Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-03

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ishing refreshments for other entertain
ments.' Mrs. McFie is known through
out New Mexico for her public spirit.
She removed thither from st. Louis in
1884, and is the wife of John R. McFie,
who is nov one of the associate justices
OF the Supreme court of the territory"
Mrs. Thomas McQuistop, who has
been stopping at the Palace, returned
to her home in Rinconada this morning.
Geo. L. WHY'S left Wednesday for
Roswell. Mrs. Wyllys, who has been
Ill for some time, will join him in a few
days.
MIR. Edgar Pngh Shields, a brother of
Mrs. j.. L. Zimmerman, has arrived in
the city from Columbus, o., on a visit
to his sister.
On Tuesday afternoon, August 80,
Master Miguel Otero, celebrated his 9th
birthday by entertaining a few of his
little friends.
Mrs. William II. Cole. Miss Rose Doug
an and Miss Claire GullifOrd left for San
Ildefonso this morning on a weeks
pleasure trip.
Mrs. Jos. Ryan and Miss Sadie Nc
Avoy, who were visiting at the SANTA
rum, left last night for their home in
St. Joseph, Mo.
Rev. Father Pouget, who has been
suffering with q sprained ankle, is rap
idly improving, and will leave shortly
to take charge of the Las Vegas parish.
Professor A. H. Veitz, wife and daugh-
Their, are domiciled in the superintend-
ent's quarters at the government Indian
school and are greatly pleased with
Santa Fe.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Mcdonald, from Rich
mond, Mo-, are stopping at the SANTA
rum and will be here some time. Mrs.
Mcdonald is an invalid and comes to be
benefited by Santa FEES climate.
Mrs. M. R. Hall has arrived from
Chilocco, L. T., where she held the
position as chief matron at the govern
ment Indian school located there and
has assumed the duties of the same
position in this city. Mrs. Hall has an
excellent reputation as a tirst-class Off
cial.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Harroun and
child, of TOrreon, Mexico, are in the city
guests Of Mr.. Harroun's parents, DR..
and Mrs. Harroun. Mr.. Harroun holds
a responsible position on the Mexican
Central railroad and is spending his v
cation at his old home.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Gulliford
invited to an "al fresco" Russian tea,
Mrs. Otero, Mrs. Thornton, Ex-Governor
Prince and Mrs. Prince, Mrs. Gaines
Smith, Mrs. W.. H. Cole and Mrs.
Macready, to meet Professor and Mrs.
Coues, OF Washington, d. G.
On Wednesday evening Secretary and
Mrs. Wallace entertained in an informal
way, a few friends, there being present
DR.. and Mrs. Coues, OF Washington,
Mrs. Cole, of Chicago; Miss Rose Dougan,
of Denver; Mrs. Sweeney and sons,
Singleton, Ed. and jamie, of Owens
borO, KY; the Misses Gulliford and
Surveyor General Vance.
The Fifteen club met on Thursday
afternoon at Mrs. Weltmer's. Mrs. Kate
Tannatt Woods was the guest of honor
and gave, by invitation, a paper, the
subject of which was, 'Women's clubs
as a factor in the home life, and the pos
sibilities of club influence in Santa Fe.'
1t was a cause of regret to those present
that so few were privileged to listen to
this admirable paper, setting forth SO
clearly the work that has already been
accomplished through wemen's organ.
izations elsewhere and showing how
much might be effected here In Santa
Fe for the benefit of the entire com
munity by interested, united effort on
the part Of the women. The reading OF
the paper was followed by spirited dis.
cussion. The public. school question
was especially considered and aroused
great interest. A civic committee, com
posed Of the following women, two from
each ward, Mesdames Marsh, Kaune,
w. L. Jones, Easley, Wientge, Weltmer,
Palen and Thomas, was elected to visit
the public schools. The object and de.
sire of such committee Is to render every
possible assistance to the board of edu-
cation, to interest the parents more gen.
orally in the work of the schools, to SO.
cure the active, hearty cooperation Of
the citizens in the effort to bring the
public schools, not only in Santa Fe, bu,
throughout the territory to as high a
standard as in any of the states.
United States Marshal Foraker leaves
for Las Cruces tomorrow afternoon
where he will attend the United States
court, and Mrs. Foraker will start fol-
Los Angeles ut the same time. Mrs
Foraker will be absent two months.
z. w. Dobson, Of Albuquerque, who
has been here on legal business, lcf,
this afternoon for his home. Mrs. Dob
son and children have been at Spiri,
Lake, Ia, all summer.
w. d. Washburn, an eminent Chicago
attorney who has been here on import
ant legal business, leaves this evening
for home via Leadville, Colo.
Captain Creelman and handsom,
daughter, Miss Anna, who have been al
the Montezuma for a month, are ex
pected to return to Santa Fe tonight tt
remain as guests at the Palace for som
weeks.
George H. Cross and family and I
party of friends will spend the morrow
up Santa Fe canon enjoying the day
They leave at s a. M.
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