Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-29
SOCIAL and PERSONAL.

expected to return to Santa Fe from
their soiourn in Philadelphia during the
next few days.
Mrs. Mary Otero, mother of the gov
crnor, arrived last night from Denver
over the Santa Fe, and is stopping at
the sanitarium for medical treatment.
Mrs. Helen T%rembley, of Chicago, and
daughter Mary, arrived last night from
Chicago, and are stopping at the sani-
tarium for Mrs. Trembley's health.
The Sisters at the sanitarium have
just heard from Miss Ella Mccarthy. of
Toledo, O., who spent part of the fall
here for her health. Miss Mccarthy
reached home safely and stood the
fatigues of the trip much better than
she expected.
Captain Max. Luna and wife are in
the city from Los Lunas on a visit to
relatives. Captain Luna has just been
nominated for the legislative assembly
by the Republicans of Valencia county
and will be elected by a tremendous ma
iority.
Tuesday evening Mrs. l.. B. Prince
entertained a party of friends at her
home on Palace venue in a charming
manner, desperation" being the game.
There were present Secretary and Mrs.
Wallace, Captain and Mrs. Day, DR.. and
Mrs. Harroun, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle and
Mrs. Thomas.
Collector A. l.. Morrison is making
speeches for the Republican ticket in
Ohio, and the Columbus State Journal
Of the 25th instant contains the follow
ing item concerning him: "The Re
publicans of the 18th ward broke all
records in attendance and enthusiasm
at their wigwam on the West Side last
night. The building was packed and
hundreds were unable to secure admis.
sion. Hon. A. L. Morrison, of New
Mexico, delivered one of the strongest
| speeches of the campaign and fairly set
| the audience wild. Fred G. Rector
| spoke with great effect on the issues OF
the hour and the necessity of Repub'
leans voting on election day. Sixteen
members of the Republican Glee clut
were present and gave some admirable
selections. The Republican campiiros
are burning brightly on the West Side.
Mrs. Kelly and daughter, of Illinois.
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Mrs. j. G. Kilbourne, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. J. Helm, who is in this
| city, received a cablegram today from
Manila stating that her husband, who
is a paymaster in the regular army
started for the United States today.
Hon. Chas. F. Easley received a
telegram this morning stating that his
mother, Mrs. Julia E. Easley whose
home is in Harrisonville, Mo-, fell this
morning and received a broken thigh
Mrs. Easley is so years of age and the
injury is regarded as quite serious
Mrs. Sidebottom, Mrs. Easley's daugh.
lex will leave for Harrisonville tomorrow
night.
N. j. HOLSTER, representing the Con
t%inental Oil Company at Denver, CAM
down last night from the C%entennia
state, and registered at the Palace.
b. G. Wilson, of Las Vegas, represen
tative in this territory of the Continental
Oil Company, came over last night tt
this city on business, and is stopping a
the Palace. With Mr.. HOLSTER, of Den
yer, they will look over the local oil field
Cards have been received in Santa Fe
announcing that Miss Mary M. Sluss
and Mr.. Horace Victor Wheeler will be
married in Wichita, Kan, November 9
Miss Sluss is the daughter of Judge
Henry c. Sluss, of the court of private
land claims, and has many friends in
his city, all of whom extend congrat-
ulations to the happy groom-to-be in
securing so estimable a young lady fol
his wife.
The Fifteen Club met on Thursday
at Mrs. Gulliford's. The program en-
braced the following topics: "Awak-
ened Russia The Western Frontier
and "A Russian Village" The next
meeting will be held November 8 al
the home of Mrs. Harroun, Mrs. War
ner presiding.
The idea of moonlight croquet parties
at this time of year would be rather
startling to eastern people, yet this is
no unusual thing in this lovely Santa
Fee climate. Miss Edna Berger enter
tanned a croquet party last night at hel
residence on the south side, and the
evening IA so pleasant that it was II
O'Clock before the playing was con
cluded.
Chief Justive Mills, of Las Vegas, ac.
c%ompanied by Wilson Waddinghan
and General Bradley, of New Haven
Conn, will arrive in Santa Fe tonight
to spend Sunday. Judge Mills will be
the guest of Governor Otero while III
the city, and tomorrow the whole party
will be entertained at dinner by Gov
ernor and Mrs. Otero.
Thursday noon Mrs. G. A. Spiess gave
a luncheon to a party of lady friends
the decorations of the reception rooms
being in green and white. Those pres.
ent were Mrs. M. A. Otero, Mrs Wal.
lace, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Money, Mrs
Bergere. Mrs. Fiske, Mrs. Lynch ant
Miss Young.
Corporal Ralph McFie, of troop e
Rough Riders, who has been at his
home in Las Cruces since returning
from the war and the east, will arrive
in Santa Fe tomorrow night, and will
at once resume his duties as deputy dis
trict clerk in Clerk Bergere's office.
Judge Crumpacker came up from AL
buquerque last night to visit with his
daughter, who is attending the Loretto
academy, and registered at the Palace.
He returned south this afternoon.
Mrs. J. w. Lynch, who has been Wis.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. G.. A. Spiess,
for some time past, returned to her Las
Vegas home Thursday night.
Mrs. s.. G. Cartwright is in Mount