Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-22
SOCIAL CHRONICLES

Mrs, i. A. Hughes is still confined at
home with a severe cold.
Ex-Governor w. r. Thornton is in
Mexico on mining business.
Mrs. b. Seligman has been suffering
from a severe cold during the past week,
but has about recovered.
r. +. Twitchell, Esu.. of Las Vegas,
has been in the city all week. attending
to legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Renehan will en-
terrain a few friends at their home on
lower Frisco street this evening.
W.. b. Childers, Esq, United States
attorney, returned from Albuquerque
last night. and has taken rooms at the
Claire.
Mrs. Grant Rivenburg will entertain
the ladies of the Woman's board of
trade, at her home, next Friday after
noon
Mrs. Nordstrom and children expect
to go to Washington City, where it is
very likely they will make their future
home.
Miss Caryl Palcn, whose serious illness
has caused her many friends much
anxiety, is somewhat better, but is still
| very sick.
Miss Sadie Holman, of Las Vegas,
| who has been the guest of Mrs. G. A.
| Spiess for some time. will remain sew
eral weeks longer.
Ex-Governor Prince is in Omaha on
business connected with the New Mex.
leo display to be made at the Trans
mississippi exposition,
Hon. r. B. Catron, who has been in
Socorro the past week, attending to
cases before the District court, is eX-
pected home tonight.
Rev. Father j. Fl. Defouri, of Las We
gas, and Father A. Redon, of Anton
Chico, were among Archbishop Chap
cllc's visitors this week.
Hon. b. M. Read and wife will leave
relatives and friends there for a month.
Mr.. Read will return on Monday.
Hon. Frank McCord, who was APP
pointed internal revenue collector for
the northern district of Ohio. yesterday,
is a brother of Mrs. A. c. Ireland of this
city.
Mrs. Il. O. Stafford and daughter, of
Marquette, Mich, are in the city for
their health and have taken rooms at
the Claire. They will remain two or
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amado Chaves rejoice
over the safe arrival of a bright baby
boy at their home on Palace avenue
about midnight. All well. Mrs. Nichols,
mother of Mrs. Chaves, is with her
daughter.
Upon confirmation to the Office of as
sociatc Justice of the Territorial Su-
prcme court, Judge and Mrs. McFie and
children will at once take up their resi-
dence in this city and become identified
with Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wh~itescarver and little
son, Harry, who have been in the city
for two weeks past, stopping at Mrs.
Bush's. left this morning for their home
in Denver. very much pleased with their
Visit in Santa Fe.
Colonel Geo. w. Knaebel, late adju-
tant general, made a flying professional
visit to Bland, the bustling Cochiti me-
tropolis, this week. He contemplates
another visit to the great gold camp soon
and will remain longer.
Captain s. II. Day, president OF the
Water & Improvement company, pro-
poses to take a trip to California at an
early date to look into the beet sugar
factory matters and to consult some of
the n and managers of beet SUI
gar factories.
Secretary Wallace expects to 60 to
Denver Monday to attend a meeting OF
the National Stock Growers association,
before which body he will deliver an ad-
dress on ''sheep in the United States"
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. James L. O'Brien, of Belmont, A..
T., accompanied by his son and daugh-
ter, arrived in the city last night and
registered at the Claire. Today Mr..
O'Brien placed the young lady in Loret-
to academy, and his son In St. Michael's
college, where they will attend school
until next summer.
Mr.. Forrest Mckinley, special agent
of the general land office, who has been
stationed at Santa Fe since early last
summer, will leave Monday evening for
Guthrie, 0. IT,, to which place he has
been transferred by the department. He
will first 60 to Chicago for a ten days
visit with friends, and then to his new
post of duty.
Archbishop p. l.. Chapelle expects to
leave for New Orleans to take charge of
the archdiocese there, on February G.
1t will probably be six OF eight months
before his successor as archbishop of
Santa Fe is designated and formally
installed. Meanwhile Very Rev. An
thony Fourchegu, vicar general, will
administer the affairs Of the diocese.
The Fifteen club met on Thursday at
Mrs. Laughlin's, with Mrs. Gulliford in
the chair. Miss Nellie Smith gave a
very able review of Hall Gaines novel,
1.-The Christian" Mrs. Warner sub
mitted u charming character reading,
Sonny at School," Mrs. Weltmer con-
tributed a magazine article on 1.-The
Books of Life" The club then went
into executive session at the call of the
president, and afterward adjourned till
Thursday next, 27th inst, at Mrs.
Rapp's, Mrs. Laughlin presiding.
Miss M. Il. Allison, the capable and
energetic superintendent of the mission
school in this city, has been granted an
eight months leave of absence by the
Presbyterian board in New York. 1t is
a we'll earned and much needed vaca-
ton for she has been in the work for II
years. She is now visiting friends in
Chicago, but she is not in love with the
climate of the great metropolis and will
take a trip to California later on. Miss
Hays, from Saratoga, N. Y, who has
been identified with the work for the
past year and over, is very ably supply
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