Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-22
Mr. and Mrs. Craig and daughter

Mr.. Mrs. Craig II daughter
Mildred of Albuquerque are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Reynolds and two
young sons, Miss Pansy, of Canyon
City, Colo, are visiting the families of
Joshua and Jefferson Reynolds, of Las
Vegas.
Mrs. Thomas Conner and daughter of
st. Johns, New Brunswick, are the
guests of Sister Eulalie at the sanitarium:
Mrs. Conner is a sister of Sister Eulalie6
They had not seen each other for fifty
wears until they met at Lamy. Mrs.
Conner and daughter will spend a month
at Santa Fe.
Mrs. w. B. Sloan and daughter Estel-
la, of Denver, are expected to arrive
here in a day or two, and will take up
| their residence at the Glib cottage on
the south side.
Mrs. Henry w. Easton was taken Ill
very suddenly yesterday morning, and
for a time her life was despaired Of.
Medical attendance was Immediately
summoned, and she is at present out OF
danger. Her husband, H. w. Easton,
will return home from California next
month.
present.
M. C. De Baca, superintendent of pub
lie schools of the territory, will leave
this evening on an inspection tour to
Las Vegas and Ration.
An interesting and solemn ceremony
took place at the cathedral Thursday
afternoon. The infant son of Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Page B. Otero was bap-
tized by Archbishop Peter Bourgade,
assisted in the sanctuary by six priests,
The name given the boy is Paul Page
IBlackwood Otero. His godmother is his
grandmother, Mrs. M. J. Otero, and the
godfather is Hon. M. s. Otero, of Albu-
querque, ex-representative to congress
After the ceremony a fine collation. was
served at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Otero, and the afternoon vas spent in
a very enjoyable by the guests
Mrs. J.. P. Victory Is confined to he1
home with illness.
The Misses Ilfeld Thursday evening
gave an enjoyable reception in honor Of
their guest, Miss Strousse, of Philadel.
phia, at the home Of S. Spiegelberg. The
; evening was delightfully."- spent, and de.
, licious refreshments were served. The
invited guests were Miss S%trousse, Miss
, Gildersleeve, Miss Palen, Miss Muse
5 Miss Mckenzie, Miss Keller, Miss Tere'
sa Gildersleeve, Miss McFie, Miss Nina
Otero, Miss Wickham, Miss Waldo
> Gortner, Catron, G. Catron, A. F. Spie'
gelberg, Curtin, Sloan, M. Otero, Bart
lett, Pope and Pfau.
w. N. Hailman, superintendent Of
schools at Dayton, O., is the guest Of
Superintendent and Mrs. Viets, of thu
: government Indian school. Mr.. Hail
! man is on his way home from the N
: E. A. convention at Los Angeles. Thu
first time he visited Santa Fe he WI
i so favorably impressed with the cit.
that he concluded to come again. HI
; says that Santa Fe has a better climate
, than any other city in the United
! States. He will leave for home on Mon
: day.
w. N. Townsend is spending severa
1: weeks at Pagosa Springs, Colo.
I Miss Palen last Saturday evening o
! last week entertained in honor of he
birthday anniversary. An elegant din
. ner was served, and the evening spen
n in a very enjoyable manner. The guest
present were Messrs. Gortner, Curtin
John W. Catron, Hardinge, and Mise
Muse and Jennie Griffin.
Sister M. Dolorine, of Denver, ant
t Joseph z. Morrison, Of Prescott, Ariz.
: who had been in Santa Fe to attend tn
funeral of their mother, the late Mrs
A. l.. Morrison, returned home thii
! week. =