Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-08
SOCIAL CHRONICLES

y. E. Harroun and wife are in Albu-
querque and may make that city their
home for some time.
Hon. W. b. Childers, United States at
torney. is expected back in Santa Fe
from Socorro on Sunday night.
Mr.. Alex Berger. wife. two children
and g~overness, are expected at the Sani-
trrium from Ell Paso in a week or so.
Mrs. Ilfeld and daughters, Misses Belle.
Elsie and Jessie, are home from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Albu-
qlerqne.
Hon. T. b. Catron, who has been in
disposed and confined to his residence
during the past week. is rapidly recov-
| ering.
Mr.. Charles Catron. after spending
| the holiday vacation at his home in this
| city. returned to Stanford university the
past week.
Captain c. e. Nordstrom. L. $.
| army. who has been very seriously i'll
during the past two weeks. is reported
| as being better.
Mr.. Alexander Gusdorf, Il reading citi-
zen, merchant and miner of Taos coun-
| ty, is in the city OF a visit to his brother,
Mr.. Adolf Gusdorf.
Miss Brennecke, of Marshalltown, Ia,
EN- route to Pasadena, CAL, for the Win
ter, is in the city visiting her friend,
Mrs. c. w. Dudrow.
Hon. j. M. C. Chavez, of Rio Arriba
county, who has been here for several
days on business, returned yesterday
evening to his home at Abiquiu.
Frank Cox, Esq, attorney for the
Southern Pacific railroad for New Mex
leo and Arizona, is ii guest at the Palace
hotel, registering from Phoenix.
Mrs. E. w. Franz, of Albuquerque,
and children, are here ON a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank s. Davis. as is Mrs.
| Davis niece. Miss Elston. of Berkeley,
Cal.
Mr.. Arthur Hurt. who spent the holt
days with his mother and sister in Santa
Fe, has returned to Stanford univer-
sity. in California. to resume his
studies.
Mr.. Euscbio Chacon, interpreter OF the
United States court of private land
claims, will arrive at the sanitarium from
LliillNlu VoliSIp.
Mrs. Sherwood, of Chicago, who has
been at the Montezuma, Las Vegas Hot
Springs, is a recent arrival at the SAM
tarilm in Santa Fe.
Mr.. Otto G%uiterman. of New York,
who made many friends in the city dur
ing his s@ojourn here several years ago.
has returned to the sanitarium for an
indefinite time.
A. c. Voorhees,, Esq, a leading law
yer of northern New Mexico and a strong
candidate for U. S. attorney for this dis
trict, registers at the Claire from Ration.
He is here IN legal business.
The many friends of that popular anc
bright young lady, Miss Caryl Palen
will be glad to learn that her condition
today is somewhat improved. Miss Paler
has been seriously i'll for a week and
more.
On Monday, January 3, a daughter
was born t o~Mr. and Mrs. Royal Berry
of Taos. Mrs. Berry is the daughter o.
mfr. A. Scheurich, and there is great re-
joicing in the family over the event.
Judge FL. l.. Waldo was in Chicago
during the past week and is expected tt
arrive here during the coming week tt
attend to legal business for the Santa Et
railway, of which he is the solicitor fol
New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Reynolds, of La.
Vegas, who have been here severa
days from Las Vegas on a visit to Gov
ernor and Mrs. Otero, left this after
uoon for their Las Vegas home, mucl
to the regret of their many warm friends
in this city.
Miss Sadie Holman, OF Las Vegas
has been in the city all week on a visi'
to her friend, Mrs. {. A. Spiess, and ex
poets to remain here the major portion
of the coming week. The young lady i:
the recipient Of many social attentions
from her friends here.
The ladies of New Mexico will thor
oughly enjoy the continued story en-
titled, meek or Nothing" which begin'
in today's New MEXICAN. This stor,
will run in the Saturday issue of thit
paper for several weeks, and the open
ing chapters should be read in order tina
the plot may be understood.
Alfredo Lucero. son of Hon. and Mrs
j. Amado Lucero, of Espanola, was mar
ried today at Los LucerOs in Rio Arrib,
county to Miss Agada Lucero, daughte.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Lucero. Thu
young couple will arrive here this even
ing and spend the honeymoon in thi
city visiting with relatives.
Mrs. George H. Wallace entertained
few lady friends on Friday afternoon il
honor of Miss Holman, of Las Vegas
There were present Miss Holman, Mrs
l.. A. Hughes, Mrs. Money, Mrs. Spices
Mrs. j. d. Hughes, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs
Wyllys, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Shelby, thu
Misses Ilfeld, Hurt and Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Snider and dangh
ter have arrived in the city from Kan
sas City and will very likely take VI
their residence here, Mr.. Snider expect
ing to be engaged in mining ventures
Mr.. Snider was superintendent of in
surance of the state of Kansas severa
years.
Mrs. III. ID. Money, wife of Senate
Money, of Mississippi, will be at home il
Washington at the Portner for the win
ter. Mrs. Money is not in the best o
health at present, and will not, in al
probability, participate in many socia
functions, but she will be at home to he
friends Thursdays after 3 O'Clock. Mrs
Money has her daughter with her. Boil
ladies are well and favorably known il
this city.
Santa Fe friends of the family hav'
! received during the past few days
memorial booklet issued in honor o
young Harold Morley, whose tragi,
death in Dona Ana county last August
at the hands of unknown parties, wa
at the time noticed in these columns
The little book contains an engraving
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