Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-30
SOCIAL and PERSONAL.
The misunderstanding Wedding,

my, Ill tne church VI olT Lauy Ol uud-
daloupe, Miss Cleotitas, the Oldest
daughter of Hon. Julian Martinez, of
Arroyo Hondo. and Colonel Venceslao
Jaramillo, of Ell Rito, Rio Arriba county,
were married by the Very Reverend
Father Henry Pouget.
Never before has Taos witnessed so
elaborate and beautiful an affair as this
wedding festival. Neither time nor
money were spared to make it perfect in
every detail: the soft, balmy air. sweet
strains of music, lovely women in beauti-
full attire, courteous, handsome men,
gracious smiles, happy laughter, merry
to make a striking picture long to be
remembered by all present, Promptly
at : o'clock in the evening, as the organ
pealed out the wedding march, the
bridal party entered the quaint old
church: the pretty bride was magnifi-
Gently gowned in white brocaded grena-
dine. over which was white duchess
satin, made with court train, the high
necked bodice trimmed with pearls; she
wore q long bridal veil. She leaned on
the arm of Hon. Z. D. Burns and was
followed by her two tiny flower girls, at
tired in pale pink satin; following them
came the bridesmaids, Miss Maggie
Simpson, Miss Adelaide Barron, Miss
Elsie Gusdorf and Miss Mary Lyon, all
dressed in soft white wool gowns, with
wide white hats. The relatives and in
innate friends followed in a long pro-
cesSion.
After the ceremony was performed,
the invited guests repaired to the Bar
ron hotel, which had been rented for
the occasion, where an elegant wedding
feast was served by a Trinidad caterer.
After the wedding supper dancing was
indulged in until the wee sma' hours"
Among the guests were Governor and
Mrs. Otero, Colonel and Mrs. Austin,
Miss Atkins and Miss LaRue, of Las
Vegas: Hon. and Mrs. L. d. Burns, Miss
Burns, Miss Margaret Burns, Z. D..
Burns, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gonzales,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Gonzales, Abiquiu; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henkle, Pueblo; Mrs.
P. Y. Jaramillo and daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Jaramillo, Mrs. j. H. Burns,
Park View; Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Mar
tinez. Arroyo Hondo; Hon. Juan Saints
| tevan and family, Hon. Pedro Sanchez,
DR.. and Mrs. r. P. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Gusdorf and family, Mrs. L. Bryan
and daughter, and many of the leading
people of Taos and Rio Arriba counties.
Many of the ladies were in evening
dress and among the many pretty toilets
noticed We're: Mrs. M. A. OterO. pale
blue chiffon and lace with diamonds;
NF,,, , D,,o l1,n and v,htfn orrn n1in.
Miss Atkins. lavender organdie with
white and diamonds: Mrs. Austin, white
~organdie: Miss Burns, figured organdie
over pink: Miss Margaret Burns, figured
organdie over yellow; Mrs. +. Gonzales,
black grcnadine over pale blue: Mrs.
Tomas Gonzales, blue silk trimmed
with white; Miss Annette Jaramillo,
black gauze over yellow; Mrs. Burns,
black grenadine over red satin with
diamond ornaments: Mrs. Jaramillo,
black an white organdie over black satin
with diamonds; Mrs. j. Martinez, change
able blue silk with diamonds; Mrs. John
II. Burns, black muslin de sole over law
ender with diamonds; Mrs. A. Cordova,
black and pink brocade; Mrs. Lujan,
baby blue silk: Mrs. Lucero, black satin
and Jet: Miss Cirilia Santistevan. black
and red brocade with diamonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaramillo were the
recipients OF many handsome and costly
presents, among these being from the
groom to his bride a SIS 200 paid up life
insurance policy; from Mr.. Julian Mar
tinez. a check for 5000; from Mrs. p. Y.
Jaramillo, check for $500 and a silver
tete-a-tete set; Hon. L. ID. Burns and
wife, solid silver tea set; Mr.. T. Con
zales and wife, silver fruit dish; Mr.. E.
Gonzales and wife. silver butter dish;
Mr.. A. Gusdorf and wife, silver cake
dish: Mr.. G. Henkle and wife, one-half
dozen silver tea spoons; DR.. 4. 2. Martin
and wife, silver fruit dish; Governor and
Mrs. Otero, solid gold spoon and fork;
Mr.. @. b. Steen and wife, silver water
pitcher; Mr.. A. G. Muller and wife, sill
vcr lunch set; Misses Lyons, silver spoon
holder: Mr.. A. Liebert and wife, silver
tea pot; Mr.. j. Morris and wife, glass
and silver butter dish; Miss Cirilia San
tistevan. glass and silver fruit dish: Mr..
Salazar. silver castor: Mr.. w. Potts,
solid gold cream ladle; Hon. f. A. Man
zanares, cut glass salad bowl; Mr. P. H.
Truiillo, porcelain egg dish; Misses Bar
ron, Bohemian glass wine set: Miss
Maggie Simpson, china berry set; Misses
Burns, silver bon-bon tray; Mrs. J. P.
G~allegos, gold fligree jewelry case and
old Mexican necklac &c: Mrs. P. Lucero,
antique gold ring: Miss Annette Jara-
milo, center piece and doylies embroid-
cred in v%iolets.
Secretary and Mrs. Wallace have en-
tertained three times the past week in
honor of Mrs. Kate Tannatt Woods, of
Salem, Mass. On Monday the members
of the Woman's Board of Trade were
invited to spend a part of the afternoon;
Wednesday afternoon the ladies of the
Fifteen club met Mrs. Woods. and last
evening a formal reception was given.
The spacious apartments in the old pal
ace, Occupied by Secretary and Mrs. Wal
lace. were beautifully decorated in pink
and white, sweet peas and pink holly
hooks appearing everywhere in profu-
sion. Prof. Perez orchestra furnished the
music for the evening. Mrs. Wallace
was assisted in receiving and entertain
ing by Mrs. Day, and the Misses Dewey
Day and May Spitz. One Of the most
pleasing features of the evening were
the readings given by Mrs. Woods.
Late in the evening the guests marched
to the supper table to the strains of
'Hail to the Chief" led by Governor
Otero and Mrs. Woods. Those present
were: Governor and Mrs. Otero, Colo
mel and Mrs. Austin, Colonel and Mrs.
Whiteman, Miss La Rue, Miss Atkins,
Mrs. Thornton, Judge McFie, Hon. L.
B. Prince, Hon. and Mrs. F. w. Clancy,
Major and Mrs. Palen, Mrs. Laughlin,
Miss Elkins, General E. L. Bartlett,
Judge A. A. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. l.. WHY'S, Mrs. Carson, Captain
and Mrs. Day, Mrs. Burchenal, Mrs.
MacCurday, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fiske,
Miss Franz, Miss Stern, Colonel and
and Mrs. Jones, MIR. and Mrs. Van