Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-09

| Cruces this afternoon to Spend sunday |
and will return Monday night.
Miss Ida Jones, Miss Helen McGregor
and Miss Ida Freeman, OF Las cruces
have gone to Washington, d. G., to at
tend the meetings of the National Edd-
c%ational association there; so mas MRS.
w. L. Jackson, of Silver City. At KAN
sas City. Miss Geraldine Combs, a teach
err at the New Mexico Agricultural col
lege, will join the party.
Messrs. Mason and Creelman have been
at Sparks ranch on the Upper Pecos
during the week fishing n hnnting.
They write that fishing is good, the
mountain country beautiful and cool
and that they are having a most ENJOY
able time. They expect to return to
their cosy apartments at the Palace this
evening.
Mrs. M. A. Otero left last evening for
Las Vegas, where she will spend sun
day, Tomorrow, Governor and Mrs.
Otero and the Misses Mary LaRue and
Beatrice Atkins will come over from
Las Vegas, the latter to spend a few
weeks here as guests at the guberna-
torial residence.
Mr.. Joel +. Manning, who has been
connected with the editorial force of
the New MEXICAN for several months,
has resigned and has Joined Company
G, of the territorial volunteer infantry
regiment. His place has been filled by
Mr.. John E. Holmes, formerly OF Glen
wood Springs, Colo.
On Thursday evening Miss Palen, Miss
Mckenzie, Miss Hurt and Miss Glider
sleeve entertained a large number OF
l friends at Adams hall with a dancing
party. The young ladies left nothing
undone, which would contribute to the
!, comfort and pleasure of the guests, and
the evening passed away entirely toe
quickly. Among the invited guests
were Governor and Mrs. Otero, Mr.. and
, Mrs. Arthur Seligman, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. Gildersleeve, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ID.
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Palen, Mrs.
q w. A. Mckenzie, Miss Thornton, Miss
Ilfeld. Miss Otero, Miss Franz, Miss
. Crawford, Miss Teasdale, Miss Mason
Miss Helen Mason, Miss Staab, Miss
5 Cole, Miss Myrtle Sluss, Miss Jones, Mis-
e Walz, Miss Elsie Ilfeld, Miss Keller
Miss Teresa Gildersleeve, Miss Nelli'
Gable, Captain Mitchell, Lieutenan
Moore, Lieutenant and Surgeon Smith
IS Messrs. G. A. and Otto Franz, Bartlett
Collins, C. A. Doll, Hardinge, Scheurich
= lC. A. Sluss, Bushnell, Arthur Staab, +
Staab, E. Andrews, Gortner, Hurt, Johl
Catron, Charles Catron, Pope, Spiegel
berg. Codington, Pfau, Manuel Oter
and Frank Hudson.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. William A
= Collins, 70 North Pearl street, was tn
Z location of a most brilliant and Target
attended reception on Thursday after
A. noon and evening, June %, 1895
The reception was given by MIR. an
he Mrs. Collins in honor of Mrs. John K
McFie, Miss Maud McFie of Santa Fe
$. N. M, and Mrs. Wilson Hastle of Chi
nr cago, Ill. Mrs. McFie is the wifeOf Hon
n John R. McFie, associate justice OF til
territorial Supreme court and presldln
= Judge of the first judicial district of Ne
70 Mexico. This elegant home was pre-
fusely decorated with flags and buntin
upon the outside and within, roses
flowers and tapestry decorations wer
=. :. everywhere to be seen. Light refresl
w ments were served in great abundance
III While the reception wa intended ft
ladies only, many of Judge McFie
-. SClllCIlcu lIlOIluo, CUi HIh oh" w
in there, called and paid their respects
n him. while the ladies conducted the
reception. Mrs. D. Knox and Mi:
ny Marie Nelson assisted in receiving al
nd Mrs. b. b. Hall, Mrs. Emmit Edmol
and Mrs. Morris assisted in the servini
Among those that called the followir
.ro names were obtained: Mrs. P. j. Mel
tyre, Mrs. w. w. Slack, Mrs. Ware
Hayden Cowells, Mrs. David Patio
Miss Jessie Patton, M. D., Mrs. l..
Killon, Mrs. George c. Junk, Mrs. B.
Phillips, Mrs. J.. 0. Matheson. Mi
Oh Drummond, Mrs. G.. A. Kingbaum, MI
Ill John C. Kennel, Mrs. J. p. Hall. MI
E. E. French, Mrs. j. ii. Sites, MI
ra- H. A. Miller, Mrs. G. w. Smith, MI
lp- E. L. Ellis, Mrs. A. G. Clark, Mrs.
er- Stingley Mrs. Z. L. Guerin, Mrs. j.
Bacon, Mrs. r. j. Miller, Miss Pea
III. Miller, Mrs. w. S. Thompson, Mrs.
his l.. Grimshaw, Miss M Vosburg al
m many others. Judge and Mrs. McFie Al
daughters, after spending the followil
nd day with friends and the evening
or Manhattan Beach, took the late San
,ed Fe train for their home.-Denv
Republican.