Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-17

business and a guest at the Claire,
Mrs. Lynch, of Las Vegas, is in the
city and will spend the Christmas Holt
days with her daughter, Mrs. c.. A.
Spiess.
Attorney A. B. Mcmillan, of the Duke
city, came up last night on supreme
court matters, and is a guest at the
Palace.
w. A. Davis and D.. j. Smyth, of Albu-
querque, came up from Albuquerque on
pleasure and registered at the Claire.
Chief Justice Mills came over from
Las Vegas last night and registered at
the Palace, in attendance on the SUI
preme court.
Judge w. S. barrow, of the district
court at Durango, was in town today,
and a guest at the Palace. He went
south this afternoon.
Judge F. w. Parker arrived from
Hillsboro last night to attend today's
session of the supreme court, n reg
| istered at the Palace.
S. N. Finch, of New York, special ex-
aminer of the department of justice, ar
| rived last night from the east and is a
| guest at the Palace.
Miss Amy G%ulliford left on this
mornings d. & r. G. for Pueblo, where
| she will spend the holidays with her
friend, Mrs. E. L. Hall.
III. H. Lee and D. c. Osmun, Jr., of
Denver, representing a number of insur-
ance companies, are guests at the Pal-
ace while in town on business.
Clerk j, III. Reeder, of the United
| States court of private land claims, re-
turned home this morning owe the mar
row gauge to Hays, Kan, not to return
this way until the next term of court,
January II, at Tucson.
uuerque are guests today at the Claire,
having come up on court business: Colo
mel E.. w. Dobson, United States Dis
trict Attorney w. B. Childers, Judge
Crumpacker and Sheriff T. S. Hubbell.
Governor and Mrs. Otero and Master
Miguel are nicely located in apartments
at the Shorham hotel in Washington,
where they will remain until after the
holidays.
Captain and Mrs. S. Fl. Day and fam
lily moved from the Preston property on
Palace avenue to the Thornton resi-
dence on upper San Francisco street on
Wednesday last, and are now comfort
ably located in their new home.
NTaJa,, pI1n,nr hac II that hafOrp the
New Year has long been past three
weddings will occur in Santa Fe in
which society young ladies and young
men will play very prominent parts.
Active preparations for these import
ant events are said to be under way,
and it is semi-officially announced that
at the proper time the friends of the
couples will be taken into the secret and
told all about it.
Yesterday at noon Mrs. I. H. Rapp
gave a luncheon in homo OF
Mrs. J. f. Hurley and Mrs. Van
Patten, of Las Vegas, who were in the
city for the day. The reception and din
ing rooms We're beautifully decorated
in yellow and white, and the function
was one of the prettiest given in the city
for some time past. There We're present
Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. a Patten, Mrs
Wallace, Mrs. Spiess, Mrs. Money, Mrs
Lynch and Miss Young.
Rev. Father Francolon, of Manitou,
Colo, who has been spending a few
lays in this city on ecclesiastical bust
ness, returned north this morning ovel
the D. & r. G.. While here he spent
some time looking over the ancient col
lection of relics at Colds, and found g
really fine painting of the head of st
John, the apostle. The painting was a,
least $50 years old, and much obscured
with the grimy accumulations of de-
cades. The visitor, who is a n
seur in art matters, took pains to clear
this all off, and was much pleased witt
the result of his labors. Father Fran
colon believes the work was of Spanish
origin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Wisner, of Detroit
who are stopping at the sanitarium
leave neXt week for their Michigan
homo to snend Christmas there,