Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Governor OterO returns from Las We
gas III this evenings train.
Solicitor General E. l.. Bartlett is ex-
pected to return from California early
during the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Harroun of Albu-
querque are in the city ma visit to DR..
and Mrs. w. s. Harroun.
Mrs. T.. p. Gable. who has been visit
ing her husband in Chihuahua, Mexico,
will return to Santa Fe next week.
Mrs. j. P. Maulc and son, tourists,
from Lincoln, Neb., are s%ojournlng in
the city. They stop at the Palace.
James H. Devereux, who Is in the ter
ritory looking up mining matters, left
last evening for a trip to southern
points.
Frank Hudson, the popular clerk of
the Palace, who has been in Denver on
a visit, is expected to return home to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernardino Baca and
son, of Albuquerque, arrived yesterday
and are visiting Mrs. James L. johnson
and family.
Major r. j. Palen has Joined Mrs.
Palen and Miss Caryl at %Irvington, N.
j., and the family is in that place on a
visit to relatives.
On Thursday John w. Catron, son of
Hon. T. B. Catron, sailed from Amster-
dam for the United States. He will
come to Santa Fc.
Hon. M. G. Reynolds, U. S. land court
attorney, will arrive in the city next
| INnl,ncIou mo uaI tn no n 6 Of hvISt-
ness before the land court.
Mrs. Knote and daughter, who have
been in the city some months, recuper-
ating their health, returned to their
home at Springfield, O., today.
Beverly Reed, of Texas, a son-in-law
of U. s. Senator H. D. Money, of Mis-
sissippi, has been appointed a captain
and assistant adjutant general of volnn-
teers.
A. G. Ireland is expected to return
from Denver this evening, where he ac-
companied Mrs. Ireland on her trip
east. Mrs. ireland will visit in Buffalo,
N. Y, for some time.
First Lieutenant Henry Kirby, 10th
U. S. infantry who is well known here,
has been ordered before a board at Mo-
bile, Ala, to stand examination for pro-
motion to a %captaincy.
Mrs. and Miss Cole, of Chicago, ar
rived at the sanitarium Thursday even
ing. A sister-in-law of Miss Cole from
Chicago will arrive next week and the
parties will spend the summer here.
J, The Bachelor Girls" of the city gave
a very enjoyable hop last evening to
their married lady friends. The affair
was elegantly conducted, a good time
was had and the viands furnished were
exquisite.
Frank Z. Weber, of F%redonia, Colo,
and c. G. Hitchcock, of Ware, Mass,
who have been in the city several days
on business connected with the Claire
hotel, returned to their homes this af-
ternoon.
Miss Emilia Frenger, of Las Cruces,
has gone to San Antonio, Tex, to bid
+ farewell to her brother, Numa Frenger,
prior to his departure with his regiment,
the LIST U. S. volunteer cavalry, to Cuba.
Invitations have been received in this
/ city to the marriage of Miss Anderson at
: Colorado Springs, Colo, to Herman G.
Joy. The wedding is to take place on
q June 2. Mr.. Joy will be remembered by
many Santa Feans as the junior partner
in the stationery business of Hayt 4
; Joy in 1881 and 1882 in this city.
! Yesterday afternoon Miss Mckenzie
entertained a number of lady friends at
her home on Palace avenue, at cards,
"Hearts" being the game. Miss Atkin-
. son succeeded in capturing the first
|, prize, while the consolation was award
ed to Miss Staab. Those present were,
Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Shelby, Miss Craw-
ford, Miss Jones, Miss Morrison, Miss
t Thornton. Miss Staab, Miss Atkinson,
Miss Hurt, Miss Weir, Miss Ilfeld, Miss
Teasdale, Miss Mason, Miss Helen Ma
son, Miss Amy Gulliford and Miss Keller.
The club meeting of the Tertulia
, Idiomatica was held this afternoon at
7 the residence of Mrs. George H. Wallace
I and the club members and invited guests
. were entertained by that lady. Dainty
refreshments were served during the en-
tertainment. There were present Mes
danes Harroun, P. E. Harroun, Amado
Chaves, Baca, Bergere, Otis, Cabell,
| Hurt, Koch, Gulliford, Yrissarri, Rene
: han, Fletcher, Upton, the Misses Creel-
man, Staab, Spreading, Manderield,
Mason, Hurt, Atkinson, Perea, Hilgert
and Smith.
Archbishop Chapelle, of New Orleans,
Bishop Matt, of Denver, and Bishop
: Bourgard, of Tucson, A. T., were to
have met in Ell Paso on Thursday last to
nominate three candidates, one Of whom
would have been appointed archbishop
of Santa Fe to succeed Archbishop
Chapelle, but for reasons not made pub
| lie, their purpose was abandoned. A
meeting of the same Roman Catholic
, prelates was held in Ell Paso soon after
Archbishop Chapelle left here for New
!, Orleans, and three candidates were nom
: mated for the Santa Fe archbishopric.
The authorities of the church at Rome
subsequently ordered another meeting
, to be held here today, but q few days
ago the order was countermanded.
Second Lieutenant B. M. Stokes, 10th
u. s. infantry, who was stationed in this
city during 1892 and 1893, has been APP
pointed major Of the 1st South Carolina
infantry. The Columbia Register con-
tains the following complimentary no.
tice of the Q major: Another feature
of the mastering was the administration
of the volunteer majors oath to Lieu
tenant Marcus B. Stokes, of the 10th U.
s. infantry, who had been selected by
Governor Ellerbe, to lead n of the
South Carolina battalions against the
S~paniards. Lieutenant Stokes is in for
more promotion. In the regular service
to which he belongs he is to be advanced
a grade as promotion in the regular
army does not cease when an officer is
called on to lead volunteers in times of
war. Major Stokes, as he will be called
from now on, is q popular man in this
city and state. He has been detailed
for some time in organizing the militia
of South Carolina. The work entrusted
to him has been carefully done and in
such a manner as to merit the promo
ton received and to attract many friends