Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-20
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.
The Cake Walk,

by the much talked of cake walk, which
was given on last Tuesday evening. To
say that the entertainment was a sue
cess is expressing a fact in a very mild
manner, and Mrs. Gaines-Smith and
Mrs. w. NJ. Upton are entitled to much
praise for the successful manner in
which the affair was managed. At
least 300 of the elite of the city were
present and every one went home high
Judges of the Supreme court kindly
consented to act as referees and they all
agreed that it was one of the most diff
cult decisions that that august body had
ever been called upon to render. AS
Chief Justice Mills remarked when the
decision Of the judges was announced:
After mature consideration, due de-
liberation and the dis%intergration of an
infinite amount of gray matter, we have
decided to award cake No l to the floor
manager, Mr.. Andrews, and the lady of
couple No. :, Miss Maud Keller; cake
No. . to the gentleman of couple No. 1,
Mr.. w. p. Clark, and the lady of couple
No. 5, Miss Armijo.
The following were the participants
in the cake walk, the couples being
numbered from l to 10 inclusive, as fol-
lows:
w. P. Clark and Miss (0 Arthur Selig-
man; j. L. Seligman and Miss (?) Eddie
Staab: Chas. A. Scheurich and Miss
Jones; E. Otero and Mrs. Upton; M.
Otero and Miss Armijo; Ray R%ivenburg
and Miss Otero; Mrs. R. L. Baca and
Miss Keller; Mr.. Sweeney and Miss
Spreading; Roy Crichton and Miss
Gulliford; Mrs. Strover and Miss Amy
Gulliford.
Some of the costumes were indeed
very amusing, notably among them be-
ing Miss (?) E. Staab as "Lottie Collins
Miss () Arthur Seligman as "Madan
Ricamier,r Mr.. Clark as Weary WILLIE
Miss Gulliford as ''Topsy," Miss Sprad
ling as "Aunt Dinah," Miss Otero as thu
bride" Mr.. Scheurich as Lord Ches
terrified" Mrs. Strover as ''Uncle Ras
ltus,' Mrs. Baca as cone of the John
Mes" and Mr.. j. l.. Seligman as
"Bowery Tough" After the prize
were awarded Judge Morrison an
General Bartlett made the presentatio
speeches, both making very happy re
marks concerning the occasion, whic
were received with prolonged applause
Mr.. A. c.. Ireland, as business maj
ager, also deserves a cake as the final
cial success of the entertainment test
! iies. The receipts were $s6.T5; e.
penses, $50, leaving a balance of $55.7
to be divided between the w. B. 4. an
the Ladies Soldiers Aid Society. Mr.
Gaines-Smith desires to meet the men
, bers of the two societies and those VIII
aided in making the cake walk a SUI
cess, at the sanitarium, Monday morl
ing, at 10 o'clock, when the money wi
be turned over to the proper persons.
There is talk of a minstrel show bein
given by Santa FEES society folk shortl.
C. A. Scheurich went up to Taos tn
morning to visit with his parents for
few days,
Lieutenant Will Griffin, of the "Roug
Riders" is expected home in a few day
on sick leave.
Miss Nellie Warning, a former SAM
Fe girl, is attending the normal inst
tute in this city.
Robt. c. Gortner, ESQ.,, who is yisitil
his parents in Goshen, Ind, will retul
on Tuesday next.
Judge Leland's wife and little daug
ter will arrive shortly on a visit to JUDI
Leland, at the sanitarium.
James Grunsfeld, of Albuquerque,
in the city to spend Sunday with b
family at the sanitarium.
Miss Carrie Stern, sister of Mrs. Sa
Eldodt, leaves for her home in Sou
Bend, Ind, tomorrow night.
Mrs. A. w. Bigelow, H. w. Bigelo
and l.. Buck, tourists from New Yor
will spend Sunday at the Palace.
Miss Daisy Patterson will leave
September l to resume her studies
the Greeley, Colo, Normal Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Card, pleasa
people from Denver, have taken roo
at the Exchange for two or three weel
- Mrs. Geo. l.. Wyllys has been i'll t
several days and her friends will be q
lighted to learn she Is able to be abo
again.
Mrs. David Wienman, who has be
at the sanitarium all summer, will
turn to her home in Albuquerque t
coming week.
Miss Ada Teasdale, who spent t
past year in the city with her aunt, Nj
Otto l.. Rice, has returned to her hon
in st. Louis.
Miss Kittie Crumpacker and M.
Grace Hawks, charming young ladi
of Albuquerque, will tarry over Sund'
at the Palace.
The Misses Reynolds gave a delight
dancing party at their Meadow CT
home on Thursday night in honor
Mrs. Governor Otero.
Hon. w. II. Bailache, formerly
ceiver of public moneys in Santa Fe,
now employed by the government
California as Chinese inspector.
DR.. Harroun, s. G. Cartwright a
Frank Hudson, who have been at
Jemez Hot Springs for the past t
weeks, returned home this morning.
Rev. II. w. Moore, who has been Wis
ing his brother, Rev. w. Hayes Moo
in this city for some time past, return
to his home in Ell Paso yesterday aft
. noon.
Colonel Frost will return from a bu
ness trip in the east tomorrow mig
He will be accompanied by his little sc
who will remain in Santa Fe for sevel
weeks.
Judge Slusss of the United Stat
land court. and his delightful fam
will leave for their home in Wichi
Kas.. tomorrow night. Judge Sluss "
return for the sitting of the land col
next month.
Hon. Frank A. Manzanares, acco
panied by his son, Manuel, came oN
from Las Vegas last evening and
cured rooms at the Palace. Mr.. MI
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