Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Albuquerque, where she VIII speiio AN
holidays with friends.
George s. Blunt went to Albuquerque
this afternoon to spend the hoiloa!s
with his daughter, Mrs. Trimble.
Roy Crichton, of Monero, is IN lne
citv TO spend Christmas with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Crichton.
Leo Hirsch and wife went up to ma
mita this morning for the purpose OF
spending the holidays with Mrs
Hirsch's relatives.
Mrs. j. d. Hughes, who spent three
weeks in Los Angeles with relatives
returned home on the belated train yes
terday morning.
Mr., and Mrs. P. e. Harroun arrived
from Albuquerque last night, Ihey
| will spend Christmas with DR.. and Mrs.
w. S. Harroun.
Ex-Governor Prince returned last
night from a trip to Cerrillos, where ne
attended to the assessment work on ms
mining properties.
Colonel r. E. T~witchell, OF Las Vegas
who has been In the city the past week
attending court, left this afternoon Tor
| Silver CITY where he will attend to legal
| business next week.
Da,eeate-elect Perea and Hon. T. b.
| Catron are on their way home from
| Washington. They We're in Chicago
| Yesterday and left that city last night
for Santa Fe.
Miss Maggie Fleming, who has been
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. G. l.. Bishop
for some time past, leaves Monday aft
ernoon for Los Lunas to take charge
of the mission school at that place.
r. J.. Jessup, of the editorial force OF
The New Mexican, left this morning for
Denver over the Denver & Rio Grande,
to spend Christmas with his family in
that city.
J., H. Gerdes has been in Cerrillos the
past week looking after his business
interests in that place, but will return
tonight to spend Christmas at his home
in this city.
Hon. Manuel r. Otero, register OF the
limited States land office in this city,
WAN "
where he will spend Christmas with his
son, John @. Otero. He will return
Monday night.
r. S. Mcbride, who has been attend
ing the normal school in Las Vegas,
passed through the city today en- route
to Espanola, where he will hang up his
socks over the parental fireplace.
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Kaune
will entertain a party of little folks at
their home with a Christmas tree. DR..
and Mrs. J. M. Diaz will also furnish a
tree with good cheer for a number of
the little ones.
j. f. Manning, the talented special
correspondent of the New Mexican
who has been in the southern part OF
the territory for two weeks past, has
returned to Santa Fe to spend Christ
mas. He expects to be in Gallup mex
week.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Caryl Pa
len entertained in a charming manner
a party of young ladies in honor of Miss
Massie and Miss Kelly, and a delightful
afternoon was passed by the guests
Those present We're Misses Massie, Kel.
ly, Staab, Mckenzie, Hurt, Weir, Ga.
BILE and Gulliford.
Justus Geobel, treasurer of the Stone
Lake Ice Company, of Cincinnati, wh(
has been in the city for a week, is Sc
we'll pleased with the climate and sur.
roundings hat he will remain unit
, next June. Nh. Goebel is here seeking
{ rest from business cares and also fol
his health, and has taken rooms at The
} Palace hotel.
Miss Laura May. who has been at.
( tending school at the Academy of thu
Loretto, returned to her home in Al
> buquerque yesterday afternoon. He
many friends in this city will regret
that she will not return. She has beer
the leading vocalist in the cathedra
choir for three years past, and her voic,
will be missed by the worshipper.
} there.
} Last Wednesday evening, at Mis-!
Gulliford's school, the pupils presented
a series of tableaux from Dickens
Christmas carol to a large number 0
guests and friends. The first scene, be
; tween Scrooge and Marley's ghost, wa
! admirably presented by Allan Fletche
and Will Prince. This was followed b,
the famous Fezziwig ball. the must
being furnished by Will Princes violir
the fddler's by-play causing shouts o
7 laughter. Sir Roger de Coverly was
!. sight to be remembered. The costume
!. used closely followed the text of Dick
! ems and were all designed by Miss Gull
liford to suit the characters imperson
= ated. In the entertainment, whicl
closed with ''Tiny Tins Toast, it wa
a possible to introduce quite a number Q
q pupils, who most intelligently inter
G preted the pantomime only, the tex
being read by their teacher. The final
a was a statuesque impersonation of tn
Q spirit of Christmas present. Thos
g present among the guests were Secre
d tary and Mrs. Wallace, Hon. and Mrs
II l.. b. Prince, Judge and Mrs. Laughlir
d Captain and Mrs. Day, Rev. Fathe
Gay, Mrs. Ilfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Lankard, Mr.. and Mrs. N
v Eldodt, Mesdames IIarroun, Carson
b Kaune and Crichton, Messrs. Gusdor'
u Easley. Howard and Newhall.
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