Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-05
SOCIAL CHRONICLES

John S. Clark, of Las Vegas, is in San
ia Fe today on private business.
Miss Belle Ilfeld goes to Las Vegas to-
night for a visit with relatives in that
city.
j. Leahy, Esq, a prominent attorney
of Ration, is in the city on legal business;
he stops at the Palace.
Mr.. C. A. Scheurich went to Taos this
morning, to visit with his parents and
attend to business matters.
Mr.. o. l.. Rice left this afternoon for
southern New Mexico, on a business
trip for the NEW MEXICAN.
Mrs. Amado Chayes. who has been
very sick for the last few days, is re-
ported much better this morning.
A. C. Voorhees,, ESQ.,, of Ration, is in
Washington at work to secure the ap-
pointment of U. s. attorney for New
Mexico.
Miss Caryl Palen is still slowly i'm
proving and it is thought she will be
out and about before the end of the
coming week.
Rev. 4. P. O'keefe, Catholic priest at
Las Vegas, is a guest at the Palace. He
paid his respects to Archbishop Chapelle
this forenoon.
Mr.. +. s. Stephen, of Scotland, is in
Santa Fe for the purpose of visiting
points of historic interest, and registers
at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. Jacob Mugler, of Kansas City,
Mo-, is here for . short visit to his
mother and to his sisters, Mrs. F. w.
Wientge and Miss Mugler.
Ex-Governor Thornton expects to go
to Denver next week on business CON
nected with some Of his mining schemes
in the Republic of Mexico.
Mr.. d. Lowitzki will attend the mar
riage of Mr.. Sol Kaufman and Miss Car
rie Larensen, which takes place in Las
Vegas tomorrow afternoon, going owe
tonight.
Captain and Mrs. c. l.. Cooper are
domiciled at the Palace, where they will
remain for some weeks. Captain Cooper
expects to take charge of the Pueblo
agency in this city next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Harroun have
gone to Albuquerque, which city will be
their residence fors some time. They
have rented one of the FERGUSON cot
tages ON Gold venue and have gone to
housekeeping.
This evening Secretary and Mrs. Wal
lace will entertain at dinner Judge Reed,
Judge Fuller, Judge Murray. Judge
Stone, Judge Sluss, Hon. Matt G. Rey-
nolds and Mr.. James H. Reeder, Of the
land court, and Mrs. Weideman.
Chief Justice w. }. Mills and family
expect to leave New Haven, Conn. for
New Mexico on Monday next, and en-
pect to reach Las Vegas by Friday.
They will be made very welcome by
their many friends in Santa Fe and Las
Vegas.
Miss Perkins, from Morristown, N. D.,
who has been quite i'll at the Palace ho-
tel the past week, has almost entirely
recovered, and leaves for her eastern
home tonight, accompanied by her
brother. Mr.. III. G.. Perkins.
Miss Neelie P. Crane, the faithful and
very competent secretary at the execu-
tive Office, leaves this evening for a well
earned vacation of a few weeks and will
visit her old home in Dallas, Texas, also
relatives and friends in Missouri and
Colorado before returning.
Colonel r. E. Twitchell is resting
easily at the sanitarinm. His physicians
will extract the bullet in the calf of his
limb tomorrow and thereafter, it is ex-
pected, that the wound, being simply q
flesh one, will heal rapidly and that he
will soon be about and able to attend to
business. He will be removed tonight
to his home at Las Vegas in Mr.. Hur-
ley's car.
Judge John r. McFie passed down the
road yesterday en- route to Las Cruces
from q visit to Denver. He expects to
reach here next Monday or Tuesday and
will be sworn into Office at once on re-
ceipt of his commission which will be
sent to Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Joyce. of Columbus,
o., father and mother Of Mrs. Levi A.
Hughes, arrived in Santa Fe last night
and registered at the Palace hotel. They
we're called to Santa Fe by the serious
Illness of Mrs. Hughes, whose condition
is changed slightly for the better.
Mr.. c. b. Eddy, president, of the Ell
Paso 4 Northeastern railroad, left st.
Louis for FL Paso on Thursday. He
will remain in the latter city a couple OF
weeks, going thence east again on bust
ness connected with the various enter