Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-30

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charming hostess gave an AT Home
which was largely attended and greatly
by those present. Mrs. Rapp
and Mrs. Warner assisted in receiving
The many guests. Mrs. McFie with the
Misses Hurt, Ilfeld and Mckenzie pre-
sided at the refreshment table. Mrs.
King and Miss Smith served delicious
fruit punch in the library. The decora-
tions throughout were exceedingly beau
tiful. The dining room, which was
darkened from the daylight and illum-
mated with candles in artistic candel-
abra, was a vision of beauty in scarlet
and green. The chandeliers and can
delabra were draped in scarlet and red
dahlias, cut and in %jardeniers. pictur-
esquely distributed. The other rooms
of the house, elegant and artistic in
their appointments, were decorated in
lighter tints, white and pink dahlias
predominating among the decorations.
The invited guests were:
Mesdames Otero, Wallace, Everhard,
Hughes, Thornton, Victory, McFie,
Prince, Palen, Bergere, Onderdonk,
Knaebel, Fiske, Boyle. Day. Ilfeld, Har-
roun, P. Harroun, d. Harroun, Laugh
lin, Weltmer, Hite, Ireland, Thomas,
Seligman, A. Seligman, j. L. Seligman,
Rivenburg, Rapp. M. Otero, P. Otero,
Massie, Morrison, W.. H. Moore, Mad
den, H. Moore, Hawkins, Walter, Guilt
ford, Gable, Fischer, Eldodt, Osborn,
Scheurich, King, Keller, Carson, Sparks,
Stevens, Gildersleeve, Rock, Bursum,
James, Martin, Cartwright, Chaves, l.
Chaves, Upton, j. A. Wood, j. E. Wood,
Clancy, Coues. Wynkoop, Helm, Van
Dawes, Hall, j. Walker, A. Walker,
McEwen, Davis, J.. Davis, Cross, Dud-
row, Taylor, Easley, Diaz. Sloan, Ger
DIES, Gibson, Griffin, Goebel, Chapman,
Ortiz, Gusdorf, Fletcher, Gay, Harvey,
Irvine, Chapman, Bishop, Howard,
Hinckley, Haynes, Hogle, Hickox, Hurt,
Hinojos, Jones, Kinsell, Kahn, Kaune,
Spitz, Knapp, Linnen, Zimmermann,
Renehan, Rice, Hudson, Schormoyer,
Long, Lutz, Marsh, Miller, Mueller,
Berger, Dettlebach, Mcbride, Crichton,
Price, Sidebottom, Luna, J.. Sena, M.
Sena, Baca, Lankard, Larson, Blanch-
ard, Townsend, Weintge. Osborn, Wood
ruff, Yrisarri.
Misses Hurt, Gulliford. Ilfeld. Keller,
Mckenzie, Palen, Staab, Massie, Man
derfield, Smith, Stanton, Atkinson, Nor
rison, Perea, Ortiz, Sena, Schormoyer,
Simmons, Keys, Scott, Disett, Pruyn,
Allison, Moore, Brengle, Brown, Nor
row, Kennedy, Johnston, johnson, Mug
Ter, Marsh, Prince, Berger, Blanchard.
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Hon. l.. Bradford Prince returned to
his farm at Espanola this morning.
Mrs. w. A. Mckenzie and daughters
will leave for California next month,
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Bergere entertained Thursday
afternoon at a party luncheon in honor
The decorations which were in lavender
and pink were exquisite. The guests
were Mrs. Otero, Mrs. Gulliford, Mrs.
McFie, Mrs. James Seligman, Mrs.
Fiske, Mrs. Coues, Mrs. Knaebel and
Mrs. Thornton.
Governor and Mrs. Otero gave an in
formal dinner last evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Rapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bergere, Mrs. Huning, Ex-Governor Nc
Cornell. of Idaho. and Hon. N. S. Wal
pole.
About thirty children gathered at the
pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. R.
Hinckley, on the south side, this after
noon, in honor of their daughter, Miss
Verna, who today celebrates the tenth
anniversary of her birth. The young
folks had a very enjoyable time of it.
Bubbles was the chief amusement of
the afternoon. Each one present was
given a pipe decorated with ribbons.
Prizes were given the guests blowing the
prettiest and largest soap bubbles.
Dainty refreshments were served in the
dining room, which was profusely and
prettily decorated in white and yellow,
golden rod predominating, it being the
flower of Miss Verna's birthday month.
Among those present were Eta Moore,
Bertha Connors, Ena and Gordon Goe-
bel, Marvin Rice, Lewis Marsh, Miriam
Cartwright, Hazel and Ethel Riddle,
Mabel and Roy Easley, Ruth and Helen
Laughlin, Thornton Victory, Ada and
Robert Harvey, Mary, Menia and John
McFie, Jamie Carson, Clara Davis, Su-
san Weltmer, Hazel Sparks, Marion
Bishop, Floy Moore, Alkaline Wiss, Laura
Hinckley, Douglas and Emmett Walker,
Anna and Lolita Newhall.
Miss Mauger is expected home this
evening from Washington, d. c. Mrs.
Renehan who went with her to Wash
ington, is at present at New York.
MI. and Mrs. Rapp will leave this
evening for Las Vegas to reside. The
residence that they occupied, will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Hughes.
who have purchased the property.