Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Governor Otero is again suffering
from a severe cold and is confined to his
room.
DR.. and Mrs. Martin, of Taos, return
ed home this morning after an enjoy
able trip to the Capital city.
Miss Annie Novel;, of Rio Grande.
who has been visiting in this city with
friends, returned home this morning.
Misses Edna and Cretta Mcbride, of
Espanola, returned home this morning
after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Bishop,
Of this city.
Judge McFie, who is in the southern
part of the territory on legal business,
will spend Sunday with his family in
Las Cruces.
Mrs. J. D. Hughes. who left for Los
Angeles Thursday afternoon, will remain
in that city for several weeks the guest
of relatives.
Hon. Z. B. Catron left for Washing
ton last night, where he will aid in
securing statehood for New Mexico.
Mr.. Catron will be absent until about
the first of the year.
Hon. Charles f. Easley returned last
night from Harrisonville, Mo-, where
he was called some time since by the
fatal illness of his mother. She fell and
broke her hip which resulted in death
after three weeks suffering.
Atanasio Romero, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Oyneda, went to Espa-
nola this morning to spend Sunday with
relatives. During Mr.. Romero's alb
sence the probate clerks office will be
in charge of Patrocinio Lopez.
Hon. and Mrs. Bernard Seligman re-
turned from Philadelphia and other
eastern cities last Wednesday night.
after an absence of several months,
and express themselves as well satisfied
to be back in the Capital city once
more.
Secretary e. C. Abbott, of the Taos.
county Republican committee, and wife
returned home this morning over the
Rio Grande after a pleasant visit in this
city. Mr.. Abbott is a rising young at
torney IN his part of the country, and is
well thought of.
The Young Folks whist club met with
Miss Mckenzie last Tuesday evening
and passed M of the most pleasant
| evenings in the history of the club.
| There were present the Misses Weir,
Staab, Palen, Hurt and Keller; the
Messrs. Pearsaul, Brady, %Scheurich,
Staab, Bartlett, Pope, Hardinge, and
Gortner.
The Ladies soldiers aid society will
meet at 400 p. M, on Monday next,
when officers will be elected. An over
whelming attendance is urgently re-
1uested. Send proxies if you can't
attend yourself. 1t is rumored that
hot chocolate and wine cake will be
served, thought this report can not be
traced to a reliable source.
Hon. Juan Santistevan, chairman of
the Republican committee of Taos coun-
ty, and well known as a merchant and
banker, returned home we the narrow
gauge this morning after a few days
visit in this city. Mr.. Santistevan is a
pillar of strength in the political fabric
of his county, and has for years been
regarded with respect and esteem by
his fellow citizens.
Colonel w. H. Whiteman will leave
the first of the week for Chicago, where
he will attend a meeting of the Inter
state National Guard Association, COM
posed of the adjutant generals of the
different states and territories. He will
be absent about ten days, and on his re-
turn will be accompanied by Mrs.
Whiteman, who has been in Danville.
His, the past two months.
The Brehany concert last night in the
district court room was listened to with
marked enjoyment by a dressy audience
that filled the auditorium. Owing to
the lateness of the train, the troupe
were unable to begin until nearly 8 p.
fell" 1t is very q good all round ON
pany who furnish al enjoyable evening,
and if their performances elsewhere are
up to last nights mark, they deserve
pleasant notices wherever they may
go. Miss Pringle, the charming young
violinist, Mr.. Dethlefs the baritone and
Mons. Sauvlet, the excellent pianist,
deserve a special mention, the latter
bearing a strong resemblance to the late
lamented Anton Seidl. Misses Brehany,
the dramatic soprano, and Miss Waters,
the meZzo soprano, were also we'll
received, and responded to encores.
They were elegantly gowned, and
Miss Waters in a cute encore song
seemed to cut deep into the moro ro-
mantle sensibilities of the male part of
her audience. The violinist brought
out a sweet, pure tone from her instru-
ment, and her technic and general ex-
ecution were commendable. The scene
from Martha was well given, both vocal
ly, and dramatically considering the po-
verify of stage accessories. Manager
Thearle, of the concert agency at Chica-
is with the troupe.