Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-17

A crowd of merry little people assem-
bled at the hospitable home Of Mrs.
Mandertield, on Saturday last, to cele-
brate the third birthday of her grand
SON., Isauro Lorenzo Salazar. Games
were played in the spacious placita,
where a merry-go-round contributed
much to their pleasure. Refreshments
over the little guests began to dispense,
each carrying a small mOmento of Il
very happy afternoon. Those present
were: Elizabeth Cross, Catharine Cross,
Richie Sellgman, Myrtle Gildersleeve,
Consuelo Bergere. May Bergere, Eloisa
Delgado, Petrita Delgado, Elvira Sala-
Ear, Adelina Yrisarri, Francisquita HI
nojos, Melinda Delgado, Refugito Del
gado, Catherine Chaves, Miquelita Sena,
Ramona Baca, Anita Baca, Pillar Ortiz,
Antonio Ortiz, Dorothy Money, Aurora
Lucero, Miriam Cartwright, Ruth Stew
ems, Emma Gusdorf, Lizzie Ulibarri,
lola Hickox, Edith Hick0x, Bessie
Eldodt, Oracle Eldodt; Marvin Rice,
Luna Bergere, Miguel Otero, Thornton
Victory, Jose Diaz, Carol Caball, ia
cobo Ortiz, Luis Ortiz, Gaspar Ortiz,
Antonio Lucero, Walter Dettlebach, Lo-
reto Sena, Santiago Delgado.
On Monday afternoon one of the most
pleasant social events of the season took
place at the home of Mrs. w. L. Jones,
on the south side, the occasion being a
reception given IN honor of Mrs. Kate
Tannatt Woods. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with flowers, and the
refreshments. served were exquisite. In
the later part of the afternoon the young
men invited arrived and furnished in
strumental music for the pleasure of the
other guests. Those invited were: Mrs.
Kate Tannatt Woods, Mrs. M. A. Otero,
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Cat
ron, Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs. Victory, Mrs.
Palen, Mrs. Rivenburg, Mrs. Walpole,
Mrs. Money, Mrs. Spiess, Mrs. Hughes,
Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. s. G..
Cartwright, Mrs. A. l.. Morrison, Jr.,
Mrs. Upton, Mrs. Dudrow, Mrs. Gerdes,
Mrs. Newhall, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Amado
Chaves, Mrs. Sparks, Mrs. R. l.. Baca,
Mrs. Shelby, Mrs. Diaz, Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. Kimbrough, Mrs. Gable, Mrs.
Hackett, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Gulliford,
Mrs. NJ. Eldodt, Mrs. Coues, Mrs. Town
send, Mrs. Kilbourne, Mrs, Nichols.
Mrs. Vietz, Mrs. Spiess, Mrs. Schock,
Mrs. Sweeney, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Hudson,
Mrs. W.. s. Harroun, Mrs. D. II. Har-
roun, Mrs. Philip Harroun, Mrs. WHY'S,
Mrs. Perry, Miss Palen. Miss Mckenzie,
Miss Hurt, Miss Staab, Miss Morrison.
Miss Weir, Miss G%ulliford, Miss Claire
Gulliford, Miss DeSette, Miss Gorilla
Manderield, Miss Eugenia Mandertield.
Miss Bolander, Miss Atkinson, Miss Al
lison, Miss Simmons, Miss Moore, Miss
Keller; Messrs. Walpole, Gortner, W. H.
Bartlett, Pope, Vaughn, 4. Staab, Hard
inge, Guy Collins, Hudson, CodingtOn,
Sweeney and Woodward.
Hon. and Mrs. j. s. Duncan and little
daughter will return to their home in
Las Vegas tomorrow night, after having
spent several days in the Capital City
MI. Duncan il one of the efficient men,
bers of the territorial board of equaliza-
ton and by his close attention to the
business of the territory and his uni
form courtesy to all who appear before
the board, has made a host of friends.
Mrs. Duncan has enjoyed her stay in
Santa Fe and her friends have certain
y enjoyed having her visit with them.
Mrs. A. Mennet, of Las Vegas, who
has been at the Palace hotel for the
past two weeks, will remain for a short
time longer in the city. Mrs. Mennet
has many friends in Santa Fe who will
keep her here as long as possible and
will deeply regret her departure when
she returns home.
Ernest Knaebel has gone to Bland
where he will remain several weeks for
the benefit of his health before return
ing here. 1t is very likely that there
after he will take a position in his faith
er's law Office in Denver.