Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Sparks, of Denver,
are the guests of their son, |. Sparks.
Mrs. S. Cotton, and Mrs. Charles
Thayer are visiting at their old home,
Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. j. f. Morrison is the guest OF
her fa~ther-ln-law, Judge A. l.. Morrison
and will spend the summer in Santa Fe.
Charles f. Towne of Chicago, son-in-
law of S. S. Beatty, is visiting Santa Fe.
Mrs. Towne is spending the summer in
Santa Fe.
Miss Mamie Waldo of Kansas City,
who has many friends in this city and
Las Vegas, is the guest of Mrs. N. b.
Laughlin.
Miss Alice Atkinson and Miss Clare
Gulliford are greatly enjoying their
camping experiences at Camp Comfort
on the Pecos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher and Miss
Dovie Day have returned home from a
camping trip on the Pecos. They enjoy
ed the trip immensely and came home
over the trail on burros.
Mrs. A. Ruff, and Miss Marguerite Mack
of Kansas City, paid Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Hampel a visit this week. They are on
their way to California and will proba-
bly, stop here on their return.
H. A. Owen. who recently returned
from service in Cuba and is now en-
gagged in business in Dubuque, Iowa, on
Thursday surprised his sister Mrs. j. A.
Wood, by paying a visit to Santa Fe.
Lieutenant Sherrard Coleman, Mrs.
Coleman and little daughter, left Santa
Fe last evening. Lieutenant Coleman
went to report for examination and duty
at Fort Logan and Mrs. Coleman and
daughter went or a visit to Columbus,
Ohio.
Thursday evening Governor and Mrs.
Otero entertained at dinner in honor OF
Mrs. w. b. Childers of Albuquerque.
Pretty decorations and an exquisite
menu were the features of the dinner.
The guests were Mrs. ChilderS Mrs.
Bergere, Major and Mrs. Max Luna.
Judge Emmett and Mr.. Bruce of Ell Paso.
Mrs. Judge Laughlin entertained Mrs.
W. B. Childers of Albuquerque at lunch
con Tuesday afternoon. The ladies in
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Mrs. Knaebel, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Nc.
File, Mrs. Bergere and Mrs. Luna. Ar
appetizing menu with animating guests
made the affair a genial one. The
table pieces were exquisitely embroider
ed in american Beauties and a bow
of fresh roses of the SAM line orna
mented the center of the table. After
luncheon the guests were entertained
with music, and bits of art from the
brush and needle of the versatile hos
tess, and took their departure indebted
to her for a most enjoyable afternoon
Miss Aimee Gulliford of Santa Fe, a!
the guest of Miss Charlotte Pracht, va!
one of the party of %Oregonians WHIT
accompanied Governor Geer on hi.
special steamer out the Golden Gate tt
welcome home the soldier boys of Ore.
gon. San Francisco was in a tumult o.
patriotic enthusiasm and every
thing that could float or turn a whee
was out on the bay, loaded with cheer
ing humanity. The screeching of wills
ties and the roar of sirens added to the
boom of cannon from the various forts
made the blood of all surge with pa
triotism. There has not been 0such &
time on the bay since General Grant en-.
tered the Golden Gate on his return
from a trip round the world.
Miss Myrtle Hampel, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Hampel, is visiting Mr.
J. B. Without and family, at Willis, anG
will remain about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Crist and son Ned
this morning went to their home at Mo-
nero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Grant and child
this morning went to Tres Piedras.
James Duggan, the mining superin-
tendent of Madrid, anne to Santa Fe
yesterday overland, and left for home
this afternoon.
Thomas Winsor, of the United States
geological survey, is a guest at the Pal
ace.
Prof. Giles L. Marsh and sister came
in last night. They are located tempo
rarilY at Mr.. Dudrow's brick house.
Professor Marsh is the new principal
elect to assist Superintendent Wood in
the high school.
An informal dance was held last
evening at the barracks on the reserva-
ton. The event proved to be very en-
joyable. The music was furnished by
Professor Perez's orchestra. Among
those present were Misses Griffin, Pa
len, Muse, Ilfeld, Otero, McFie, Strauss,
Massie, Gilmour, Gildersleeve, Hunt,
Wickham, Keller, Whitmore, Doyle,
Mauger, Staab, Upton, Lamy, Alonzo,
Hall, and Messrs. McFie, Bartlett,
Gortner, Hardinge, Pope, Otero, Rene
han, Pau, S. Sweeney, Spiegelberg, E.
Staab, A. Staab, J. Staab, Hurt, LEN
gle, Andrews, Schnepple, Pierce, Sloan,
Woodward, Mckenzie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Renehan, Mrs. Upton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelby, Mrs. Fiske, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs.
Rapp, Mrs. McFie.
Tuesday evening Miss Maude e. Nc
File entertained in honor Of her guests,
Miss Anna Wickham, of Socorro, and
Miss Mabel Hunt, of Albuquerque. Pro-
gressive dominoes, music and general
sociability prevailed during the even
ing. The utmost freedom and informal
ity were enjoyed. Those present were
Misses Wickham, Hunt, Crane, Nc
Grain, Otero, Gildersleeve, Whitmore,