Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-26
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

The reception given Tuesday evening
at the pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. Rapp, in honor of their guest, Mrs.
Rapp's father, NJ. b. Morrison; her
brother, c. H. Morrison, of Odin, Ill.,,
and her sister, Mrs. Ella Fyke, of Cen
tralia, ILL.,, was a pronounced society
success. The veranda was effectively il
Illuminated with japanese lanterns, and
the orchestra was grouped beneath the
trees in the garden in front of the house,
giving the reception in part the effect of
a garden party. The reception room
rod, with curtains of clematis covering
the large bay window and other Win
dows and the doors. The dining room
and the wide hall were handsomely dec
which looked doubly beautiful beneath
the soft glow of shaded lamps. The
guests We're warmly greeted by the host
and hostess, who We're assisted in re-
ceiving by Governor and Mrs. Otero,
Hon. and Mrs. w. H. Wallace, and Ma
jor and Mrs. r. J. Palen. The refresh
ments were delicious. Mrs. ]. D.. Hughes
presided charmingly over the ice cream
table, and was assisted by the Misses
| Ilfeld and Nina Otero. Mrs. Bergere
, gracefully served the frappe, assisted
by the Misses Palen and Griffin. The
invited guests were Governor and Mrs
| Otero, Hon. and Mrs. w. H. Wallace
Major and Mrs. Palen, Judge and Mrs
j. r. McFie, Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, Mr.
and Mrs. Bergere, Colonel and Mrs.
Knaebel, Captain and Mrs. Day, DR..
and Mrs. Harroun, Hon. and Mrs. II. B,
| Catron, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle, Mr.
and Mrs. Weltmer, Judge and Mrs
Laughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Victory, ex-
Governor and Mrs. Thornton, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ireland, Adjutant General ant
Mrs. W%hiteman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Chav'
es. Mr.. and Mrs. Upton, Mr.. and Mrs
Cartwright, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins, Mr.
and Mrs. Fiske, Mr.. and Mrs. Gulliford
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
dodt, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Seligman, MI
and Mrs. James l.. Seligman, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Arthur Seligman, Mesdames Ii
field of Albuquerque, Hurt, Jones, War
ner, Carson, and Misses Atkinson, Nc
Ilfeld, Otero, Griffin, Crane, McGrain
Manderfield, Gildersleeve, Staab, Mas
sic, Rothschild, and Judge Emmett, DR.
Eggert, DR.. Massie, Messrs. Sloan, Bar
ney, Spiegelberg, Curtin, McFie, Cat
ron, Gortner, Hardinge, Pfau, Bartlett
and Pope.
A reception that proved to be a Yer.
day afternoon at the cozy home Of Mrs
J. E. Wood on the south side. 1t wa
given by Mrs. Wood, her mother, Mrs
Jones, and Mrs. Rice. The reception an
dining rooms were fragrant with bios
SONS, in an artistic combination of vel
low and white, and the dining room be
ing decorated in rich pink.
The costumes of the ladies presen
We're pretty and striking. Mrs. Woo
looked bewitching in a dress of cream
silk; Mrs. Jones wore a fine dress o
black %grenadine, and Mrs. Rice a blacl
satin skirt and light-colored silk waist
Mrs. Laughlin, who presided at tn
sherbet table, wore a light organdie 0
exquisite pattern; Mrs. Diaz, VIII
served the coffee, wore a pretty dotte'
swiss with pink ribbon; Miss Massie
who presided at the punch table, whicl
was decorated in red, appeared mos
charming in a white dress with red rib
bons.
The guests at the reception were Mes
danes Otero, Wallace, McFie, RapI
Fyke, Fischer, B.. Seligman, j. I
Hughes, Palen, A. Seligman, J. l.. Selig
man, Thomas, Catron, Easley, Bur
sum, Gerdes, Bishop, Thornton, White
man, A. Chaves, Cartwright, Hurt
Laughlin, Sparks, Massie, Woodruff
Hinkley. Van Schick, Keller, Shelby
Carson, Warner, Kinsell, Campbell, Ga
BILE, Knaebel, Crichton, Mcbride, Moore
Price, Weltmer, Rivenburg, Martin
James, Diaz, Haines, McCord,e Jones
Cross, Loker, Renehan, Goebel, Marsh
Harroun, Sidebottom, Mckinley, Kim
Bile, Harvey, Hudson, and the Misse
Crane, McGrain, Allison, Sparks, Scott
Long, Massie, Keller, Manderfield, Z
! NJ n,,Iarfn11 No11in Drica Prnw1 prar
gle, DeSette, Perry, Atkinson, Pruyn
James and Hudson.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Gullifort
gave one of her informal placita tef
parties in honor of Mr.. Morrison ant
Mrs. Fyke, father and sister of Mrs
Rapp. Those invited included Mrs
Thornton, Mrs. Victory, Mrs. Walpole
Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. Wynkoop, Mrs. Coues
of Washington, D. c., Mr.. Rapp, MI
Victory, Mr.. Walpole and Mr. Morrison
Jr. The placita was the theme of gen
eral admiration. the oriental style o
living in rooms surrounding a flower
garden being a novelty to many of tn,
guests.
Mrs. Prince will probably be in tn
East for another month.
Mrs. Helm is not expected to return
from the East until September.
Mrs. Upton has gone east on a visi
to her mother in Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. R. L. Baca and children are il
San Mateo, Valencia county, on a visi