Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-14

guests DIV uHe IidiTt' lney IeSisUeI lIuH
Colorado City.
Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince is
| visiting relatives at his old home in
Flushing, Long Island.
Justices Mills and Parker were enter
tanned at dinner by Governor and Mrs.
Otero On Friday evening.
Miss Lora G. Weir expects to leave for
her home at La Porte, Ind, within a
few days, to spend the summer with her
father.
John Irwin, of Detroit, who has been
recuperating his health at Nagefs ranch
for the past six months, will return to
his home Monday.
Mrs. E. H. Salazar, wife of the post
master at Las Vegas, arrived last eyen-
ing from Las Vegas on a visit to Mrs. e.
H. Manderield and daughters.
United States Marshal Foraker is in
| the southern part of the county on Off
cial business, and will visit San Pedro
and Golden before returning.
l. II. Rapp, architect of the capitol
building, has returned from Denver,
where he has been on business con-
nected with the work of construction.
Mrs. Lola Luna of Albuquerque, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Bergere in this city returned home
Thursday, having enjoyed her visit here
greatly,
Messrs. Louis Ilfeld, and Louis Baer,
prominent merchants of Albuquerque,
are in the city. They are accompanied
| by their families and will remain until
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ii. Rapp have taken
the house formerly occupied by Major
Jersey, near the Presbyterian church,
and are now comfortably located in
their new home.
Mrs. G. w. Dudrow, is expected home
from Denver OF Monday evening. The
lady has not yet fully recovered her
health and it may be that she will go
east again at an early date for medical
treatment.
Captain Stephen Y. Seyburn, 10th
infantry, has been appointed q major
and assistant inspector general OF
volunteers. Major Seyburn was sta
toned in this city several years from
1887 to 1890.
Col. Simon Snyder, of the 10Th infantry
who was on duty in this city as lieuten-
ant colonel Of the 10th infantry in 1873!
and 1890, is a b%rigadier general of U. S
volunteers now.
Solicitor General and Mrs. Z. L
Bartlett are in Oakland, Cal. Genera
Bartlett expects to return in about {
I,uonlr Mrc pn ,.%lntf xu;l Elyn1u , In
in Oakland for some time for the benef'
of her health.
Mrs. Solomon Luna, who has beer
visiting her parents here, has returned
to her home at Los Lunas. Her HUSBAND
is expected home from his sheep ranches
in Socorro county during the latter par
of next week.
Mrs. Knote and daughter, who have
been sojourning in the city for the past
three months in quest of health and
recreation, will return to their home in
Springfield, O., next week.
Ex-Governor w. r. Thornton returned
from Sonora, Mexico, last night, after al
absence of three months. He will remain
in Santa Fe three or four days, and will
then go to Denver on business connected
with his mining interests.
, Judge Frank w. Parker, of the 81
judicial district, who has been visiting
here, left last night for Las Vegas
remaining there today and leaving to
night for Silver City, where distric
court commences on next Monday.
Mrs. j. r. McFie, who has been herr
for a week, left last Wednesday for HON,
greatly improved in health. Judg'
McFie left Vegas this afternoon to spent
Sunday in Las Cruces and it is expected
will return here on Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bergere enter
tanned at a small dinner party OF
Wednesday evening last. There wcr,
present: Governor and Mrs. Otero
: Mrs. Lola Luna, of Albuquerque, Judg,
: McFie, Judge Emmett and Colonel Frost
DR.. d. W. Manley left this Afternoon
for Silver City, in order to be a witnes
| in the case of the Mary Mining & Smelt
) ing company VS.. r. Y. Anderson ct al.
injunction. The doctor is the secretar,
l of the company and thoroughly under
stands the case at bar.
!, Mrs. r. J. Palen and daughter, Mis-
= Caryl, are TO- in Irvington, N. j., visit
!, ing Mrs. Palen's father, Rev. Webbe
; Major Palen leaves for the east tomor
' row night for a months vacation, an,
on his return expects to be accompanie,
by Mrs. and Miss Palen.
MI. I. j. Helm has received a Telegram
from his daughter, Mrs. j. G. Kilbournc
t at Vancouver, stating that her HUSBAND
j. is ordered to the Philippine Islands witt
his father, Major c. E. Kilbourne, pay
> master U. s. army, and will leave Sal
Francisco with the first detachments O
troops sent over to the islands. Mrs
: Kilbourne and children will com t
. Santa Fe to spend the summer and ar
4 expected here about May rs.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Ilfel
entertained in honor of Miss Thornton
, in a delightful manner. The table an
3 room decorations were the national col
0rs and the counters used at the car
tables were army buttons. The gam
' was ''hearts," and the prizes were woI
by Miss Amy Gulliford, first, Miss Craw
D ford, second, and Miss Weir, consola
tion. Those present were Mrs. Otero
Mrs. Shelby, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. KEEL
Ter, Miss Thornton, Miss Mckenzie
Miss Hurt, Miss Otis, Miss Teasdale
Miss Jones, Miss Crawford, Miss Massie
Miss Morrison, Miss Mason, Miss Weir
Miss Gulliford and Miss Amy Gulliford
The Berlin correspondent of the New
y York Musical Courier sends that pape
. the following news, which will prove 0
} interest in Santa Fe:. my handsom
curly-headed assistant Leonard LfeblinI
n just walks into the office and tells me Q
his engagement to Miss Geneyieve Wall
fao..a 81 sAo-Ne Man. Al nxion Gla ln ~