Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The week was a brilliant one in socie-
ty circles, and a number of receptions,
%luncheons, card parties and dinners
were given by society leaders, most of
them being in honor of Mrs. J. W. FOL
lars of Las Vegas, who arrived in the
capital Monday evening, and will be the
guest for several weeks of Governor and
Mrs. Otero.
District Clerk Bergere went to Los
Lunas yesterday on a short visit.
Governor M. A. Otero went to Albu-
querque yesterday on a brief visit.
Mrs. Gulliford will this evening give
a care party in honor of Mrs. collars.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hughes are ex-
pected to return from Denver this even
ing.
Mrs. Palen will give a dinner Tuesday
evening, April II, in honor of Mrs. FOL
lars.
Governor and Mrs. Otero will give a
dinner Monday evening in honor of Mrs.
collars.
Miss Bischoff, sister of Arthur Bis
choff, of this city, left today for Bur-
lington, Ia.
Mrs. w. H. Smith returned to her
home in Mississippi this afternoon, af-
ter a short stay in this city.
Hon. Alexander Gusdorf, a prominent
merchant of Taos, has gone home, after
spending a week in Santa Fe.
w. II. Pope, Esq, assistant attorney
for the land court, is in Tucson on Off
cial business. He expects to remain
there until Monday.
Rev. w. H. Moore, E. F. Sidebottom,
and Rev. Manuel Madrid, leave Monday
night for Ration, in attendance on the
P~resbytery meeting there the following
day.
Solicitor General Bartlett left yester-
day for Oakland, Cal, where Mrs.
Bartlett has been staying for the past
year. General Bartlett will return
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Frank w. Clancy, Esq, n of Albu-
q%uerque's leading attorneys, is expected
to leave his home tomorrow night on
a trip to Washington, where he has
business before the United States SUI
preme court.
John S. Clark, coal oil inspector, left
yesterday for Southern New Mexico on
official business. Mrs. Clark, who has
will return to their home in Las Vegas
in a few days.
County Treasurer w. G. Sargent, Of
Rio Arriba county, returned home to-
day. He reports that Rio Arriba
has Joined the general prosperity pro-
cession and is enjoying a quiet boom.
Six quartz mines near Rio Arriba are
being worked and keep a stamp mill
busy.
Tuesday Mrs. Rapp gave a pretty
luncheon in honor Of Mrs. collars. The
decorations were in yellow and We're
and beautiful. Those present at
the luncheon were the Mesdames Otero,
collars, Palen Wallace, Farrand, Max
Luna, Bergere and the Misses Creelman
and Palen.
Ex-Governor Prince leaves tomorrow
evening for Albuquerque, where he will
attend the meeting of the bureau of i'm
migration on Monday next.
Mr.. Paul A. F. Walter, of South Beth
lehem, Pa, who has for the past few
years been city editor Of the daily pa
per there, has accepted a position on
The editorial staff Of the New Mexican.
Mrs. Walter and two children have ar
rived in the city and are domiciled on
the South side.
Friday Mrs. Otero gave luncheon in
honor Of Mrs. collars that proved to be
delightful affair. The decorations of
he table were fragrant California vio-
Those present were Mesdames
Prince, Palen, Boyle, Gulliford,
Bergere, Rapp and the Misses Gulliford
and Palen.
Mrs. Emma Seward, of Tres Piedras,
of the late Harry Lewis. and Mrs.
Mary Osborn, Mr.. Lewis half sister,
rom Albuquerque, were passengers on
he northbound Denver & Rio Grande
rain to Tres Piedras this morning. Mrs.
osborn will return south after visiting
With Mrs. Seward.
Miss Lizzie Bates, of Missouri, who
las been stopping in this city some
months for her health, returned home
asst night. Her mother and three little
listers have beer staying with her, and
Ter father arrived last night on the ear
Y train to take his family back home.
Mrs. Herbert Smith, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gulliford, who vas here
wo years ago, left for Europe last
with her husband and one
daughter, to spend six months
n the old country. They will visit
Paris, Vienna and Berlin, where Mr..
'mith has business.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Otero gave
n informal but brilliant reception at
he executive mansion in honor Of her
'uest, Mrs. J. w. collars, of Las Vegas.
he decorations were exquisite, consist
NJ of palms and daffodils. The dining
DOM was a symphony in yellow and
the admiration OF the guests.