Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-18

been In the city for a week on business
and a visit to friends, left this morning
for his home at Ell Rito.
Messrs. Mason and Creelman, and
Swan are expected to return to their
agreeable quarters at the Palace hotel
from their Espanola and Santa Clara
trip this evening.
A number of friends of Mrs. A. B.
Renahan gathered at her new Sena
block home Thursday evening and en-
ioyed an impromptu musicale with re-
freshing side issues.
Mrs. A. L. Morrison and Miss Morri-
son, wife and daughter of Judge A. L..
Morrison, will leave during the coming
week for a months s~oiourn in Denver
and Colorado Springs.
Nothing succeeds like success"
Should a certain young gentleman in
town be as successful throughout life as
he was at a card party last Saturday
night, he will die a millionaire.
United States Marshal Foraker re-
turned from a trip to Silver City last
night. He was accompanied by his
brother, G. A.. Foraker, who will spend
time in Santa Fe.
Mrs. John R. McFie and daughter ex-
pect to go to Denver very shortly, where
the ladies will attend the meeting of the
National Federation of Woman's clubs
which occurs next week.
Hon. and Mrs. w. b. Childers, of AL
%buquerque, who have been guests of
Governor and Mrs. Otero during the
week, have enjoyed their visit here very
much and expect to return home to-
morrow evening.
The governor and Mrs. Otero will en-
terrain the judges of the land court at
dinner this evening. The decorations
will be lavender and cerise. There will
be present: Chief Justice Reed, Justice
and Mrs. Sluss, Justices Murray, Fuller
and Stone, Hon. and Mrs. w. B. Chill
ders.
On Thursday last Mrs. NJ. A. Otero
entertained at luncheon in honor of her
guest, Mrs. w. b. Childers, of Albu-
querque. The decorations were yellow
and the luncheon was a most exquisite
affair. There We're present in addition
to the hostess and guest of honor, Mrs.
Palen, Mrs. j. D. Hughes, Mrs. Money,
Miss Caryl Palen and Miss Pearl Thorn
ton.
Mrs. Cabell, who is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Otis, entertained the ten.
mis- enthusiasts this afternoon at 4:30 al
a ''Welsh Rarebit." There were pres.
ent Mrs. Geo. P. Money, Mrs. Arthur
Seligman, Miss Hurt, Miss Staab, and
Messrs. E. Staab, j. w. Catron, F. II.
Hudson, and r. c. Gortner. The occa'
sion was one which will long be remem.
bered by the tennis players present.
Mrs. Mckinley, wife of the president
has presented a beautiful regimenta.
flag to the list regiment U. S. volunteer
cavalry, and the color troop, having the
flag in charge, is Captain Llewellyn's
troop G. The flag presented by ladies
and citizens of New Mexico to the New
Mexico squadron, a magnificent stand
ard, will be turned over at a very early
date by Colonel Wood to the squadron
and as soon as the entire regiment has
assembled in Cuba.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. j. D
Hughes entertained a number of frien1 Il
in a charming manner with a "hearts'
party. There were present Mrs. Otero
Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Palen, Mrs. Wa
lace, Mrs. Childers, Mrs. Cabell, Mrs
Chaves, Mrs. j. Seligman, Mrs. A. Selig
man, Mrs. Bergere, Mrs. Helm, Mrs
Kilbourne, Mrs. Sluss, Mrs. Spitz, Mrs
Kahn, Mrs. s. Eldodt, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs
Ilfeld. Mrs. Money. Mrs. Rice, Mrs
Page Otero, Mrs. Linnen, Mrs. Knapp
Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Glider
sleeve, Mrs. Sloan, Miss Young, Mis-
Staab, Miss Stern, Miss Keller and Mis-
Thornton. The first prize was carried of
by Mrs. Rapp; the second was awarded
to Mrs. Spitz. Mrs. Chaves captured
the consolation.
The Federated Woman's clubs will
hold a convention in Denver next week
beginning on Tuesday. and the following
named Santa Fe ladies will attend as
delegates: From the Woman's boart
of trade, Mrs. Riyenburg, Mrs. Gable
and Miss Atkinson; from the Fifteen
club. Mrs. Weltmer and Miss Nellie
Smith; Mrs. M. j. Warner will go as 8
delegate at large. Mrs. Rivenburg ha.
prepared and will read a paper On ''Vil.
lage improvement societies. before the
convention. There are only two Village
Improvement societies in New Mexico
the w. B. L. of this city, and an organi
cation in Las Cruces. The delegates tt
the convention from Las Cruces ar,
| Mrs. John R. McFie and Mrs. w. H. H
Llewellyn.
Recent promotions in the cavalr,
branch of the regular army have PLACED
Captain Charles L. Cooper, of the 1Otl
U. s. cavalry, who has been stationed
here for the past six months, acting a
Indian agent, at the head of the list o
cavalry captains and as he has passed
his examination for promotion month
ago, the news of his receiving an ap
pointment as major of cavalry may bt
expected at any time. Should he be or
dered to the field, Mrs. Cooper, who i
quite fond of this city, will remain her
and spend the summer and probably
next autumn and winter also. A
Captain and Mrs. Cooper are very popu
lar and greatly liked here, this will b.
good news to their many friends and tt
society folk generally.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Sam Ell
dodt entertained in honor of her sister
Miss Stern, at cards, 'hearts' being the
game. The room and table decoration
were in red, white and blue. The prize
were awarded, first to Miss Hilgert, sec
ond to Mrs. Shelby, and consolation tt
Miss Crane. There were present Mrs
Otero, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Thornton
Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. M. Ell
dodt. Mrs. Harroun. Mrs. Philip Il. Har
roun, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. Money, Mrs
Victory, Mrs. Chaves, Mrs. Koch, Mrs
A. Seligman, Mrs. J. Seligman, Mrs.
Lynch, Mrs. Spitz, Mrs. Gusdorf, Mrs
Ilfeld, Mrs. Mckenzie, Mrs. Gulliford
Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Shelby, Mrs. Carson
Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Welt
mer, Mrs. Knapp, Miss Crane, Mis-
Staab, Miss Young. Miss Thornton. Mis-
Hi1porf Miss I1fo1d Mics Nolynroto