Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-16
SOCIAL and PERSONAL.

Governor NJ. A. Otero is expected to
arrive from Las Cruces this evening.
Mrs. NJ. A Otero has issued invitations
for an at home next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Seligman will entertain
at luncheon on Thursday of the coming
week.
S. B. Shelby, of this city, has taken a
position as clerk in the Great Northern
hotel in Chicago, Ills.
Judge John r. McFie, who has been
in Las Cruces several days, will return
to Santa Fe this evening.
Miss Johnson, a young lady from AL
buquerque, has arrived at the sanitarium
and will remain some weeks.
A.. Mennet came in from Las Vegas
last night and registered at the Palace.
lie represents the Browne-Manzanares
company.
The preparations for the Martinez
Jaramillo wedding, which will take place
at Taos on July 27 next, are about COM
plete.
Sister Mary Charles and Sister AS
sumpta, who have been at Pueblo, Colo,
making their annual retreat. will return
tonight.
w. H. Pope, ESQ.,, who, together with
Il number of young men, who has been
on an outing in the mountains for sever
al days, will get home this evening.
Mrs. Agnes Swark and Miss Sally
Swark are tourists from Fort Scott,
Kas., who are s%Oiourning in the city be-
ing guests at the Palace.
Hon. Jose D. Sena and wife have been
in Taos for the past few weeks visiting
relatives, and are expected to return
home during the coming week.
The Rev. w. Hayes Moore, who has
been seriously i'll for two months, ex-
poets to occupy his pulpit tomorrow
morning and preach a short m
Miss Brengle, one of the teachers at
the Presbyterian mission school, re-
turned last evening from Hanover, Ind,
where she has been visiting relatives.
Miss Kate Greenbaum, of New York,
and Mr.. Jacob Stein, of this city, will
be married at Tres Piedras at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Felix Grant IN Monday
next.
Miss Anna Mills and Miss Mamie
Waldo, of Kansas City, and Miss Halle
Elkins, of Columbia, Mo-, are visiting at
the residence of Judge and Mrs. N. B.
Laughlin.
Ex-Governor Prince and Hon. Samuel
Eldodt were passengers this morning
for Chamita. The family of Mr.. Eldodt
and his sister-in-law, Miss Stern, are at
San Juan.
Mrs. f. C. Gack, a sistcro Miss Neelie
Crane, accompanied by two children
and Mrs. j. 7. Hay, are in the city as
the guests of Miss Crane. They will re-
main some time.
A. r. McCord, of the surveyor gem
erals office, and e. G. Taylor, left tits
morning on the Rio Grande on a fishing
trip of several days duration at Wagon
Wheel Gap, Colo.
Tom Waldo, son of Judge II. l..
| Waldo, was in the city visiting friends
several days of this week. He went
over to Las Vegas yesterday, but will re-
turn on Monday.
Messrs. James Grunsfeld and David
Weinman, two of ~Albuquerque'S well
known business men, will arrive tonight
to spend Sunday with their families who
are at the sanitarium.
Rev. Fir. Pinto, S. j., provincial, of the
Jesuit order, came up from Texas and
stopped over a few hours at the santa
rum and continued north on the d. &
r. G. this morning.
Rev. Madden, Clay Patterson, II. j,
Gross, Miss Berger, are enjoying theil
outing on the Pecos and will not return
until the end of next week.
Judge Frank w. Parker and child
who have been visiting friends ii
Minneapolis. Mimi, during the pas
four weeks, will reach Santa Fe thu
latter part of the coming week.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills, who has
been on a visit to Washington, Philadel
phia, New Haven and other eastern
cities, will return to Las Vegas during
the coming week.
George L. Sumner, formerly Judge o
the 9th district of Colorado, 10Y a prac
ticing attorney at Denver. was a pas
senger on the Rio Grande this morning
north, having been in Santa Fe on lega
business.
Mrs. McRae and Miss McRae, VIII,
have been at the sanitarium for SOM
time, went we to the Montezuma yes
terday. Miss Morris, who accompanied
the ladies here, will remain for severa
weeks.
Misses M. E. DeSette, Silcott, Bisby ant
Ada Crawford, teachers at the Indial
school, departed this afternoon for Colo
RADIO Springs to attend the teachers in
stitute for Indian school teachers at tina
place.
Lieutenant Colonel De Rosey H
Cabeli, OF the I'd Arkansas infantry
now in camp at Chickamauga Park, II
expected to pay a short visit to Mrs
Cabell soon. The lady is here on a visi'
to her mother, Mrs. Otis.
The young people of this city are re
hearsing and will shortly present to thu
public a drama entitled "Mr. Pillocoddy.'
Misses Cole. Mckenzie and Gulliford
and Messrs. Ed. Andrews and Ed. Staal
will have the leading parts.
Rev. Thos. HARDWOOD, superintendent
of Methodist Spanish missions in New
Mexico, accompanied by Rev. J.. b
Sanchez, who has charge of the mis-
sions between here and Antonito. wen
north this morning to hold services n
the various missions.
Yesterday afternoon, little Miss Anti
Bergere, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. A
M. Bergere, celebrated her 18th birth
dav nv entertaining a marty of friends
There were present, the little Misses
McFie, Richie Seligman, Katherin
Chaves, Lille Eldodt, Edna and Glady'
Linnen, Luz, Amalia, and Juanita Sena
Mrs. Geo. r. Baucus and son, o
Hermosa, are expected to arrive here at q
early day and they will spend a few week
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Amad'
| Chauns lnrinq a recent flood at Her