Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-27
SOCIAL and PERSONAL.


Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Wyllys expec
to leave for their Roswell home durins
the coming week.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. E. A. Fisk
entertained q party OF lady friends in al
informal n
Rev. Father Henry Puget. the parisl
priest of Taos, is suffering with
sprained ankle at the sanitarium.
Mrs. Leland and little daughter hav'
arrived from SocOrro and are visiting
with Judge Leland at the sanitarium.
Mrs. A. J.. Fischer returns tonigh
from Albuquerque where she has beel
visiting with her friend, Mrs. 4. j. Cur
ran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weinman left yesterda,
for Albuquerque. Mrs. Weinman AM
baby have been at the sanitarium al
summer.
Mrs. Thos Ryan and Miss Sallie Nc
Avoy, st. Joseph, Mo-, ladies are enjoy
ing Santa Fe's Incompatible climate, a
the sanitarium.
Mr.. John Ellis, of Atlanta, Ca,
friend of w. H. Popes, has returned
from a two weeks outing and ha
quarters at the sanitarium.
Chief Justice W. ]. Mills returned t.
Las Vegas last evening" to spend Sunda,
with his family and will return to thu
capital on Monday evening.
This afternoon Mrs. Laughlin gave &
croquette party in honor of Miss Heller
Waldo, of Kansas City, entertaining
few young ladies of the city.
Rev. Father O'Keefe the talented
Young priest of Las Vegas, went over tt
his home tonight. He has been making
a retreat at the Brothers college.
Associate Justices McFie, Parke
and Crumpackel went south yesterda..
afternoon to their respective homes an
return here on Monday evening.
James Grunsfeld was up from Albu
querque on a visit to his wife and bah
who are at the s%anitarium. They LEI
for Albuquerque this afternoon.
Miss G.. NJ. johnson, a charmin
young lady who has been at the SAM
tarium the past few weeks left for he
home in Albuquerque yesterday.
The Misses Nellie and Mary Drury
who have been visiting Miss Florenc
Hampel for the past two weeks, left las
evening for their home in Las Vegas.
Rev. Father j. H. Defouri, who wa
pastor at the Guadalupe church TO
many years, made his retreat in thi
city and leaves for his Las Veges HON
tonight.
Mrs. Martin Lehman and son, an
Mr.. Jacob Schaublin and wife, of La
Cruces, are on a trip to California. Mr.
Lehman thinks of joining them Their
soon.
Thursday Mrs. N. b. Laughlin enter
tanned a few ladies in honor of Mrs. II
L. Waldo, Of Kansas City, and Mrs
Kate Tannatt Woods, of Salem, Mass.
at an afternoon tea.
Hon. Bernard Seligman expects t.
leave for New York and Philadelphia
early during the coming week. He will
be absent a few weeks and on his re
turn will be accompanied by Mrs. Selig
man.
Governor Otero is expected to return
from his eastern trip during the for
| part of the coming week. Mrs. Otter
and little son, who have been visitini
friends in Las Vegas, will return witt
him.
Mrs. Harry l.. Miles and little daugh
ter, of Wichita, Kas., are visiting friend
at Las Cruces. Mr.. Miles now holds tn
responsible position of auditor of the A.
T. & S. f. railroad at Wichita.
Tuesday afternoon Miss May Spit
entertained in an informal way a few
friends in honor of Miss Waldo an,
Miss Campbell. There were present Oh
Misses Waldo, Campbell, Otero, Armijo
Elsie Ilfeld, Jessie Ilfeld and Dow
Day.
G. b Eddy, general manager Of tn
White Oaks railway, and party, oc
cupying Ell Paso & Northeastern specia
car No. ~, came in on No. l and vii
visit the Hot Springs today, contin uini
south to FL Paso tomorrow. LAS Vega
Optic.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Bergere entertained a party of friend
at dinner. There were present: Judg
McFie, Judge Parker, Hon. and Mrs
Z. b. Catron, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
Seligman, Mrs. M. s. Otero, and Mrs
G. w. Harrison.
Rev. w. H. Moore, pastor of tn
Presbyterian church, is so steadily i'm
proving in health in this life-givin
climate that he will be able in a fe,
! weeks to preach twice on Sunday. Tn
| n,iccinn cohocl nnono II, fvv0 tyooHc uyifI
a good attendance.
Miss Pearl Thornton, of Los Angeles
sister of Mrs. J. D. Hughes, who ha
been here for the past six months on
visit, leaves tomorrow afternoon for he
Los Angeles home. Miss Thornton, b
her sweet disposition and amiability
has made many warm friends in SAINT
Fe who are very sorry to see her leav
and hope for her speedy return.
Among the guests at Santa FEES popr
lar resort, the sanitarium, are the 70
lowing: Judge Leland and family, G.
Ernst and family, Mrs. w. II. Cole, th
Misses Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Carney, Mr..
Thos. Ryan, Mrs. Gaines-Smith, Mr.:
Schaaf, Misses Selday, Newerberg, Sar
der and McAvoy; Messrs. Bartlett
Pope, Freeman, Mallinckrodt. Hawks
Brandeman and Ellis.
On Wednesday afternoon the Mise
Hughes met a few friends at Mrs. Pa
ems. Those invited were: The Mise
Hughes, Mrs. H. L. Waldo, of Kansa
City, Mrs. Wallace and her sisters, Mrs
Campbell and Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Woods
of Salem, Mass, Mrs. w. T. Thornton
Mrs. J. p. Victory, Mrs. L.. B. Prince
Mrs. j. d. Hughes, Mrs. N. B. Laughlir
and Mrs. Louis Ilfeld, of Albuquerque
A very pleasant afternoon was spen
and the refreshments, especially the dc
licious fruits of Santa Fe, were hearth
enjoyed.
Mrs. w. II. Cole of Chicago accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Rose Douga
of Denver. arrived last night at tn
sanitarium. The ladies are r%eturnin
from o visit to western New Mexico an
eastern Arizona where they visited th
Moqui Pueblo villages and witnessed tn
weird and fearful snake dance and othe
savage ceremonials of these Indian.
In the party, in addition to the. ladie