Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

c. H.Gildersleeve has returned from a
business trip to Mexico. He expects
to go to New York shortly, also on bust
ness.
MI. j. NJ. Hawkins, of Los Angeles,
who will taxi a position on the editorial
force of this paper, will arrive here to-
morrow.
Mrs. G. S. Madden has been quite i'll
at Bland, necessitating Mr.. Madden's
constant attention, but she is now re-
ported better.
Hon. Manuel r. Otero, register Of the
land office, went to Albuquerque this
afternoon to spend Sunday with rela-
tives. He will return Monday night.
MI. and Mrs. j. D. Hughes will visit
Denver during the coming week, Mr..
Hughes going to that city on business
for the New Mexican Printing COM
pany.
Hon. T. B. Catron expects to leave
tomorrow for Silver City, where he will
represent the prosecution, in company
with Hon. w. B. Childers, in the trials
of Oliver Lee and William Gilliland for
murder.
Assistant United States District At
torney George P. Money has been trans
ferred to Las Vegas, and he is packing
up preparatory to removal next week.
Citizens of Santa Fe will regret to lose
Mr.. and Mrs. Money.
Mrs. Weston, of Boston, who has
been spending some time in California,
went up to Espanola this morning to
visit with her son, Nathan Weston, who
is in this country for his health Mr..
Weston anu MI. Funk, son Of n of
Wagnals, are baching together, anG en-
joying life on the banks of the Rio
Grande river.
Miss Grace Kennedy, who for the past
ographer with the New Mexican Print
ing company, has taken a similar posi-
ton in the office of Hon. T. B.. Catron.
Miss Kennedy is competent and reli-
awe, dllu uuililS IiCl oloy III III Wy
has made many friends, who are graft
fled hat she secured a more lucrative
position.
This has been Holy week, which ends
consequently there have been no local
receptions or social functions. How
ever, with the expiration of Lent, socie-
ty functions will be revived. Mrs. J. w.
Zollers, of Las Vegas, will be in Santa
Fe next week, as the guest of Mrs. Ote-
70, wife of the governor, who will give a
tea on Wednesday next, and a luncheon
on Friday, in honor of the fair visitor.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of
the Amaranth Literary club was held
at the residence of j. H.. Patterson last
Thursday evening, with many members
and invited guests present. The pro-
gramme opened with selections Of in
strumental music on piano, violin and
guitar. Then followed routine business,
with the debate afterWard upon the
merits Of the "Plow VS.. the Sewing Ma
chine as aids to mankind. The debate
was well sustained by the participants
on both sides, the ladies, however, CIV
ing the honors for the sewing machine.
REGULATIONS, readings and music follow
ed, with refreshments of ice cream,
cake, chocolate, etc, being served by
the hostess. A mock trial will be the
feature of the next meeting, which
comes on the 18th instant at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Call upon her invitation.
Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince is in
Las Vegas today on business.
The Fifteen club met at the residence
of Mrs. George Marsh, Mrs. Thomas in
the chair. Roll call was answered by
favorite quotations. Mrs. Warner gave
the beautiful verses by Kipling, written
last before his illness. Mrs. Gulliford
read a charming sketch called 'Cho-
PIN" a translation from the "Garten-
laube." Mrs. Thomas being on the pro-
gramme for some new poem, gave THE
White Mans Burden" by Rudyard
Kipling, as the poem of the day. Mrs.
Weltmer read THE Mountain Chant" a
Navajo ceremony, adapted by her for
publication in the Southwest. 1t was a
most interesting account and thorough
ly appreciated by the club and visitors.
This meeting was the last of the quar-
ter, and many residents, as well as
strangers, were present. Dainty re-
freshments and animated conversation
a thoroughly enjoyable after
The club adjourned to meet at
Mrs. Rapp's, Mrs. Warner to preside.
Judge Crumpacker arrived from AL
last night, and is visiting
with his daughter, Miss Kittie, who is
studying at the Loretto academy.
Rev. DR.. Howard, superintendent of
the Methodist Spanish work in this
territory, is in town, and will preach
at both services in st. Johns Methodist
church tomorrow.
On Wednesday afternoon the Sun
shine chapter Of the d. A.. r. held it's
quarterly meeting at the home
If Mrs. Rapp. After the business Of the
session was disposed of, the literary and
social features of the occasion pleasant
y occupied the time. The programme
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