Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-26

near Lamy, and her mother, Mrs. j. Ii
Van Cleve, of Trenton, N. j., arrived
last night to spend Sunday in this city
and are registered at the Palace.
Thursday evening Major and Mrs. Pa.
len entertained a party of friends at q
Thanksgiving dinner. Those present
We're Secretary and Mrs. Wallace, Mrs
Thornton, Solicitor General Bartlett
Hon. l.. A. Hughes and Mr.. A. NJ. Har-
dinge.
Judge Fl. l.. Waldo, counsel for the
| Santa Fe road, came over from Las We
tered at the Palace. The judge leaves
tonight for New York, to bring his
daughter, who is in that city attending
school, back to Kansas City, Us she is
i'll.
Hon. f. w. Clancy and wife, who
have been back in Washington the past
| few weeks, are expected to return tC
this city about the 1st of December. Mr..
Clancy has been attending to some i'm
portant legal matters that came up be.
fore the United States supreme court
Albuquerque Citizen.
Captain S. H. Day and family will re-
move during the coming week to the
Thornton residence on upper San Fran
cisco street, Mrs. Thornton going to
New York soon to join Ex-Governor
Thornton, who will remain in that city
for some months on a mining deal,
the properties involved being situated
in New Mexico.
Delegate-elect Pedro Perea is a guest
at the Palace from Bernalillo. He ex-
poets to leave for Washington during
the coming week, where he will become
acquainted, and although he does not
take his seal until March 4, next, will,
nevertheless, commence to work for
New Mexico's interests in every posi-
BILE direction. MI. Perea will demon
strate that he will be a valuable dele
gate, and that before long.
Archbishop Chapelle arrived in New
York Wednesday last from Rome,
where he has been for some time at
tending to ecclesiastical business. He
said to friends that the pope had APP
pointed him to represent the church in
Puerto Rico and Cuba, and that he
would aid in the organization of the ISL
ands under American principles. The
archbishop will visit Washington be-
fore continuing to his home in New
Orleans. His many friends in Santa Fe
are glad to know that he has returned
in safety from his long trip.
On Wednesday, November 16, in st.
Paul's Episcopal church at San Diego,
Calf, Miss Wilhelmina Bailhache was
married to Mr.. Whitfield Price Nolan,
by Rev H.. E. Restarick, rector of the
church. The bride will be remembered
in this city as the youngest daughter OF
Major and Mrs. Bailhache, who has
grown into a charming and accom-
plished young mi In her home city
she is a great favorite in social and mu-
steal circles, and her marriage was the
for the sending of many greet
ings of well wishes. The groom is a
popular young business mar of San
Diego, having a host of friends in diff
ferent parts of California. The many
friends of Major Bailhache's family in
Santa Fe join in congratulations and
best wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan.
One of the social events of the veal in
Denver was the marriage last Monday
evening, of Mr.. Joseph Grattan O'Bry-
an to Miss Ann Cunningham Burchi-
nell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Burchinell. The wedding took place at
the home of the brides parents, and
was very prettily arranged. The decor
ations of the house were very rich and
profuse and the guests We're numerous.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple left for an extended trip |
California. Mr.. O'Bryan is a
brother of Mr.. Harry J. O'Bryan. who
IS a brother-in-law of Governor Otero,
having married the governors sister.
Governor Otero has been confined dur
ng the entire week to his residence by a
severe attack of bronchitis. He is inn
and expects to be able to be at
he executive office Monday. The gov
arnor and Mrs. Otero and son will go
east in a few days, and so soon as he
las fully recovered, for a short visit to
Washington, where he will put in some
work with the senate and house COM
and individual senators and at
he departments, for New Mexico, es-
in the matter of the passage of
n enabling act, of a proper revision of
he bill granting New Mexico educa-
ional institutions certain lands and
of the public domains and
Their matters of necessity or desire to
he territory. Governor Otero's ac-
luaintance among senator's and repre-
and in the departments is
cry extensive. he is very popular and
We. liked, and his work for New Mex
always tells in the right direction.
Governor and Mrs Otero and son will
ot be absent long, but will be back in
lew Mexico by the holidays.
This evening Secretary and Mrs.
Wallace will entertain at dinner Colonel &
Mrs. Knaebel, Lieutenant and Mrs. !
oleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Spitz, Mrs. j
homas, Mrs. Wilson, of Las Vegas, |
[iss Young and Miss Crane. I