Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-29
TERRITORIAL MIRROR.
Among Ration People.

MIS-. D. van H0uten pleasantly enter
tanned party of lady friends on Satur-
day evening, in honor of her guest. Miss
Stoneroad, of Las Vegas, says the
Range.
| Mrs. Francis Clutton, one of ColfaX
county's handsome and accomplished
ladies, who has been spending the winter
in Denver, entertained quite a number
of friends at the Brown-Palace hotel in
that city on Thursday.
Colonel Fred Brueggemann has gone
to Key West, Fla, on pleasure jaunt
| He goes via Galveston, Tex, on the
Mallory line steamers. He will 60 to
Cuba during his trip and expects to be
gone about two months.
Las Cruces Personals.
Mrs. Cameron, of Canada, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. $. B. Newcomb.
Mrs. j. f. Lohman left last week for
st. Louis to visit her mother. who is
seriously i'll.
Mr.. F. H. Fox, father Of Mrs. Y. V.
Lilies, left Tuesday morning for his
home in Mckinney, Tex. He was ac-
companied as far as Ell Paso by Rev.
Lilies
Rev. +. Durand has been appointed
by Bishop 2. Bougarde, pastor of the
Catholic churches of Hatch and Colo
RADIO. He will be installed by the Rev.
Pedro Lassaigne, but the date has not
yet been decided. His appointment dates
from the 25th day of January, 1898.
Lieutenant Stottler, Chief of Police
Miller and large number of Indians
from the Mescalero agency are in Las
Cruces. attending court before Z. :.
Commissioner Pinto Pine. A very
pleasant but informal dance and supper
were given in honor Lieutenant Stottler,
at the residence of II. l.. Miles last
Tuesday evening.
Las Vegas siftings.
Mrs Pat +. Garrett left for Las
Cruces on Thursday afternoon.
Lorenzo Delgado, son of Felipe b.
Delgado, has gone over to Santa Fe to
enter school.
Governor Otero and wife will arrive
here. on Sunday morning, instead of the
last of next week as had been supposed.
Colonel j. d. Powers has gone down
to Fort Bayard on a visit to his son, ac
companied by his daughter, Miss Jessie.
Mrs NJ. j. Otero, the governors
mother, leaves in few days for Denver,
to make her home there with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry j. O'Brien.
A local chorus of 25 voices and a
children's chorus Of Az voices, under the,
direction of. Professor r. B. George and
assistant, Of Chicago, will give an up
to-date concert in the First Baptist
church, Saturday evening, January 80,
at o'clock.
Mr.. w. G. Burnett, the postmaster at
Elizabethtown and editor OF the Miner.
is In town to have his eyes treated, as
they have been bothering him for some
time. He reports more work being done
in that camp than ever before, and a
great deal more in the near future to be
commenced.
The Colorado delegation of 80 Elks
was accorded royal reception by the
local Elks on Thursday. Fortytwo can
didates were admitted into the mysteries
of the P. B. 0. E., after which the whole
body proceeded to Rosenthal hall, where
a supper was provided, and the party
entertained by songs, music, dancing
and speeches. The ''social session"
closed with the entire body singing
"Auld Lang Syne." The following Off
GERS were installed: Exalted ruler, f.
M. johnson; esteemed leading knight,
+. G.. Murphy; esteemed loyal knight,
w. p. Mott; esteemed lecturing knight,
r. e. Twtchell; treasurer, D. L. Lowry;
secretary, J. G. Peyton; tyler, G. Hay
ward; trustee one year, j. Suss; trustee
two years, r. j. Raywood; trustee three
years, j. Biehl. The following officers
were appointed by Exalted Ruler r. M.
Johnson: Esquire, w. r. Stewart; inner
guard, c. j. Farley; chaplain, f. L.
Kittridge; organist, 4. J. Carter.
Ducal City Notes.
The Poster" ball, given by the Albu-
querque Public Library association at
the armory last night, was glttering
financial and social success.
&. L. Aver, the trainmastcr on the
Albuquerque-E Paso division, who was
here in consultation with Messrs. Frey
and Hurley, returned to San Marcal
yesterday morning.
Pilgrim commandery No. 3, X. t., in
stalled the following officers on Thurs
day night: Eminent commander, w. p.
Fox; generalissimo. j. ii. Wroth. cap
tain general, John Borradaile; prelate,
T. w. Bennett; senior warden, George
Kaseman; junior warden, c. X. New
hall; recorder, r. Mckee; treasurer, A.
A. Keen; standard bearer, Charles
Mausard; sword bearer, Edward Lemp-
Ike; warder, Allen Stockett; sentinel, A.
M. Whitcomb.
On Thursday night, at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Keen, an informal
reception was held in honor of their
guests. Governor and Mrs. NJ A. Otero,
and there were present quite number
of ladies and gentlemen. The governor
and his estimable wife have nany warm
friends in the metropolis, and they can
always count on having q splendid time
while in this city, says the Citizen.
Hon. Pedro Perea, of Bernalillo, a
friend of every small farmer along the
Rio Grandc valley and who bring their
produce to our merchants and flour
mills, came in from the north on Thurs
day night. He reports the Pueblo In
dams at the village of San Felipe quiet,
and peaceful, waiting the decision Of
Judge Crumpacker in the ditch injnnc-
ti0n case.
silver City Sprays.