Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-23

IeX., WISHING nef paFelUS,
Major and Mrs. Reyes, has returned to
her home at Los Lunas.
Colonel R. E. T~witchell, of Las Vegas,
is slowly recovering from his gunshot
wound and can now walk with a cane.
Mrs. vicentita Montoya, niece of Hon.
18th birthday by entertaining a number
of her young friends on Wednesday
evening last.
Hon. John H. Riley, of Colorado
Springs, has been in Tularosa and the
part of Dona Ana county dur
ing the past week on business connected
with his stock interests in that locality.
Misses Flossie and Theresa Glider
sleeve are expected to arrive in the city
next week on a visit to their father,
Hon. c.. H. Gildersleeve. They are now
visiting Miss Mamie Waldo in Kansas
City.
Colonel H. B. Hersey has received a
leave of absence until the end of this
month from the chief of the weather
service and Assistant Observer Sam E.
Black is in charge Of the weather office
for the present.
On account of the fatal illness of Mrs.
J. l.. Marsh, the Oldest and most be-
loved member, the usual Thursday meet
ing of the Fifteen club was postponed.
The club will attend the funeral in a
body on Sunday afternoon.
7. J. Helm, agent of the Denver &
Rio Grande railway, and one of the most
popular railroad officials in the west,
was in this city on business, during the
week.-Silver City Enterprise.
A picnic party consisting of Mrs. j.
D. Hughes, Miss Thornton, Miss LaRue,
Miss Atkins, the Misses Reynolds, Cap
tain James, Messrs. J. B. Brady, Black,
Pope and Gortner spent the day near
Monument rock in the canon.
Misses Mary LaRue, Ruth Reynolds,
Kate Reynolds and Beatrice Atkins,
charming and bright young ladies from
Las Vegas, are here on u visit to Gov
ernor and Mrs. M. A. Otero, but expect
to leave for home on Wednesday next.
Mrs. l. H. Rapp entertained the follow
ing ladies at a lucheon on Friday: Mrs.
M. A. Otero, Mrs. j. D. Hughes, Miss
LaRue, Miss Thornton, Miss Reynolds,
Miss Atkins and Miss Kate Rayrolds.
The luncheon was remarkably well APP
pointed in every particular.
Mrs. and Miss Cole, of Chicago, who
are stopping at the sanitarium, have
been doing considerable sketching in
the locality of Santa Fe. The ladies
are artists of no small ability and have
travelled extensively in foreign parts.
They will ''do" the mountains of New
Mexico this summer
Mr.. G. Il. Creelman and Miss Annie
w. Creelman, of Beverly, Mass, are
here for the %latter's health. They will
remain for some time. Miss Creelman,
who is a very handsome young lady, has
not been feeling we'll during the past
week. but is reported as improved. Mr..
Creelman and daughter have apartments
at the Palace.
dinner on Thursday evening. There
were present the Misses LaRue, Ray
nolds, Atkins and Kate Reynolds and
Messrs. Gortner, Black, Hudson and
Massei. The table decorations were
scarlet. AS usual with entertainments
by the Governor and Mrs. Otero, was it
an exquisite affair.
Miss Staab and Mr.. Arthur Staab en-
terrain this evening at a dinner party
the following: Miss Thornton, of Los
Angeles, the Misses Weir, Crawford,
Gulliford, Amy Gulliford, Jones, Hurt,
Mckenzie and Keller; Messrs, Pope,
Hudson, Gortner, Scheurich, Ochs, DR..
Brady, Mr.. Vance and DR.. Massie.
There was an informal hop at the
the government Indian school on Mon
day evening, which was greatly enjoyed
by those attending. There were pres
ent: Colonel and Mrs. 7. M. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Hughes, Mrs. Cole,
the Misses LaRue, Thornton, Jones,
Crawford, Staab, Weir, Mckenzie, Ma
son, Helen Mason, Cole, Hurt, Keller,
Silcott, Mauger, Messrs. Gortner, Hud.
son, Pope, Black, Brady, James, Her.
sey, Spiegelberg, Bartlett, Mccormick,
and Pau.
Governor and Mrs. M. A. Otero enter
tanned about 80 of their friends at an in.
formal musicale last evening. Miss At.
kins rendered some exquisite selections
on the violin, Mrs. Rapp, Miss Ruth
Reynolds and Mr.. A. M. Bergere de.
lighted those present with their per.
formances on the piano, and Miss Ruth
Reynolds and Mr.. Robert E. Gortnel
gave very pleasing and we'll rendered
selections on the guitar and mandolin
respectively. Light refreshments were
served and a most enjoyable time was
had.
Hon. w. A. Hawkins has been busily
employed at Ell Paso during the past two
months upon important legal business,
He returned to this city Saturday for a
brief visit. Mr.. Hawkins said that the
report which was published in the In
dependent, stating that he would leave
the territory and take up his residence
in Ell Paso is incorrect. Mr.. Hawkins
will continue his present abode in New
Mexico, and will probably choose n Of
the many pretty towns on the line Of
the Ell Paso & White Oaks railroad a.
his place of abode.-Silver City Enter
prise.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hughes enter
tanned on Wednesday evening at theil
home on Palace avenue In honor OF Miss
LaRue, Of Las Vegas, and Miss Thorn
ton, of Los Angeles, at cards. Thu
guests, prizes consisted Of a silver shot
horn for Miss La Rue and nail polishel
for Miss Thornton. The first ladies
prize was won by Mrs. Otero and the
consolation prize by Mrs. Cole, Of Chi
cago. First prize for the other sex was
secured by Mr.. Frank Hudson, consola
ton prize by Geo. P. Money. The
prizes were elegant and unique. Dainty
refreshments were served at midnight
and after four hours of jollity and mirtl
the assembly dispersed. There were
present: Governor and Mrs. M. A
Otero, Mrs. w. T. Thornton, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Money, Mrs. Cole, Of Chicago; Miss
LaRue, OF Las Vegas; Miss Thornton