Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-30
with iced punch. Mrs. Fiske was as

with iced punch. Mrs. Fiske was as
sisted by Miss Caryl Palcn. Tho flowers
in the library were pink sweet peas.
The dining room was perhaps the most
attractive feature of the afternoon. The
room was festooned with white satin
ribbon and strings of the delicate white
clamatis and quantities of white flowers
of all kinds decorated the room, while
the table decorations were all white
sweet peas. Mrs. Geo. P. Money pre-
sided at the table. Mrs. Money was as
sisted by Miss Belle Ilfeld and Miss
Moore, of FL Paso.
During the afternoon the sweetest
music was rendered, under the direction
of Miss Hurt. The music consisted of
solo singing by Miss Cole and instru-
mental music by Miss Hurt, Miss Nc
Kenzie and Miss Elsie HELD. At the
close of the very enjoyable afternoon,
Mrs. Palen presented the four young
ladies who had provided the music with
a souvenir of hand-painted china.
The following ladies were invited:
Mesdames M. A. Otero, w. r. Thornton,
L. B. Prince, Wallace. X. T. Woods,
Arthur Seligman, Amado Chaves, Georgia
Nichols, M. R. Otero, A. NJ. Bergere. c.
H. Gilderslceve, Il. j. Helm, j. E. Kill
bourne, j. ID. Hughes, Geo. w. knaebcl,
S. II. Day, McCreedy, Burchenell. l..
Baer, of Albuquerque, l.. Ilfeld, of AL
buquerque, E. Andrews, w. A. McKen-
zie, A. L. Morrison, Cooper, Hooker,
Moore. Sluss, Mason, Schaaf, j. Gruns-
field, Cole, II. Ilfeld, Adolph Fischer,
A rthnr povln ID Iv;otorr rIopu,o,
S. Eldodt, M. Eldodt, Rice. Rapp, Hurt,
Spices, Lynch, Kinsell, Fletcher, Knapp,
Kahn, Keller, Carson, Sloan, WHY'S,
Harroun, Laughlin, Gerdes, Newhall,
T. M. Jones, w. L. Jones, Cabell, Otis,
S. II. Cartwright, Rivenburg, Warner,
Weltmer, Hill-Howard, Gulliford, Gable,
Ernst, Gaines-Smith, Shelby, Hale
Townsend, Irvine, Call, Massey, Judell,
of Las Vegas, Spitz. WeiEman, of Albu-
querque, Coleman, Shock. H. S. Clancy,
Whiteman, r. l.. Baca, B. M. Thomas,
w. E. Griffin, A. Walker: Misses Cree
land, Atkinson, Florence Hughes, L.
Hughes, Griswold, Glare Gulliford, Sim
mons, Call, Massey, LaRue. Atkins.
Johnston, Young. Stern, Annie McKen-
zic, Manderfield, Sinnott, Eugenia Man.
derfield.
Tuesday evening was the occasion OF
a very lovely card party at the home OF
Mrs. Otis. Miss Otis, the hostess of the
evening, was assisted by her sister, Mrs.
De Rosey Cabell. The house was EN-.
powered in red, white and blue, while
40 re nf oil Nations ,col IL, lo,,;,l
profusion, and army insignia held full
sway. A Spanish flag draped in black
attracted much notice and approval.
Miss Otis was attired in pale blue silk
and black satin. Mrs. Cabell in white
silk. The game of the evening was
euchre, and the score was kept by tiny
American flags being attached to the
ribbon decorated cards. The games were
entered into with great spirit, and the
contest resulted in the winners being
Mrs. Money for the first, a Dresden
chocolate pot; Miss Helen Mason, sec
ond. a cut glass vinaigrette. Mrs.
Arthur Seligman won the consolation
prize, a toy laundry set. Mr.. James
Seligman carried off the Russian card
case, the first prize: Mr.. Arthur Selig-
nan a gold scarf pin, the second prize:
Mr.. Charles Catron vas the proud pos
SCISSOR of the consolation. a tin sabre.
Refreshments were served consisting of
salad, sandwiches, punch and coffee.
The frOlic lasted until late and every
one regretfully parted, having the con
ciousness of a very pleasant evening.
Those invited were: Miss Waldo, Miss
Elkins, Mrs. Money, Mrs. A. Seligman,
Miss Thornton, Miss Hurt. Miss Young,
Miss Ilfeld, Miss Jones, Miss Staab. the
Misses Manderfield, Miss Mason, Miss
Helen Mason, Miss Sluss, Miss Palen.
Miss Gable, Miss Moore, Miss Stern and
Miss Keller; Colonel Frost, General
Bartlett, Messrs. A. Seligman, Pfau,
Scheurich, A. Staab, Il. Staab, A.
Spiegelberg, Gortner, johnson, Cooling
ton, w. H. Bartlett, c. E. Doll, Slnss,
Hudson, Catron and Collins.
The Misses May and Florence Spitz
royalty entertained a jolly party OF
young friends at their home on Palace
venue this afternoon. There were
present the Misses Lulu Fiske. Elsie
llfeld, Tessie Ilfeld, Dewey Day, Myrtle
Boyle, Ruth Hughes, Eliza Hughes,
Mabel Gildersleeve, Helen Gildersleevc,
Lylene Gildersleeve, Sylvia Morrison,
Jean Mckenzie, Alice Kahn. Lilly e.
dodt, Grace Eldodt, Bessie Eldodt, Eva
Dougherty, Edna Linnen, Gladys Lin
men, Florence Jones and friend, Edna
Downey, Richie Seligman, Katherine
Chaves, Mignon LeBrun, Ramona Baca,
Anita Baca, Ruth T4aughlin, Helen
Laughlin, Susan Weltmer, Miguel Otero,
Seldom Burchenal. Arthur Judell, Louis
Judell, Seldom Day, Sammie Day.
Morris Thomas, We're Boyle, Thornton
Victory, Milton Kahn, Roger Fiske,
Buddie Fiske, Harden Hughes, Albert
Clancy, Millet Clancy, Milton Gusdorf,
Alfred Gusdorf, Nois Weltmcr, Allan
Fletcher and Willie Prince.
Colonel and Mrs. Geo. w. Knaebel en-
tertained a party of friends Thursday
evening in honor of Mr.. Wayclif Taylor,
who is a guest at their home. A dainty
supper was served early in the evening,
after which various amusements, includ-
ing dancing, were INDUCED in, everyone
present having a right merry time.
Among those present were, Mr.. Way
elf Taylor, Mrs. Fiske, Mrs. Warner,
Miss Franz, Miss Keller, Miss Glider
sleeve, Miss Teresa Gildersleeve, and
Messrs. Charles Catron and G. Z. Doll.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Mason and two
daughters, of Altoona, Pa, who have
been here for the benefit of Mrs. Mason's
health for the past two months, guests
OF the Palace hotel, left this morning for
Colorado Springs, where they will re-
main some weeks, returning probably to
this city in September. Mrs. Mason was
greatly benefited by her stay here. The
departure of these excellent people is
very much regretted by Santa Fe society