Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-12
SOCIAL CHRONICLES

EN-NlONNlIloI W. L. L ~ HULL hUS SOtlC
to Denver on mining business.
Miss Belle Ilfeld is in Las Vegas on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Juddell.
Miss Caryl Palen is on the high road
to a full recovery from her recent Ill
ness.
Mr.. John H. Walker is we'll and quite
busy with his engineering duties at
Winslow. A. T.
Miss Jennie Walz is perfecting her
musical education at n of the leading
Conservatives in Berlin.
Judge McFie does not contemplate re-
moving his family from Las Cruces to
this city for a few weeks yet.
Hon. Solomon Luna. who has been in
the city on business, left this evening
for his home in Valencia county.
Archbishop P. L. Chapelle and niece,
Miss Solignac, arrived safely in New
Orleans last Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. j. B. Brady left this morning for
Chama, where he will visit his brother
George, and some friends for a few days.
Captain and Mrs. Charles l.. Cooper
are still domiciled at the Palace hotel,
where they have very pleasant apart
ments.
Mr.. Otto l.. Rice, city editor of the
New MEXICAN, has been in southern
New Mexico all week, on business for
this paper.
Invitations are out for a party at the
home of Miss Keller, on Palace avenue,
on Monday evening, in honor of Saint
Valentine.
Governor and Mrs. M. A. Otero enter
tanned friends at dinner parties Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings and will
also do likewise this evening.
Mrs. T. B. Catron, during the month
of January, visited the cities of st.
Petersburg and Moscow, in Russia, but
is now back in Berlin, Prussia.
Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince is
expected to return this evening from
Leadville, Colo, where he delivered his
historical lectures or New Mexico.
Mrs. l.. Y. Campbell, of Omaha, and
Mrs. s. s. Campbell and son, of Denver,
came in over the ID. & r. G. last night
to visit Mrs. George FL. Wallace for a
few days.
Word is received from Las Vegas, that
Colonel R. E. Twitchefl is doing as wei
as can be expected and is not suffering
very much from his accidentally inflicted
wound.
A number of Santa FEES bright so
ciety people will meet at the hospitablt
Morrison home, on Palace avenue, this
evening, for the purpose of organizing a
card club.
Captain $. II. Day, president of the
Water & Improvement company, is in
California, Investigating the sugar beef
raising and beet sugar manufacturing
questions.
Judge Crumpacker has gone to La
Porte, Ind, and expects to return in
few weeks with his family, who will
take up their permanent residence IL
Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Wisner, of De
troit. are expected to pay a visit to San
ia Fe shortly. Mr.. Wisner is presiden
of the Mary Mining & Smelling com
pany at Cerrillos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Davis, chile
and niece, left Tuesday last for Pres
| colt, their new home. The best wishe
| of Santa Fe friends for their future wei
fare follow them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bergcre hay
| rented the adobe residence next to tn
| Catron house and will move the child
rem and family effects to this city abou
the latter part of the month. .
Mr.. John Harmon, who is oficiatin'
as telegraph operator at the Montezum'
hotel over at Las Vegas Hot Springs
| paid a visit to his wife at st. Vincent
sanitarium in Santa Fe this week.
Cards are being sent out for a recep
ton in honor of Chief Justice and Mrs
w. j. Mills, to be given by Governor ant
Mrs. Otero at their residence on Wash
ington avenue on Friday evening next
Hon. T. f. Conway, of Silver City
who has many warm friends in SAINT
Fe, is in New York, where he has jus
closed q deal for the sale of the plant O
the Silver City Reduction works, to tn
Hearst estate.
Mr.. S. E. Lankard, principal of tn
| city schools, was called to Albuquerqu
yesterday on business connected wit
his insurance agency. His place in tn
high school was admirably filed by Mrs
Edward Van Schick.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Gray and daughter
Miss Sadie, Of Chicago, who are In til
city in search of health for Miss Gray
express themselves as delighted wit
Santa Fe. They are cozily domiciled a
Mrs. Taylor's, on the south side.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills and famil
left New Haven, Conn.,, on Thursda,
last, and are expected here Sunday o
Monday evening. 1t is probable tina
the chief justice may remain in Wash
ington n day, en- route to Santa Fe.
Mrs. Eugene A. Fiske, OF this city
reached st. Louis, on Tuesday evening
and the funeral of her father, the lat
Edward d. Franz, occurred the follow
ing day. Mrs. Fiske has not writer
when she will return to her home il
Santa Fe.
According to the New Orleans Picay
une, Archbishop Chapelle was accorde'
a royal religious and civic reception up
on his arrival at the Louisiana metropo
lis. He Immediately entered upon tn
I discharge OF his sacred duties as arch
bishop Of New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joyce, of Colum
bus, o., father and mother of Mrs. Lev
A. Hughes, who were called here by tn,
serious illness Of their daughter, lief
on Wednesdays flyer for California
where Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes will follow
as soon as the latter's health will permit
Miss Frances Llewellyn, eldest daugh
ter of Hon. and Mrs. w. H. H. Lie
wellyn, of Las Cruces, was thrown from
her horse last Sunday and receive,
some rather serious but not dangerou