Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-16

her home on Federal Place, in a charming
manner. There were present: Mrs.
Otero, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Prince, Mrs
McFie, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Moore, Mrs
Hooker, Mrs. Palen, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs.
L. Ilfeld, Mrs. Baer, Mrs. Victory, Mrs.
A. Chaves, Mrs. A. Seligman. Mrs. Rapp
Mrs. p. B. Otero, Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs.
Shelby, Mrs. Upton, Mrs. Gulliford,
Miss La Rue, and Miss Atkins.
Mrs. George H. Wallace entertained a
party of lady friends at her home in the
old palace, this afternoon, at tea. Among
the invited guests were: Mrs. Perry,
Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Hogle, Mrs. Gusdorf,
Mrs. HilI-Howard, Mrs. Hickox, Mrs.
Gable, Mrs. Kinsell, Mrs. w. L. Jones,
Mrs. McCord, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Aumock,
Mrs. D. P. Bush, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. J..
H. Walker, Mrs. A. Walker, Mrs. Nc
Even, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Mcbride and
Miss Simmons.
Mr.. H. N. Wilcox and wife have re-
turned from a fishing trip with Rev.
Madden's party at DR.. Sparks place, on
the Pecos River. Mr.. Wilcox SAYS the
party is roughing it in earnest, the male
members frequently getting wet, COW
cred with mud, etc. Mr.. Wilcox de-
clared he couldn't stand it but the others
seemed to be enjoying themselves. One
of the experiences of the party was the
loss of all the provisions in the camp, a
party of cows finding the provisions very
palatable.
Thursday last Miss Staab, assisted by
Mrs. Baer and Mrs. Ilfeld, entertained at
"Hearts'' in a most elaborate manner.
| There were ten tables and each guest
was provided with Il handsome hand
painted score card. The first prize, a
cut-glass wine decanter, was o by
Mrs. Baer; the second prize, a china
celery dish, was Vol by Mrs. Rapp; the
consolation prize, a %good-luck bangle,
was won by Mrs. Arthur Seligman.
Behind a bower of sweet peas and roses
Professor Perez string orchestra played
patriotic airs throughout the evening.
At 5 o'clock a dainty luncheon was
served. Those present were: Mrs. H.
field and Mrs. Baer, of Albuquerque;
Mesdames Wallace. Prince, Thornton,
Palen, Judell of Las Vegas, Cabell, Day,
Arthur Seligman, Ernst, James Gruns-
field of Albuquerque, j. D. Hughes, Kill
bourne, Victory, Weinman of Albuquer-
que, Bergere, Rapp, Thomas, McCurdy,
Birchnell, Amado Chaves, Warner, Riv-
enburg, Cole, G%ulliford, Schaaf, Glider
sleeve, Koch, Upton, P. b. OterO. Nc
Kenzie, Bishop, Smith, Weltmer, Money,
Carson, Shelby, Sloan; Misses Pearl
Thornton, Atkinson, Gulliford, Amy
Gulliford and Blanche Cole.
In honor of her 10Th birthday, a
bachelor girls dinner was given by
Miss Caryl Palen at her home on Palace
avenue at : o'clock last evening. The
bachelor girls were: Miss Waldo, of
Kansas City; Miss Sluss, of Wichita,
Kas.; Miss Thornton, of Los Angeles,
Calf; Miss Jones, Miss Mckenzie, Miss
Hurt, Miss Gildersleeve, Miss 1lfeld,
Miss Walz, and Miss Palen. The din
ing room and table were profusely dec
Grated with flags and red, white and
blue were carried %out'even to the flowers
which were red and white carnations
and dark blue larkspur. The souvenir
cards had the United States and Insur-
gents flags crossed in the corner and APP
propriate war mottos, besides the name.
After the dinner the following bachelor
boys joined the party: Mr.. Waldo, OF
Kansas City; Mr.. Sluss, of Wichita, Kas.
Mr.. Collins, of Albuquerque; Mr..
Codington, of Albuquerque; Mr.. Gort-
ner, and Mr.. Scheurich. Lots of fun
followed until nearly midnight when the
entire bachelor crowd separated with
many wishes for happy returns of the
eventful day. The birthday gifts were
many and beautiful. The bachelor
girls were especially becomingly dressed
in evening gowns. The young mer
were also in evening dress.
Young society people of Socorro are
disconsolate at the removal from theil
city to Las Vegas of Miss Josephine
Basset, the handsome and queenly look
ing sister of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Browne
who have also changed their residence
from Socorro to the Meadow city.
MI. and Mrs. William M. ,Driscoll, who
were married last Tuesday, and who
have been here guests at the Palace
have left for q wedding trip through
Colorado and the east. The young couple
will visit Mr.. Driscoll's old home il
Canada before returning to New Mexico
Governor and Mrs. M. A. Otero enter
tanned at an elegant dinner party OF
Wednesday evening last. There were
present: Misses LaRue and Atkins, o
r Las Vegas; Major D. D. Mitchell, U. s
army; Surgeon II. M. Smith and Mr.. R
G. Gortner.
Mrs. l. H. Rapp expects to leave dur
l ing the coming week for a lengthy tri)
t along the Great Lakes, through Canadi
and to the Atlantic sea board. She will
travel in company with her father.
1t is more than probable that Majol
:. G. L. Cooper of the regular army, now il
this city, will be appointed lieutenan
!, colonel of the Arizona, New Mexico, Okla
, homa and Indian Territory v%olunteei
infantry regiment.
I Miss Elizabeth Wickham, assistan
: librarian of the New Mexico College o
Agriculture, is enjoying a vacation a
Z her home in SOcorro.
Miss Maud McFie is visiting friends il
SOcOrrO.