Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-30
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party on the evening Of the 23d. to a
number of young people in honor of the
Misses Sadie and Minnie Holman, of
Las Vegas, who are guests of Mrs. j.
van Houten. The rooms were prettily
decorated with flowers grouped in the
national colors. The guests present
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leahy, Mr.. and Mrs.
7. A. S%chomburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
COIN, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Officer, Mrs. j.
van Honten, Mrs. Geo. Woodward, the
Misses Hedwig and Ella Jafa, Hattie
Jones, Della and Jennie Farley, Bessie
Noble, Virginia Voorhees,, Helen Grey,
Mabel Stalnaker, Sadie Holman, Min
ME Holman. Allie Thomas, Ennice
Tamme, Nelly Ball, Ada Stevens, Laura
Stockton, Alice Jelfs. Laura Linwood
and Alice Lee. The other gentlemen
were Ned Fugate, A. c. Price, f. Fulg-
hum, II. G. S%chomburg, Theodore
Schomburg, Joseph Bracket, N. Oldham,
Arthur %Cavanaugh, Jno. R. Druray,
j. A. Wigs, jr., VIM. Linwood, Hugh
and Dave Mckee, Ray Thomas and B.
Frankenberg.-Raton Range.
An informal musicale was given at
Miss Hurts home last evening. Miss
Cole sang, Miss Hurt and Mrs. Arthur
Seligman rendered several instrumental
duets, and Mr.. j.. L. Seligman pleased
all with his violin playing. The even
ing passed most pleasantly to those,
present.
Mrs. j. H. Emerson and children, of
Albuquerque, are expected to arrive here
during the coming week to spend a
couple of weeks. Mrs. Emerson is the
wife of the assistant cashier of the Bank
of Commerce in Albuquerque.
Colonel r. e. Twitchell, of Las Vegas,
who has been here during the entire
week, attending to business before the
Territorial Supreme court, left last
evening for Las Vegas. He returns
here Sunday night.
Archbishop 2. l.. Chapelle, of New
Orleans, accompanied by Miss Josephine
Solignac, his niece, was a passenger for
Europe on last Saturday. The arch
bishops mission is on ecclesiastical bust
ness and takes him to Rome.
Major Jas. p. Kimball, surgeon U. S.
army, who was stationed here for years
and is very pleasantly remembered, is
now in charge of the army hospital at
Governors Island, New York harbor.
Hon. j.. +. Vale, of Denver, will ar
rive here next week. He is counsel in
several cases pending before the Terri
torial Supreme court. Solicitor General
Bartlett is associated with the cases.
General Agent L. j. Helm, of the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad, is ex-
pected to return to Santa Fe this even
ing from a business trip through
southern New Mexico and Arizona.
Colonel L. G. Austin and wife, of Wat
rous, who are here guests OF Gov
crnor and Mrs. Otero, and who attended
the misunderstanding wedding at Taos,
will remain here some days.
Mr.. David Weinman, of Albuquerque,
who has been enjoying Santa Fe's
climate for the past week at the sani-
tarium with Mrs. Wcinman. left yester-
day for home.
Miss Mills and Miss Waldo. of Kansas
City, who have been visiting here and in
Colorado Springs for several weeks, have
returned home to Kansas City, reaching
there today.
County Commissioner C. w. Dudrow
and wife. who have been at the Jemez
Hot Springs for the past two weeks,
are expected to return home this even
ing.
Judge A. A. Freeman, of Eddy, and
H. M. Dougherty, of Socorro, who are
attending Supreme court, have rooms at
the sanitarium and will be here. some
time.
Master Ignacio Romero went up on
the Rio Grande this morning to visit his
uncle, County Commissioner Jose Amado
Lucero, at Espanola for ten days.
Clerk Romero will go to Las Vegas
this evening with his children, return
ing Monday himself, the young people
staying there for two weeks.
Colonel Frost expects to go east during
the coming week to visit his little son
WHO'S with his grandmother. He will be
absent a couple of weeks.
The coming month will see q general
exodus of young people from this city
who will leave to resume their studies in
eastern and western colleges.
Col. L. W.. Dobson, Albuquerque
attorney, returned home last evening.
Mrs. DObson and children have gone to
Iowa on a visit.
The orphans at st. Vincent's orphan
age gave a delightful entertainment to
the guests at the s%anitarium on Thurs
day evening.
Thomas G. Waldo, son of Judge H. l..
Waldo. is here from Kansas City and is
having a nice time among his many
young friends.
Ro,borooh I'M ovor fron, Too Va
gas last evening and will remain over
Sunday at the Claire hotel. He is here
on a visit.
F. E. Sturgis, of Albuquerque, who
spent the past ten days with his family
at the sanitarium, left for home yester-
day.
c. G. Catron will leave next week for
Stanford University via Omaha, where
he will stop over to visit the exposition.
Chief Justice Mills went to Las Vegas
last evening to spend Sunday with his
family. He returns tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Gildersleeve are
spending a short time at the Sulphur
Springs, in Bernalillo couny.
Judge j. W. C%rumpacker went to Al
buquerque yesterday afternoon and re-
turns here on Sunday night.
Associate Justice G.. A. Leland arrived
in the capital last evening from Socorro,
and has rooms at the Sanitarium.
Hon. l.. A. Hughes, who has been.
quite sick for a week, is improving un.
der the care of DR.. Harroun.
Miss Elsye Carruth, Of Las Vegas, is
| the guest of her brother. G.. A. Carruth.
at the Palace hotel.
Miss Lora G.. Weir, of La PorteA
Ind, is the guest Of Hon. and Mrs.
G. A. Spiess.
Miss Clara Gulliford Ia visiting with