Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-11

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has returned to Albuquerque from
visit to his old home at La Porte, In
diana.
Mrs. M. b. Barber, of Bradford, Pa.
arrived from the east last night, Ell
route to the coast, and registered at tn,
Palace.
Editor Allen j. Papen, of the Rit
Grande Republican, came up last nigh
on legislative business and is a guest a
the Claire.
ID. j. Leahy, of Ration, came over las
evening to attend the banquet, ant
registered at the Palace He was ;
guest at last nights banquet.
Miss Mae Williams, of New York City
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. A. j
LoOmis.
Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince, is il
the southern part of the territory or
legal business. He expects to return
home on Tuesday.
J. f. Manning, the well known New
Mexican correspondent, left yesterday
for Socorro on business for this paper
Colonel Richard Hudson, deputy col
lector of the port of Ell Paso at Deming
came up last night and registered at the
Claire while in this city.
Hon. Pedro Perea and Mrs. Perea who
have been here for the past week visit
ing friends, left yesterday afternoon fol-
their home at Bernalillo.
Miss Bessie Crist, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Crist, who has been quite i'll
for some time past, is recovering quite
rapidly, and it is hoped she will be out
again soon.
w. c. Teasdale, of st. Louis, arrived
in Santa Fe last night, and registered at
the Claire. He will remain over to-
morrow visiting with his aunt, Mrs.
otto l.. Rice.
Mrs. R. P. Barnes, wife of Repre-
sentative Barnes, who well and ably
represents Grant county in the assembly,
has arrived from Silver City. Hon. and
Mrs. R. p. Barnes are at the Claire.
Hon. M. W. Mills, leading attorney
and businessman of Springer, was a
passenger for the south Yesterday. Mr..
Mills has spent several days here adyo-
eating the passage of the bill to make
two new counties out of Colfax county
L. j. Helm, general agent for the Rio
Grande road, went to Albuquerque and
other southern points this afternoon, on
business connected with his company.
He will be absent about week.
DR.. J. M. Cunningham, of the San
Miguel National bank, and Lieutenant
Colonel R. G. Rankin, came over from
Las Vegas last night, and are registered
at the Palace hotel. They attended the
Rough Riders banquet.
"A. B. Smith and wife, of Las Vegas
came over last night on Il trip to the
capital, and are guests at the Palace.
Mr. Smith is the cashier of the First
National Bank of Las Vegas.
Marcus Brunswick, Esq, a respected
citizen of Las Vegas, is in the city today,
and is guest at the Palace. He was
present at the Rough Riders banquet
last evening.
Colonel E, G. Austin, prominent citizen
and cattleman of Las Vegas, is IN Santa
Fe. and is stopping at the Palace. He
attended the banquet last night.
Mrs. Prince entertained on Tuesday
evening in honor of the Misses Burns,
Of Rio Arriba county. Those invited to
meet them were Colonel and Mrs. Ven
ceslao Jaramillo, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaspar
Ortiz, Miss Palen, Miss Virginia Otero,
Mrs. Lola Otero, Miss Staab, Miss Nc
Kenzie, Miss Hurt, the Misses Gulliford,
Senator Finical, General Bartlett, Mr..
Solignac, Mr.. Gortner, Mr.. Hardinge,
Mr.. Eduardo Otero, Mr.. George Armijo,
and Mr.. Arthur Staab. Mrs. Prince
also entertained on Wednesday evening
In honor of Governor and Mrs. Otero,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Luna. Those
invited to meet them were Senator and
Mrs T. d. Burns, Major and Mrs. Max
Luna, Representative and Mrs. Barnes,
If Silver city; Major and Mrs. Palen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergere, General Bart
lett, Senator Richardson, and Major
Llewellyn.
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Geo. H.
entertained party of lady
friends at charming lunch with her
usual graciousness and hospitality. The
invited guests were, Mrs. r. d. Burns,
Mrs. V. Jaramillo, Mrs. w. N. Upton,
Mrs. McClosky, Mrs. Otis, Mrs. Cabell,
Miss Otis the Misses Burns, Miss Wier,
Miss Kelly, and Miss Creelman.
Hon. Il. D. Burns, Miss Burns, and
Miss Margaret Burns have been i'll the
past week at the sanitarum, but have
recovered and are able to be out
again.
Mr.. Joe e. Sheridan. the talented
editor of the Silver City Enterprise and
1ne of the leading citizens of Grant
arrived in the city last night
ind registered at the Claire. Mr.. She
ridan is in the city to watch the pro-
of the legislature and will re-
main several days.
Hon. Ramon de Herrera, member of
,he house from San Miguel county, ac-
by his family, went to An
,onito this morning, where he was called
by urgent business matters. They ex-
occt to return Monday night.
The Fifteen Club met as appointed,
Mrs. Gulliford in the chair. Roll call
was answered by quotations from Long
fellow. Mrs. Rapp gave a short but
very interesting review of "Titus' by
Florence Kingsley. This story won the
81, 900 prize offered by the "Independ-
ent," it is a marvellous realistic repres-
of the life of Christ. The
authoress is the wife of an Episcopal
clergyman at New Brighton, Staten Is
and. Mrs. Thomas read some most
beautiful passage from "The Choir
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