Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-11
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

Chief Justice Mills returned last night
to Las Vegas.
Hon. Frank Springer returned last
night to Las Vegas.
Miss Staab left yesterday to visit rela-
tives in Albuquerque.
Fl. p. Owen returned home to Albu-
querque yesterday afternoon.
Captain Creelman returned last night
from /. pleasant CALIFORNIA; trip, and is
again at the Palace.
| Mrs. 7. B. Catron expects to leave
during the coming week for an eastern
visit, going to Cincinnati and Chicago
before returning home.
Mayor f. w. Clancy, of Albuquerque,
who spent two or three days in the city
attending to legal business, returned
home this afternoon.
w. T.. Broad, a we'll known merchant
and saw mill man of Chama, and
daughter arrived last night. from the
north, and are guests at the Palace.
Hon. w. G. Ritch who is in the city
from his San Andres Park home, has
been appointed by Secretary Wallace to
edit and index the session laws OF 1899.
Hon. Martin Lohman, of Las Cruces,
leading citizen and merchant OF south
ern New Mexico. who has been in the
capital during the week, watching the
course of the assembly has left for his
home
Jefferson Reynolds. Esq, of Las We
gas, pioneer, banker and now engaged
! in mining enterprises. visited the capital
during the week and returned last night
to his Las Vegas home.
Colonel and Mrs. Harry Whigham, of
Ration, are in Los Angeles, CAL, for an
extended visit. Mr.. Whlgham has been
in i'll health for some months, and it is
hoped a stay at sea level will be OF
benefit to him.
Mrs. O. s. Warren, the energetic and
popular insurance agent and writer, OF
Silver City, who spent the past week in
Santa Fe looking after the interest OF
the companies she represents, in the
legislature, left for her home yesterday
afternoon, having made many friends
during her stay in the capital.
A. c. Campbell, Esq, attorney for the
Pecos Valley & Northeastern road, who
has been here several DAYS OH legal Dnsi-
ness. was passenger to Denver last
night, where he will visit Mrs. Camp.
bell, who has been i'll for some time and
is in that city for medical attendance.
Harry r. Wood, formerly one Of the
most prominent business men in Salt
Lake City, and now representing a
| Dl, Al a Jo1,1b;o ~, =, tiIn houco was in
town today on business trip. and
guest at the Palace. He left this even
ing for California.
Lieutenant d. j. Leahy, of Rough
Rider fame, has gone from Ration tt
Washington on visit to friends ano
will be absent some time.- During his
stay in the nations capital Mr.. Leahy
will look into the status Of the re-orga
nization of the regular army. with
view to securing an appointment with
commission attached.
On Saturday evening last, Mr.. GULL
ford and family had the pleasure to wei
come old friends. Professor Northlol
and his daughter, on her return from
Honolulu, zen voyage to their home il
Minnesota. Governor and Mrs Otero
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince, Mr.. and Mrs
Bergere and Mr.. Max. Pracht were in
vited to meet the returning travellers
who contributed greatly by their remin
iscepses of the newest acquisitions to
very enjoyable evening, the charms o
music also not being excluded.
Major and Mrs. Palen entertained a
dinner, Wednesday night, Governor M
A. Otero and wife, Ex-Governor an
Mrs. L. b. Prince, Solicitor Genera
Il. L. Bartlett, Major Max Luna an
wife, Solicitor w. A. Hawkins, of th
FL Paso & Northeastern road, Hon.
p. Barnes, Hon. G. A. Richardson. TIL
decorations were bridesmaid s roses, an
the occasion was a most pleasant one.
Governor and Mrs. Otero entertained
last Saturday evening ut din nler, Hor