Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-12

his handsome bride. They are regis
tered at the Claire and will remain here
for about a week. Mr.. Lungren and
bride are very welcome and it is hoped
that they will enjoy their visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Salmon will leave
Wednesday next for Ell Paso, Texas,
where they will spend the winter. Mr..
Salmon has been employed as a master
mason on the new capitol building for
more than a year past, and that struct-
IRE shows the effects of his supervision
in its walls.
Civil Engineer p. E. Harroun is in
Denver attending to business connected
with the New Mexico irrigation COM
mission.
Last evening Governor and Mrs.
Otero entertained at dinner the follow
ing guests: Hon. and Mrs. 7. B. Cat
ron, Captain and Mrs. Max Luna, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Bergere, Judge Emmett
and Colonel r. e. Twitchell.
Captain A. j.. Duncan, the government
Indian supervisor, and Professor C. e.
Burton, supervisor of indian schools,
have returned from a three days official
trip in the north.
Secretary and Mrs. Wallace enter
tanned at dinner two different evenings
the past week. On Tuesday evening
there were present Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Fiske, Ex-Governor Burke, of South
Dakota; Captain A. j. Duncan, of
Washington; Miss Trotter, of Mon
treal, and Surveyor General Vance. On
Thursday evening those present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Gulliford, the Misses Gull
liford and Miss Simpson, of Taos.
Station Agent w. A. Jackson, of tho
d. & r. G., has gone to Missouri to
bring out his family to locate in this
city, and in his absence D. Manley, Of
Alamosa, is attending to the duties of
this station. Mr.. Collins, the former
agent here, is now located regularly at
Espanola, and Agent Mcbride, formerly
at Espanola, has been sent to Antonito.
Hon. Solomon Luna and wife arrived
from Los Lunas last evening on a visit
national committeeman smiles blandly
when the conversation is upon political
subjects. He is of the opinion that New
Mexico did remarkably well last Tues
day and believes that the glorious Re-
publican victory her attained will
prove beneficial in every way to the
territory.
On tomorrow night Governor Otero,
Hon. r. 3. Catron, Hon. Sol Luna, Mr.. J.
S. Clark, Colonel Twitchell and Mr..
r. c. Gortner will go over to Las Vegas
to attend the big ratification meeting Of
the Republican victory in the territory
at the election just past. 1t is UNDER
stood that aside from those going from
this city, Hon. Pedro Perea, Captain
Colonel Jaramillo, Hon. Il. A.
Finical, Hon. Thos. Hughes, Hon. J. A.
Ancheta, Colonel J. Francisco Chaves,
Hon. III. O. Bursum and other promi-
nent Republicans from different parts
Of the territory will be present.
BOARD OF TRADE SOCIAL.
Some rs ladies and gentlemen were
pleasantly entertained Thursday night
at the hospitable and elegantly fur
nished mansion of Hon. T. B. Catron,
the occasion being the musicale and
social in aid of the library fund of the
Woman's Board of Trade. The social
vas entirely informal, and Mrs. Catron
with her h%ospitable spirit and happy
way made every body feel at home.
The library on the first floor was cleared
to make way for dancing, and this
feature of the evening was much
Then the grand piano was
in evidence throughout the
evening, and the quality of the pcrfor-
nance made plain that Santa Fe has
the material for a fine musical club or
Miss Berta Hurt favored her
many admiring listeners with a number
of choice selections including Chopin's
lmpromptu which is ever a
with concert goers. Mr..
Bergere was also a pleasing performer
at the instrument, and Mr.. P~earsalls
Melodie in II made him q
Miss Mary Morrison sang q
solo, the Misses Gulliford also
pleased those present with
musical numbers; Mr.. Robert Gortner
proved a prime favorite with his mando-
lin which he played in an artistic
manner, and there were various other
musical features much enjoyed and
which did credit to the performers.
A mirth inspiring event of the even
ing IN auction, with Col. Twitchell of
Las Vegas as the auctioneer. Some as
was realized by this scheme.
The g%raphophone was a feature of the
evening, the billiards drew many to the
table, the spread in the elegantly
furnished dining room was thoroughly
appreciated, and was a fine affair. Mrs.
Catron had left no stone unturned to
make the evening enjoyable for the
and she succeeded admirably.
The fine collection of paintings and
other works of art which adorn the
Jatron mansion were studied with profit
Ind pleasure. Nj. and Mrs. Catron
have one of the choicest collections in
ire by old masters from European art
Mr.. Catron's magnificent library was
much admired. The collection OF so
extensive a library represents the care
'ul and discriminating work OF many
vears, as we'll as a large outlay OF money.
indeed Mr.. Catron has a library that any
American literateur might well be proud
#.
The happy company retired at q late
lour. The money collected was about
which the ladies of the board will
to iudicious advantage.
Auction Sale.