Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-19
SOCIAL CHRONICLES

Mrs. Levi A. Hughes is improving, but
very slowly.
Mrs. Amado Chaves has recovered
from her recent illness.
Ex-Governor w. T. Thornton is in
Mexico OF mining business.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills and family
leave this evening for Las Vegas.
Hon, Samuel Eldodt went up to Cham
TIA this morning on a short business
trip.
Mrs. Arthur Seligman and baby boy
are getting along in a very satisfactory
manner.
Mrs. c. L. Cooper has been i%ndisposed
during the week with a severe cold, but
is better now.
Mr.. II. j. Helm, who has been threat
ened with m attack of pneumonia, is
rapidly recovering.
Sister Eulalia, superior at st. Vim
cents, accompanied by Sister Veronica,
is on a visit to Cerrillos.
Mr.. j. M. Tyler, banker and capital
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vate business, stopping at the Claire.
W. f. Gorter, after attending the re-
ception last evening to Chief Justice and
Mrs. Mills, left for his home in Las We
gas.
Ex-Governor Prince left this morning
for Salt Lake City, where he will remain
several days looking after private bust
ness matters.
Judge Fl. l.. Waldo, after attending
to some legal matters here, connected
with the Santa Fe railway, left last night
for Las Vegas.
Mr.. Gus O'Brien is getting along nice
ly at the sanitarium. He was able to
sit up during the past week and will be
down town ere long.
Colonel Venceslao Jaramillo, of Ell
Rito, in Rio Arriba county, is visiting
friends in this city and is having a very
enjoyable time.
Geo. L. WHY'S, clerk of the Territorial
Supreme court, is expected to return
home this evening from a trip to Ell
Paso and Mexico.
Colonel r. K. Twitchell is getting
along well and expects to 60 to Topeka
within a few days to have an operation
performed that will extract the pistol
bullet in his ankle.
Sisters Margareth Louise and Hya-
cinth, of st. Vincent's academy at Al
buquerque, who have been at the sani-
tarium for their health, have recovered
and have returned to Albuquerque.
Mrs. l.. Y. Campbell, of Omaha, and
Mrs. S. s.. Campbell and little son, of
Denver, who have been the guests of
Secretary and Mrs. Wallace the past
week, left for their homes this morning
over the d. & R. G.
Colonel Harry Whigham and Mrs.
Whigham arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon and are guests at the Palace.
Colonel Whigham is the well known
manager of tho coal interests on the
Maxwell land grant and also a colonel
on the governors staff.
10. E. Sheridan, the vigorous editor
of the Silver City Enterprise, one of the
best papers in the territory, is a guest
at the Palace. Mr.. Sheridan says that
the people of his district are remarkably
well pleased with Judge Parker, who is
proving himself the very man for the
position, firm, fair, courteous and hard
working.
c. s. Wheeler. special agent of the
treasury department, who has been here
several days, left last night for Dallas,
Tex, where he will inspect the office of
the collector of internal revenue for
that district. He found everything in
first-class shape in the internal evenue
Office here.
Robert Z. Morrison, Esq, of Pres
colt. A. r., recently appointed and con
firmed L. S. attorney for Arizona, ar
rived last night from the east and will
remain here a couple of days on a visit
to his parents, Judge and Mrs. A. L.
Morrison. His many friends and ac-
quaintances here are congratnlating
him on his preferment, which was had
entirely upon his home strength and not
through eastern influence.
On last Monday evening, Dr.. and Mrs.
Knapp entertained a few friends with a
doctors 35th birthday. During the
evening refreshments were served, and
the evening passed in a most pleasant
manner. Those present. were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Renehan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Van Schick, Mr.. Collins. Mr.. Frank
Renehan and Mr.. Ben Gold.
In honor of the new chief justice, Hon.
L. B. Catron entertained on Wednesday
evening by way of a ''stag' dinner.
There were present Hon. VIM. j. Mills,
Governor M. A. Otero, Justices Sluss and
Stone, of the land court, General E. l..
Bartlett, Mr.. M. Brunswick of Las We
gas, Messrs. r. c. Gortncr, VIM. H. Pope,
Chas. A. SpieSs, G. L. Solignac and S.
L. Black. His Honor Judge Mills was
the theme for various most eloquent
toasts. IT'S said that the fortunate par
Elephants will not soon forget the affair.
The Wednesday Evening Card club was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Morri-
son, Jr., on Wednesday evening last.
Cards were INDUCED in until 1O:30o'clock
after which a dainty lunch was served,
followed by dancing, which was kept up
until the wee small hours Of the morn
ing. Everyone left declaring that they
had a jolly good time. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Foraker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheridan, Miss Manager, Miss War
nrr, Miss Morrison, Mr.. G.. A. johnson,
Mr.. Pau and Mr.. John Morrison.
The Fifteen club met on Thursday |
with Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Warner was in
the chair. Mrs. Thomas gave a very OK
cellent sketch of the career and work of
Walter Savage Lander, extracts from
Imaginary Conversations" were
read by Miss Gulliford in the unavoid-
able absence of Mrs. Day. The First
Dictionary, years and years before Web
ster, received appreciative treatment at
the hands of Mrs. Coleman. After a
admirably rendered by Mrs. Weltmer, !
recital of current events closed a