Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-21
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

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John S. Clark, coal oil inspector, went
to Las Vegas last evening to spend Sum
day with his family.
Councilman II. d. Burns and wife,
and the two Misses Burns, are costly
at the sanitarium.
Mr.. r. Lujan, of Taos, and family,
guests at the sanitarium and will
remain for a couple of weeks.
Hon. M. S. Otero, of Albuquerque. a
prominent citizen of Bernali!lo county,
is a guest at the Palace over Sunday.
Hon. Victor Ortega, of the house of
representatives, went home to Chimayo
this morning to spend the Sabbath.
Miss Neelie P. Crane, Governor Otero's
efficient private secretary, is confined
TO her room with a severe attack of the
grip.
Mrs. John @. A. Otero and little son.,
of Albuquerqu e, are in the city visiting
Hon. and Mrs. Manuel r. Otero. They
will remain some time.
Mrs. j. S. Emsley and Miss Ruth
Emslcy, of Philadelphia, are stopping
at the Palace hotel en- route on a tour
through the southwest.
Captain w. H. H. Llcwellyn left this
afternoon for his home at Las Cruces:
he returns on Sunday night to resume
his legislative duties here.
l.. M. Ortiz, of Los Luceros, candi-
date for the Office of territorial auditor,
went up the narrow gauge this morning,
intending to return Monday.
Captain j. H. Riley, of Colorado
Springs, left last night for Colorado on
business. He expects to return here
about the latter part of this month.
Hon. w. A. Hawkins, solicitor for
the Ell Paso & Northeastern railway. who
has been here several days on legal
business, returned to Ell Paso this even
ing.
Hon. Frank Springer, president of
the Maxwell Land Grant Company,
came over from Las Vegas last night.
on a business trip, and is stopping at
the Palace.
City, are travelling through the terri
tory en- route to California, and while in
the capital are guests at the Palace.
Hon. Solomon Luna and wife, of Los
Lunas, arrived in the city last evening
and are guests at the Palace hotel.
They will remain here several days.
Mrs. G. A. Richardson, wife of Coun.
Gilman Richardson, and child, who are
at present visiting in Michigan, are ex.
pected to arrive here during February
and will remain until the end Of the
session.
The officers of the LIST regiment OF
territorial infantry, who were ap'
pointed from Santa Fe, are expected tC
return from Camp C%hurchman at an
early date, as the regiment has beer
mustered out.
Governor and Mrs. Otero are sending
out invitations to a reception for the
members of the legislature, which will
be given at their home on Washington
avenue next Friday night.
w. H. Jack, of Silver City, president
of the territorial cattle sanitary board,
and one of the most prominent cattle
men in the territory will arrive in tho
city tonight from the south. He viii
remain several days.
Assistant United States Attorney
George p. Money of this city, has re
ceived word that his brother, II. d
Money, major in the 5th regiment OF
immune infantry. has gone to Santiago
where he has been stationed.
Associate Justice John R. McFie is in
Las Cruces and returns here Monday
evening. Mrs. McFie and children viii
move to Santa Fe as soon as the family
residence in Las Cruces can be rented,
their residence here being all ready fol
them.
Mrs. M. A. Otero was, this morning,
presented with one of the handsomest
and most valuable vases, by Mr.. j. j.
Leeson, ever brought to the southwest
country. The vase is quite large, anG
is made of Bohemian glass. inlaid with
solid gold and silver.
Mrs. Il. B. Catron, who has been in
Chicago for the past two months for the
benefit of her health, has returned.
There will be some extensive repairs
and additions to the handsome CatrOn
residence this spring and Mrs. Catron
will look after these matters while here,
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. kilbourne and
two little sons, who have been visiting
Mrs. Kilbourne's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Helm, for some time past, left this
afternoon for San Francisco. where Mr..
Kilbourne has been assigned to duty in
the paymaster's department of the regu.
lar army.
In u recent letter from Governor
Theodore Roosevelt to Hon. l.. b.
Prince, he sayss ''The one place | am
surely going to visit during my incum.
bency as governor, is New Mexico. |
shall be down there this year without
fall"
Announcements of the wedding OF
marriage of Mr.. Henry Abbot Ladd,
son of Professor and Mrs. H. O. Ladd,
residents of this city during the SOS, to
Miss Florence Estelle Wright, at Anda-
lusia, Penn, on January 9 last, have
been received by friends of the Ladd
family in this city.
Thursday was the anniversary of the
birth of Mrs. Roach, of Chicago, who
is stopping at the sanitarium, and her
friends from that city, who are also
staying at the sanitarium, gave her a
little surprise party. The supper table
was decorated in red and white carna-
tions and ferns, a birthday cake occu-
plying the place of honor. The evening
was passed pleasantly in card playing
and music, those. present being Mrs.
Roach, Mrs. Schaaf, Miss Grace Ken
nedy, MI. Murray and Mr.. Cary.
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. N. b.
Laughlin gave a tea in honor of the
Misses Burns, of TERRA Amarillo, and
Miss Hurt of the city, who expects to
leave Monday for Nashville, Tenn.
Vocal and instrumental music by the
guests passed the afternoon in a very
pleasant tanner. Those invited were
the Misses Burns, Miss Hurt, Miss Nc
Kenzie, Miss Weir, Miss Otis, Miss Mas