Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-27
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

nome next week. |
Archbishop Bourgade is slowly inn
proving from his illness. He still has
his rooms at the Sanitarium.
Mrs. Sarah Winter Kellogg, who was
the guest of Mrs. Wallace, left Wednes-
day evening for Las Vegas.
Frank l. McClintic, for several years
connected with the weather bureau at
Santa Fe, will leave to-day for Denver
duty with the Denver weather bu-
Hon. Il. b. Catron will leave Sunday
for court at Hillsboro. having been too
busily engaged with many private in
and lega! business here and else
where to go earlier.
At the Albuquerque high school COM
mencement diplomas were given to the
following young ladies': Bertha Crock
err, Ellen Mcclure, Belle Schuster, Lii
liam Schuster and Anna Thomas.
JAS. A. Summers, the efficient probate
clerk of Bernalillo county, has returned
from a vacation spent in southern Call
fornia. Mrs. Summers will remain at
Santa Monica with her sister for som
time longer.
Tuesday afternoon a pretty luncheon
was given at the executive mansion by
Mrs. Otero. The table decorations were
in pink. The guests were Mrs. Gulilford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergere, Miss Doyle, Ed
ward Otero, and George Armiio.
DR.. Il. P. Martin, of Taos, is in the
city, on his way to attend a meeting OF
the territorial board of health at Albu-
querque Monday, and a meeting of the
territorial medical society in the same
city Tuesday.
Judge J. w. Crumpacker, of Albu-
uueruue, who has been holding court at
Las Vegas all week for Chief Justice
Mills, came to Santa Fe last evening,
and with his son and daughter regis
tered at the Claire.
County Commissioner Mclaughlin az
rived in Santa Fe last evening from San
Pedro. He will remain several days
before returning to San Pedro where
he is doing very successful work as
Superintendent of the Santa Fe Gold u
Copper Mining Company.
Rafael Romero, a Las Vegas attor-
ney formerly a resident of Mora,
was married Tuesday to Adelaide
X. Tucker, by the Rev. Il. c. Roy, S. j.,
| at the church of the Sacred Heart,
| Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Romero will be
| at home June I.
Thursday at Las Vegas the silver
wedding anniversary of MIR. and Mrs.
| Charles Ilfeld was celebrated with an
elaborate banquet. Many handsome
presents were received. Three brothers
| with their families from Albuquerque,
| with Mrs. Fl. Ilfeld of Santa Fe attend
ed.
Adelightful luncheon was given Thurs
| day by Mrs. Otero at the executive man
| sion. The decorations were very beautl-
full and consisted of a p%rofusion of purple
iris. The luncheon was in honor OF
| Miss Palen. The guests present were
Mrs. Palen, Mrs. Bergere, Miss Massie.
Mr.. Hardinge, Mr.. Curtin, and Mr.. Wat
| ties.
A number of young people enjoyed a
hay ride Monday evening. The trip
| took in the government Indian School
and the south side. The party consist
| ed of the Misses Florence and Teresa
| Gildersleeve. Mcdonald, Maud Keller,
Jennie Griffin, and IIortense Mckenzie,
| Messrs. Robert G. Gortner, John Cat
ron, Edward Engle, Edward Andrews,
| William Bartlett and Reginald McKen.
zie. The party was arranged by Mr.
Engle.
The Fifteen Club met Thursday, and
as it was "An Afternoon with Goethe
roll call was responded to with quota
tons from the famous Germans writ
ings. Mrs. Marsh presided. Mrs. GULL
ford read a very interesting sketch OF
The Life of Goethe" by the gifted au-
thor, Rev. r. w. Moore. The selections
from the masterpiece of Goethe
Faust We're of the most thrilling de.
scription, as given by Mrs. Boyle. The
club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Pa.
len. Miss Smith in the chair.
The domino and necktie sociable al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Ho.
gle was a very pleasant affair. Almos
100 people were in attendance, and spen'
a merry evening. Refreshments were
served, and the following program wa:
given: Piano solo, Miss Addie Schoe'
meyer; vocal solo, Miss Gertie Seward
reading, Mrs. Dunning; violin solo, Clay
Patterson; vocal duet, Misses McCort
and Middleditch: recitation, Miss Val
Arsdell; drama, Messrs. Woodward ant
Howard and the Misses Berger, Parmel
and Seward.
The card party given last evening by
the Misses Manderfield was n of the
most delightful society events of thu
season. The beautiful residence oppo'
site st. Michael's college was agloN
with light and resounding with merri'
ment until the early morning hours. A
profuse display of iris and SNOWFALL
was most artistically made In tn
drawing, dining and sitting rooms. TIL
Misses Manderfield received the guests
in the drawing room. The placita wa
Illuminated with the soft light of pend
ant Japanese lanterns. The sitting ant
dining rooms were visions of orienta
beauty. The tally cards consisted O.
dainty Japanese sachet bags, han
painted with Japanese figures. Punch
and candies were served during the care
playing, and salads, ice cream, cake
coffee and other delicacies afterWard.
The prizes of the evening were as FOL.
lows: Ladies first prize, case of silver
after dinner coffee spoons, Miss Norris.
son; lady's second prize, cut-glass ant
silver vinagrettes, Mrs. McFie; lady's
consolation prize, silver Nethersole
bracelet, Mrs. Upton; gentleman's firs'
nrize nair of ebony and silver military