spent the summer here,
will leave for home at an early day.
Mrs. b. M. Thomas entertained a par
ty of lady friends at her home on Wash
ington venue this afternoon, in a
charming manner.
Mesdames NJ. S. Otero and G.
w. Harrison, of Albuquerque, who
have been here for a couple Of weeks
enjoying Santa Fe's magnificent eli
mate, left yesterday for their home in
Albuquerque.
Misses Elizabeth and Florence Hughes,
of Bloomfield, Ind, who have been here
for a month on a visit to their brothers,
Messrs. l.. A. and J. D. Hughes, and
who have enjoyed their visit greatly, ex-
pect to leave for home during the com
ing week.
On Wednesday evening Hon. and Mrs.
c. A. Spiess entertained a party of gen.
tlemen friends at dinner. There were
were present, Chief Justice Mills, Asso-
ciate Justices McFie, Parker, Leland
and Crumpacker, Hon. 4. B. Cation and
Mr.. Geo. P. Money.
DR., j. A. Massie writes from Camp
Wickoff, Long Island, that so soon as he
is mustered out of the service, he will
visit the hospitals in New York City for
the purpose of posting up on medical
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Santa Fe.
The Tertulia Idiomatica met Friday
with Miss Staab. There was o reading
by Mrs. Koch and current events and
general conversation by the members.
The club will take a vacation of q
month, meeting again the first Friday
of October with the Misses Mander-
field.
Nearly four weeks ago, while at Espa-
nola, Mrs. Prince was thrown from a
horse. At the end of a week she came
to Santa Fe, surprising that she would
soon from her bruises, but the
wound where the horse stepped on her
has proven quite serious, as she is con-
fined to her bed, unable to step at all
with her right foot.
Wednesday afternoon the Misses Elsie
and Jessie Ilfeld entertained in honor OF
Miss Campbell, of Omaha, and Miss
Waldo. of Kansas City. The afternoon
was devoted to an ''art exhibition
which furnished much amusement. Miss
May Spitz carried off the first prize anG
the consolation was captured by Miss
Mabel Gildersieeve. Those present were
Misses Campbell, Waldo, Armiio, Otero,
Teresa and Mabel Gildersleeye, Dovit
Day, May spitz, Lulu Fiske and Myrtle
Boyle.
Last Monday evening Miss GulliforG
gave a social to her senior and inter
mediate classes, and their young
friends invited from the city and sub.
urbs. Dancing, varied by games, ole
and new, afforded several hours delight.
full amusement to the young folk. There
were present. Elsie and Jessie Ilfeld.
Dovie Day, May Spitz, Mamie Armijo,
Jeanne Campbell, Nina Otero, Helen
Waldo, Eva Dougherty and Mary Tip
ton; Morris Thomas, George Howard,
Manuel Otero, Frank Newhall, Seldom
Birchnell, Ed. Sweeney, Allan Fletcher,
Ray Rivenburg and Willie Prince. Novel
zero refreshments were served during
the evening,
Hon. Il. E. Morrison, the energetic
and successful U. s. attorney for Arizona
and wife are here on a visit to Judge
and Mrs. A. L. Morrison and to Mr.,
Morrison's brother and sister. They
were married a couple of weeks ago in
Chicago and are in return to their home
at Prescott, A. 4. Mrs. R. e. Morri
son is a very handsome and charming
woman and her husband is one of the
best known and most prominent lawyers
and citizens of Arizona. The newly
married couple knew each other *
years ago, when they were boy and Cir
and were fond of each other, but some
how drifted apart to meet again, he q
widower and she a widow, to wed. They
are a remarkably we'll matched couple
and the New MEXICAN extends to them
best wishes for a long and happy life.
Mrs. j. c. Kilbourne, of POI tland,
Oregon, who is here with her two
pretty children on a visit to hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Helm, has
received a letter from her husband,
Mr.. j. c. K%ilbourne, dated Manila,
July goth last. He reports that his
father, Major C. E. Kilbourne, Pay.
master U. s. Army and himself arrived
on the 25th of July, on the Newport
and that both are well. He sends O
might interesting account and descrip'
tiOn of his voyage and of the Philippine
Islands. His letter is dated just before
the surrender of Manila and also gives
an account of the preparations fol
attack by the American forces; he and
his father wish to be kindly remembered
to their many friends and acquaintance
in this city.
Friday afternoon Miss Caryl Palen
entertained the "Stitching Bees as q
farewell to Miss Cammie Jones, one Of
the Bees, who leaves on Tuesday. The
parlor was decorated with the Bee colOrs
black and yellow, and a souvenir card
with a verse was given by each one as 0
memento. The guests were, of the club,
Miss Gulliford, Miss Amy Gulliford, Miss
Jones, Miss Ilfeld, Miss Hurt and Miss
Palen. Guests invited to meet the club,
Miss Moore, of FL Paso; Miss Thornton
Los Angeles; Miss Mckenzie, Miss Franz
and Miss Elsie Ilfeld. The Bees stitched
industriously, laughing and chatting al
any girls can. Then came Q solemn
stiffness while each thought out anG
wrote the verse they thought appro
pirate for the occasion. The result was
read aloud amid shouts Of laughter and
the afternoon will long be remembered
as n of the p~leasantest meetings oil
this popular club.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Alice and
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