Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-10
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

Mrs. George Baucus has been quit
i'll but is recovering.
Mrs. Adolph Gusdorf is in Parral Mex
leo. for her health, and will be away TO
two months.
President III. c. Wisner. of the Mar,
Mining and Smelling Company of Cerri
Hos and wife, are expected tonight a.
the Sanitarium, to remain a week or II
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Wisner arc from
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. David Knapp, leaves next Tues
day with her little child for Detroit
where she will visit with relatives fol
about two months. Captain Llewellyr
will occupy the house during the meeting
of the legislature, Doctor Knapp,
however, retaining his office.
Rev. Frank M. Day, the well known
preacher printer, of Chama, who has
made such an excellent name for him
self in that part of the country, was,
with Mrs. Day, in the city today as
guests of Rev. G. S. Madden, of st.
Johns Methodist church. They are EN-
route to southern California, where Mr..
Day will probably be given a charge, as
his wife needs a mild winter climate.
Mr.. Day is very highly spoken of by the
Chama Tribune and other papers of
that section, as beng an excellent
orinter as well as preacher. Rev. anu
Mrs. Day went west this afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. A. B. Rene
han entertained informally a party of
lady friends. Conversation, needle work
and music, followed by refreshments,
passed the afternoon in a very pleasant
manner. The following named ladies
were present: Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Gulliford.
Mrs. Spitz, Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. Sheridan,
Mrs. s. Eldodt, Miss e. Spitz, Miss
Mauger and Miss Gold.
Hon. Frank w. Clancy and wife, who /
have been in Washington and other !
eastern cities for the past six weeks, are
expected to reach their home in Albu- /
querque tonight. Mr.. Clancy was called
east on legal business and spent the /
greater part of the time that he was alb |
in Washington attending to mat
in the United States supreme court. |
Governor and Mrs. Otero and Master
expect to leave for Washington
tonight, where they will spend the hol-
They will return about the 10th
January. Governor Otero makes the
rip in the interest Of the territory and
Will spend the time in attending to such
business in the departments and with
members of congress as are calculated
benefit New Mexico.
The society event of the week was the
sale, held this afternoon at the
of General Victory for the benent
# the Church of the Holy Faith. The at
enhance was large and the members of
he Guild were very successful from a
standpoint. while those who
lttended enjoyed the event in every
way.
Thursday evening Mrs. Harvey enter
aimed at her home on Johnson street,
t dinner, Secretary and Mrs. Wallace,
fr. and Mrs. Gulliford, Mrs. Liddell, of
Miss Gusdorf, of Taos, and the
Kisses Gulliford. A very pleasant even {
ng was passed. I
j. G.. Schumann has returned from a ,
wo months trip through the east. t
While absent he visited the Omaha ex- G
o~sition, st. Louis, Chattanooga, Mem I
hic and other cities, and met many \
lends who formerly lived in this city.
Mrs. E. B. Linnen and two daughters o
re spending several weeks in Mime a
tia visiting the old home. Mrs. Lin c
en- has not seen her mother for three n
,ars, and the present trip will be n of A
UGH pleasure. t.
General Agent T. J. Helm, Of the Dem Il
II Il Rio Grande railroad, spent a part b