Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-28
Hon. II, q. catron will be home from

Judge A. L. Morrison and daughter
Miss Dovie Day will spend the winter
with the relatives she is visiting at
Fresno, Cal.
Rev. F. M. Gilchrist, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Antonito, Colo,
is in the city on his way to Las Vegas.
He will spend Sunday in Santa Fee.
Rev. w. H. Moore, of the P%resbyte-
rian church, who has been at Los An
geles for the past few weeks, is expect
ed home next week.
Mrs. F. P. Crichton is very i'll at Phil
adelphia, where she is visiting. She
was threatened with an attack of pneu-
monia, but the attending physician be-
lieves that the attack has been averted.
Auditor Louis M. Ortiz and family
went to their home at Los Luceros this
morning.
R. l.. Garner, the Creede (Colo.) mil
lionaire, is a visitor in the capital to-
day. Before mines were discovered at
Creole, Mr.. Garner owned a small farm.
When the mining boom came he went
into business and accumulated great
wealth. He now owns a fine summer
home at Los Angeles.
Miss Lille E. Hesch, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. Hesch, of Santa Fe, was
married this week at Trinidad to H. E.
formerly of Santa Fe, but
now of Ration. The ceremony took place
in the Roman Catholic church at Trini-
dad. Father Feda was the officiating
clergyman. Only immediate relatives
witnessed the ceremony. The young
couple will reside at Ration.
Last Saturday evening Governor
and Mrs. Otero entertained at dinner at
the executive mansion in honor Of Rev.
and Mrs. e. l.. Eustis. The table was
decorated prettily with yellow chrys-
anthemums. The guests, in addition to
MI. and Mrs. Eustis, We're Ex-Governor
and Mrs. Prince, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle,
Mrs. Bergere, Judge Emmett and Major
Palen.
Mrs. Ilfeld gave a delightful card par
ty yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Eustis. About thirty guests gathered at
the elegantly appointed Ilfeld home,
The decorations were artistic, consist
ing of the darker shades of lavender
and purple chrysanthemums and OF
palms. Artificial light cast a soft glow
over the assembly, and added to the
beauty of the decorations. Delicious re.
freshments We're served. Prizes, both
valuable and unique, were awarded tC
Mrs. Knapp, first prize; Mrs. Gulliford,
second prize; Miss Nina Otero, %consola-
ton prize. The invited guests we're:
Mrs. M. A. Otero, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs
Prince, Mrs. McFie, Mrs. Thornton,
Mrs. Bergere, Mrs. Catron, Mrs. Eustis
Mrs. Day, Mrs. l.. Seligman, Mrs. Fiske,
Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Rivenberg, Mrs
Whiteman, Mrs. M. Eldodt, Mrs. Guilt
ford, Mrs. Spitz, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs,
Laughlin, Mrs. DavisS Mrs. Hughes,
Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Kahn,
j SldliSy, NulooCo 4NllIo olCIo, NhS-
Kenzie, Keller and Hurt.
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This week Rev. A. A. Hyde, Mrs.
Hyde and family are occupying the
parsonage adjoining st. Johns Meth
odist church. Rev. G.. s. Madden and
family left for their new home at Bland
Wednesday morning. St.. Johns Meth
odist church is said to have secured as
pastor n of the strongest and most
successful men of the Methodist mis-
sion in New Mexico. MI. Hyde Is one
Of the oldest pastors of the Methodist
Episcopal church in the territory, and
Methodism Is said to W much Of its
prosperity and general advancement to
his faithful preaching and righteous
living. His first pastorate was at Tip
tonville, where the membership of his
church was doubled. The second pas.
torate was at Springer, where the mem
bership was increased from fourteen tG
fifty-four. His next station was at Sill
Yer City, and there the church grew
from a membership of thirty three tc
eighty-four, not counting ten that were
dismissed by letter to organize the out
side work as a new charge. At Silver
City, under his pastorate, the attend
ance of the Sunday-school grew from
seventy-five to 215. His last work was
at Alamogordo, where a class of nine.
teen was organized. At Springer there
was no property at the beginning of his
work. He secured a church and a par
sonage for the congregation. At Silver
City the parsonage vas enlarged. Al
Alamogordo cash and material for 9
church were secured, amounting tc
$500. During the past nine years the
entire membership of the English Meth
odist mission in this territory has in
creased by 4O1 members, and the con-
ference reports show that 100 Of thesS
are to the credit of Mr.. Hyde's work
With such a record behind him it is rea-
sonable to suppose his work here will be
a success
Health Seekers Coming.
The number Of health seekers coming
into the city at present Is very large,