Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-15
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II. p. Mcpherson has gone to Kansas
City OH a private business trip,
Judge John Il. McFie this afternoon
left for his home at Las Cruces where he
will remain for five or six days. Upon
his return he will probably bring Mrs.
McFie and family with him.
Mrs. Gulliford celebrated her birth
day yesterday with a small dinner par
.ty, at which were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace, Mrs. w. H. Cole, Max Pracht
and Gerson Gusdorf. In the evening the
party was Joined by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Knaebel, Mr.. and Mrs. Renehan,
Captain and Mrs. Strover, Mr.. and Miss
Johnston, and Mr.. Bartlett. The even
ing vas passed with cards and dancing,
after which refreshments were served,
and songs and happy speeches terml-
mated a very happy evening.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Gulliford gave a card party in honor OF
Mrs. collars, of Las Vegas. The invited
guests We're Governor and Mrs. Otero,
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Prince, Mrs. FOL
lars, General Bartlett. Major and Mrs.
Palen, Colonel and Mrs. Whiteman,
Captain and Mrs. Day, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bergere, Captain and Mrs. Max Luna.
Mrs. Ilfeld, Miss Crane, Max Pracht,
Mr.. ]. M. Hawkins, Mr.. Bartlett, Geo.
Money, George Armijo and A. Spiegel-
berg. After an amusing game of dupli-
cate whist, at which the prizes were
carried off by Mrs. collars and Major
Palen, refreshments We're served. fol-
lowed by singing and dancing.
Tuesday evening Major and Mrs. Pa
len entertained at dinner Governor and
Mrs. Otero, Mrs. collars, and Mr.. Har-
dinge. The decorations were lovely, con-
sisting of white flowers and purple VIC
lets.
Yesterday Major and Mrs. Palen en-
tertained at dinner in a very informal
manner Robert Longwood, of Philadel-
| phia. The other guests were Miss Jessie
Ilfeld and Miss Mckenzie.
N. S. Walpole, Indian agent, went to
Denver last night on business.
John H. Riley, Esq, passed up the
| road last night to his home at Colorado
| Springs after a short business trip to
| Ell Paso. Mr.. Riley is enthusiastic ov-
err the prosperity of New Mexico and
thinks the cattle interests are forging
to the front at a rapid rate.
Hon. T. B. Catron expects to leave
this evening for the east and will prob
ably be gone w weeks.
Mrs. T. D. Burns and daughters are
still travelling in southern California
They have been in San Francisco and
| Los Angeles, are now at Santa Monica,
and will be in the Golden state for six
weeks.
A party of visitors were in town today
en- route home to Chicago from a Pacific
coast trip. They were General Pur
chasing Agent W. +. Hodges of the
Santa Fe system at Chicago and wife,
Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Reed. Miss Bray
ton of Chicago, and Mrs. DIR. Bailey Of
the Montezuma hotel at Las Vegas Hot
Springs, accompanied by Superintend'
ent j. E. Hurley of the Santa Fe and
wife of Las Vegas. The party occupy
special cars 9 and PIG of the Santa Fe.
The visitors spent the day very pleas
antly in the city, Superintendent and
Mrs Hurley showing them every atten'
ton; all expressed themselves as de-
lighted with Santa Fe climate. They
patronized the curio stores literally.
Arthur Hudson. son of the late mayor
of this city, leaves the last of the month
on a trip to Houston, Texas, to be gone
for 30 days.
Mrs. Rebecca Clark of Plaza del AL
calde, sister of Mrs. Leo Hersch, is
visiting with her sisters family in this
city.
General Agent j. r. Helm Of the
Denver and Rio Grande road returned
from a trip through the southern part
of the territory last night.
Mrs. j. w. collars, wife of the vice
president of the First National bank,
Las Vegas, returned home Wednesday
evening after spending two delightful
weeks in the capital as the guest OF
Governor and Mrs. Utero.
A dinner wa given at st. GATHERINGS
Indian school Thursday evening in
honor Of Archbishop Bourgade. The
other prelates present at the dinner
were Vicar General Fourchegu, Revs.
Haeltermann. Gauthier and Deraches.