Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge IL. l.. Waldo, who has been
several days in the city on legal business,
was a passenger for Las Vegas last
1t is reported that Superintendent j.
Il. Hurley, Of the Santa Fe, is to be made
general superintendent of the Santa Fe-
| Pacific.
Judge j. r. McFie is in Las Cruces
on a visit to his family. It's understood,
that the judges family will very shortly
take up its residence IN this city.
The many friends of Hon. G.. w.
Prichard, of White Oaks, will regret to
learn that he is i'll and confined to his
Ted at his residence in that thriving
mining camp.
John S. Clark, territorial coal oil
inspector and chairman of the Republi-
can territorial committee, went to Las
Vegas last night to spend Sunday with
his family.
Mrs. Pedro Perea returned to her home
in Bernalillo Thursday afternoon, after
spending three days in the city very
pleasantly. She had apartments at
the Palace while here.
Secretary w. II. Johns. of the Rio
Grande Dam &c Irrigation Company, has
gone to Washington, to be present when
the Elephant Butte dam case comes up
before the Supreme court.
Captain Max. Luna is rapidly recover
ing from weakness and illness, contrac-
ted in the Santiago campaign and will
be fully restored to health shortly. He
and Mrs. Luna are here on a visit TO
the captains grandmother.
Sylvester Hazleton and wife, of Ok
ford, Mich, are old time friends of
John w. Blanchard, and are his guests.
They propose to spend the winter in
Santa Fe and will be a welcome addition
to the colony of new corners.
Hon. r. B. Catron returned last even
ing'from Taos county where he has been
on political and legal business. lie
leaves tonight for Las Vegas where he
will meet Wilson W~addingham, ESQ.,,
with whom he will confer on legal
business.
Sidney Rosenwald left last night for
Ration, where he will on Sunday attend
the Strauss-Jaffa marriage. Louis Baer
and wife, Mrs. Edward Rosenwald, and
Misses Alma and Jetty Rosenwald will
also attend the marriage from this city.
Albuquerque Citizen.
Cards have been received announcing
that the marriage of Mr.. Luman Frank
lin Parker, Jr., and Miss Ludie Weir
Scott will take place Wednesday even
ing, November 2, at Vinita, l.! r. Mr..
Parker is we'll and favorably known in |
Santa Fe, having made his home in the
city for ove two years while attached
to the court of private land claims as
stenographer. He is now the at
torney for several corporations in the
Indian territory where he is making an
enviable record as a bright, industrious
and trustworthy lawyer. Mr.. Parker's
many friends in this city all united in
wishing the young couple a long life of
happiness and prosperity.
The Fifteen club met Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Day, with Mrs.
Prince in the chair. Articles on ''Kos-
suth and His Times "Buda Pesth"
popular Life in Austro Hungary" were
read and discussed. The club meets
next Thursday with Mrs. Gulliford, Miss |
Smith presiding.
Lewis r. Strauss, a bright young man
of Albuquerque, arrived in Ration on
Sunday. The gentleman has captured
one of Raton's most accomplished and
charming young ladies, Miss Hedwig
Jaffa, and next Sunday they will be
in marriage at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Simon Cohn. The
marriage takes place tomorrow. the
I'D instant.-Rat0n Range.
Captain and Miss Creelman, accom-
by Miss De Settle, from the In
liam school, drove out to Nambe pue-
,lo Monday to call on Miss Lampson,
at the school Of the pueblo. On
arriving they found Miss Lampson
lutte Ill, and Miss De Settle remained u