Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-30
Miss Mary LaRue. Miss Ruth Ray

Miss Mary LaRue, Miss Ruth Ray
nolds, Miss Kate Reynolds and Miss
Beatrice Atkins, who have been the
guests of Governor and Mrs. Otero for
some time past left for their homes in
Las Vegas on the flyer this afternoon.
Reggie Mckenzie, son of w. A. Nc
Kenzie, Of this city, who has been study
ing law in Los Angeles during the past
year, writes friends that he will go be-
fore the court next week for the pur-
pose of applying for admission to the
bar.
Miss Grant, of Leavenworth, Kas.
Miss Watson, of st. Joseph, Mo-, and
Miss Bessie ~Cavanaugh, Of Las Vegas,
comprise a party Of young ladies who
came over from Las Vegas Hot Springs
last night for the purpose of taking in
the sights of the capital. They are stop
ping at the sanitarium.
DR.. j. A. Massie, who has been APP
pointed examining surgeon for the New
Mexico battalion of mounted rifiemen,
has had an unusual career as a surgeon.
He was for a number of years chief
surgeon for the Anchor Steamship line,
served as surgeon on an English man of
war and spent several months in Calcut-
ia. His many friends here are delighted
with his selection to that Office.
Mrs. s. Spitz entertained her lady
friends this afternoon at her home on
Palace avenue. The game was Hearts"
There were present, Mrs. Otero, Mrs.
Wallace, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. A. Selig-
man, Mrs. Victory, Mrs. J. Seligman,
Mrs. Amado Chaves. Mrs. Nichols, Mrs.
R. L. Baca, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Mckenzie,
Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Shelby, Mrs. 1lfeld,
Mrs. Kahn, Mrs. Gulliford, Mrs. Money,
Mrs. Joseph, Mrs. Gusdorf, Mrs. Fletch-
or, Mrs. Koch, Miss Hilgert, Mrs. Welt
mer, Mrs. Rivenburg, Mrs. Warner,
Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Foraker, Mrs. Ireland,
Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs. Fischer, Mrs.
Schaaf, Miss Crane, Miss Ilfeld, Miss
Keller, Miss Mckenzie, Miss Glare GULL
ford, Miss Atkinson, Miss johnson, and
Miss Simmons.
Captain John McGilvray, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Algae, left fol
their Denver home on the Rio Grande
this morning. The captain and daughter
have been here for the past two months
recuperating health and taking in the
sights of the city and environments
They are most estimable people ane
their many friends feel a genuine regret
over their departure. The captain has
been As years in the army service,
entering in 1853. In 1861 he served ir
the Western Virginia campaign will
General McClelland and later in the army
of the Potomac. He was with Genera
Phil Sheridan in 1864 and was brevetteC
captain that year for gallantry in the
field at the battle of Fishers hill. Though
in his 6sth year the fires of patriotism
burn as intensely as ever in the captains
breast and he is anxious to serve his
country in any capacity assigned to him
during the present war with Spain.
A grand ball was given at the Palace
hotel last evening in honor of the Misses
Kate and Ruth Reynolds, Miss Mary
LaRue and Miss Beatrice Atkins, Of
Las Vegas, who have been in the city
during the past month, visiting Governor
and Mrs. NJ. A. Otero. The event was
one of the most enjoyable social func
ltions of the season and served as al
excellent testimonial of the esteem IL
which the accomplished young ladies
are held by the members of Santa Fe's
social element. Among those in atten'
dance were: Governor and Mrs. Otero
Misses Kate Reynolds, Ruth Reynolds
Mary LaRne, Beatrice Atkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bergere, Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan. Mr.. and Mrs
Hughes, Mrs. Foraker, Miss Thornton
Miss Staab, Miss Otero, Miss Keller
Miss Mauger, Miss Ilfeld, Miss Gable
Colonel Hersey, Captain James, Dr.
Massie, Messrs. Hudson, Gortner
Black, ~Speigelberg, %Scheurich, Cooling
ton, Pau, Seybel, and Pope.