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

leave Tor his home at Las Vegas tonight.
Ned Fugate, a prominent merchant of
Ration, and son of Conductor Fugate, of
the Lamy branch, is at the Palace.
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld and children, of AL.
buquerque, who have been here for the
past two months, left this afternoon for
their home.
Mrs. George L.. Baucus and son, of
Hermosa, will arrive here at an early
date on a visit to Mrs. Baucus' sister,
Mrs. Amado Chaves.
Judge S. B. Newcomb, of Las Cruces,
who has been here all week on business
before the Territorial Supreme court,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Pearl Thornton, sister of Mrs. J.
d. Hughes, who left last Sunday after a
six months visit here, has arrived safely
at her home in Los Angeles.
First Lieutenant Horace Weakly,
Troop f, Roosevelt's regiment, who en-
tered the service at Albuquerque, will
return and settle at Ell Paso.
Hon. Bernard Seligman is il the east
on business and when returning home
will be accompanied by Mrs. Seligman,
who will spend the winter here.
Misses Elizabeth and Florence Hughes,
sisters of Messrs. l.. A. and j. d.
Hughes, who have been here for six
weeks visiting, left last Monday for
their home at Bloomington, Ind.
Mrs. H. L. Waldo and daughter, Miss
Helen, who have been here for a month
stopping at the Palace and visiting
friends, leave this evening for Kansas
City, Mo-, having enjoyed their stay
here very much.
Mr.. S. Spitz, who has been in New
England and New York during the past
four weeks visiting relatives, will return
home during the coming week, accom-
panied by a niece who will remain here
for some time for the benefit of her
health.
DR.. d. w. Manley is in Silver City at
tending the sessions Of the board OF
dental examiners of the territory. He
will visit Las Cruces on business con
nected with the affairs of the Mary Min.
ing & Smelling Company before return
ing.
Governor and Mrs. Otero, on Thurs
day evening, entertained at dinner
Chief Justice Mills, Associate Justices
McFie and Parker, Messrs. A. w.
Thompson, of Clayton, Bergere and
Spiess.
At an entertainment given in Madrid
last Saturday evening, by the ladies Of
that place, in aid of the erection of 8
new Catholic church, over 500 were
cleared. The program was prepared
and presented by local talent, and the
affair was a decided success in every
particular.
Miss l.. M. Lampson, who arrived in
Santa Fe last Sunday from Grand June.
ton, Colo, left Yesterday afternoon fol-
Nambe pueblo, where she will organize
a day school for the Indian children
under the supervision and management
of Agent Walpole.
Miss Henrietta Franz, of st. Louis,
who has been in the city some time past
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. A. Fiske, il
in Las Vegas the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
A. Q. Wheeler, and will remain two
weeks. At the end of that time she will
return to Santa Fe.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P
Money entertained at dinner Governol
Otero, Chief Justice Mills, Judge Nc
File, Judge Parker, Judge Laughlin
Hon. T. B. Catron. Hon. G.. A. Spiess
Mr.. E A. Fiske and Mr.. A. M. Bergere
Hon. 4. N. Wilkerson, of Albuquer
que, left this morning for Denver anG
Colorado Springs to be absent a week
l 4 10 1tndnsctnnI IN nIl{<f0rn IN l0ro
business requiring his presence in Den
vel, that a young lady, sweet, pretty anC
wealthy, is the attraction at Colorado
springs.
Mrs. A. B. Nolan, of Washington, D
G., who has been here on a visit to Mrs
A. B. Otis, left this morning for home, be
ing called there by the illness of he
sister, Mrs. Nordstrom. Mrs. Nolan Elk
pected to remain here longer as he
visit was proving very agreeable, but thu
reports of illness of her sister and niece
Marie Nordstrom, hurried her departure
There was a delightful gathering a
the hospitable home of Mrs. r. H. Tay
Tor, on the south side, Monday after
noon, the occasion being a birthda,
party for her daughter, Mrs. Charlie
w. Dudrow. After an amusing contes
guessing knotty conundrums, each CUES
having been requested to bring three o
more. delightful refreshments wer,
served. The floral decorations ant
presents were varied and beautiful
Those invited were Mrs. Harroun, Mrs
Helm, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Gable, Mrs
~Rivenburg, Mrs. G. L. Bishop, Mrs. E
j.. Bishop, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Weltmer
Mrs. Hugh Wilcox, Miss Allison, Mis-
Atkinson, Miss Brengle and Miss Dis
settle
The ladies' reception committee fol
the horticultural fair held a meeting d
Mrs. Wallace's home Wednesday oven
ing, which was presided over by Mrs
M. A. Otero. The ladies will divide thu
work of entertaining visitors as follows
On Wednesday, Mesdames M. A. Otero
Day, Thornton, Catron, Smith, Upton
Palen, Sloan, Bergere, Money, Hughes
the Misses Staab, Call, Manderfield, Pa
len, Moore, Crane, Ilfield and Otero. Or
Thursday, the Mesdames Prince, Wal
lace, Whiteman, Laughlin, Fiske, Knae
bel, Madden, Ireland, Coleman, McFIe
Read, W. L. Jones, Spices; the Misses
Morrison, Johnson, J. Call, Mckenzie
and E. Manderfield. On Friday, the
Mesdames Harroun, Boyle, Warner
Rivenberg, Rice, Seligman, A. Chaves
l. Chaves, Thomas, E. Eldodt, Gable, A,
Fischer, Schock, Renehan; the Misses
Sena, Perea, Atkinson, and Virgins
Otero.
The following members Of the recep
ton committee are requested to meet o,
Tuesday evening at the residence Of
Mrs. Prince at 7 o'clock: Mesdamei
Wallace, Whiteman, Laughlin, Fischer
Knaebel, Madden, Ireland, Coleman,
McFie, Read, Jones, Spiess; the Misses
| Morrison. Johnson. Call. Mckenzie. and