Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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Miss Felice Martin. of CORTLAND, o.,
who has been visiting here, went up to
Penasco this morning.
A. w. Coles, a tourist from Washing
ton, left this morning on a trip through
western Colorado.
r. c. Gortner, Esq, returned last
night from a business trip to the south
ern part of the territory.
Mr.. Felix Grant, merchant at Tres
Piedras, who has been here several days
on business, returned home this morn
ing.
Miss Burnett, of Rinconada, who has
been visiting with Mrs. Charles Fischer,
Of this city, returned to her home this
morning.
Hon. w. Z. Kelly, Il leading attorney
of Socorro, is in the capital on legal
business before the Territorial Supreme
court. a.
Major j. II. Baker, paymaster U. S.
A., who was stationed here for several
years, has been ordered to duty at st.
Louis, Mo.
Captain CreeIman, who stops at the
Palace hotel with his daughter, was in
disposed during the past week, but has
now fully recovered.
Governor OterO left this afternoon for
Albuquerque to meet the New Mexico
battalion of the territorial volunteer in
fantry regiment. He returns tomor-
row.
Juan Martinez, son of eX-County Com
missioner Dionicio Martinez, of Gcroni-
mo, and Miss Juanita Ellsworth, daugh-
ter of William Ellsworth, of Las Vegas,
will be married at TecolOte, October 1.
Mr.. Charles Kehrman and two sons,
of st. Louis, have written to the Palace
hotel engaging rooms, and will arrive
in Santa Fe tonight to remain some
time. Mr.. Kehrman is expected to az
rive next Wednesday.
On Wednesday evening Secretary and
Mrs. Wallace entertained at dinner in
honor of Father Gays seth birthday.
There were present Father and Mrs.
Gay, Mrs. s. 0 Fletcher, Miss Simmons
and Master Allan Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Taylor, of
Denver, are in the city, stopping at the
Palace hotel. MI. Taylor travels for a
wholesale dry goods house in Colorado's
metropolis, and called on the business
men of Santa Fe today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 1. Otis and chill.
dren, of Mescalero, who have been
all the week visiting Mr.. Otis mother
leave tomorrow afternoon for Albu.
querque, where they will remain a few
days, going thence to the Mescalert
agency, where Mr.. Otis holds the re
sponsible position Of chief clerk.
Hon. L. B. Prince has returned to hi
Espanola ranch for a few days, and il
shipping from there fall apples and yer,
fine Hyslop crabs. He is %endeavorins
to arrange with the D. & R. G. R. R. Co
for a very low freight rate on secont
class fruit from the Rio Grande vale,
to the Santa Fe evaporator.
Major c. E. Kilbourne, paymaster U
s. army, who is now stationed at Manila
Is ordered relieved from duty there ant
to take station a5 San Francisco. Major
Kilbourne is the father-in-law of Mrs
j. G. Kilbourne, Of this city, whose hus
band is the majors clerk. Mrs. Xii
bourne is overjoyed at the news that sh'
will soon be able to meet her husband
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. T
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Celestin,
Ortiz, and spent some time in a pleasan
manner, lunching under the shade o
the trees. There were present, Mrs. E
A. Fiske, Mrs. Foot, Mrs. Whiteman
Mrs. Salmon, Miss Moore, Miss Lamy
Miss Franz and Miss Elsie Ilfeld.
Chief Justice Reed and Associate jus
tices Murray, Sluss and Stone, and Hon
Matt 6. Reynolds, United States attor
ney, are expected to reach Santa +,
tomorrow to attend the sessions of tn
United States court of private Ian,
claims, commencing on Tuesday next
Associate Justice Fuller has spent TIL
past month here and greatly cnjoye,
Santa Fe's health giving climate.
Yesterday afternoon, Miss Neelie P
Crane entertained in honor of Mrs. w
H. Whiteman, and the occasion PROVED
one of the most enjoyable of the year
The amusement furnished the guest
was modelling. Each one was furnishe,
with a celulloid plaque and a piece o
putty and instructed to model a burro
The Rocky mountain canary is not
beautiful bird at its best, but it is a
well that nj burros were present t
criticize the ladies' work. The shrek
of laughter which greeted the completes
efforts were evidence of the success O
each plaque as 1t wa turned over to tn
/ tI1HOnc Afnv ~ IscH, - ~,
different points of excellence of eacl
piece the prizes were awarded: First t
Mrs. Van Schick; second to Miss Nelli
Gable, and the consolation to Miss Sim
mons. The refreshments served wer
particularly dainty, and after the sever
mental efforts required to remember tn
exact appearance of a burro, were high
ly enjoyed. The rooms in which tn
guests assembled were profusely an,
tastefully decorated with flowers In vel
low and white. Among those presen
were: Mesdames Whiteman, M. A. Ote
70, Wallace, Thornton, Prince, Money
Hughes, Spiess, Warner, Rivcnburg
Thomas, Hurt, Amado Chaves, Rice, Val
Schick, Page B. Otero, Gable, John H
Walker, Renehan, Gulliford, Day, Burch
nell, Diaz. Spitz; Misses Nellie Gable
Simmons, Weir, Sena, Gulliford, Am,
Gulliford, Clark, Morrison, DeSette
Hurt and Young. Miss Crane was as
sisted in entertaining by Miss Nelli,
Gable, Miss Rerta Hurt, and Miss Clark
Major Joel Z. Kirkman writes from
Montauk Point wishing to be remem
bered to all Of his old time friends II
Santa Fe. He says: "Tell my old com
rades that although l enlisted in June
1861, and have been in the service con
tinuously since, I I'm good yet for an
other campaign If my services are re
CURED"