Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Seventy-fve young people gathered
Thursday afternoon at the beautiful
residence of Hon. T. B. Catron in honor
of Thomas and Fletcher Catron, the
bright sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Catron.
The greater part of the festivities took
place ON the fine lawn surrounding the
Catron residence. There was dancing
and a grand march as well as games on
the green sward. The old fashioned
Virginia Reel was danced by two or
three sets. A Punch and Judy show, a
decided novelty in this part of the coun-
try, caused unbounded merriment. De-
licious refreshments were served. The
farewell party to Thomas Catron, who
will leave Sunday evening for the Went
worth military academy at Lexington,
Mo.
Among the invited guests were Misses
Jessie Ilfeld and Franz, and the fol-
lowing young folks: Katherine Chaves,
Lucy and Amalia Dettlebach, Henry
Dendahl, Thornton Victory, Myrtle and
We're Boyle, Florence Spitz, Vera John
son, Cassie and Betty Cross, Gordon
and Mona Goebel, Lillian, Helen and
Charles Gildersleeve, Jamie and Ada
Harvey, Carlos Dreamer, Marvin Rice,
| George and Elmer Marsh, Charles Bish-
| op, Millet Clancy, Mabel Easley, Ilene
| Zimmerman, Jennie Carson, Edna
Downey, Richie Seligman, Noyes and
Susan Weltmer, Anita, Stella, May and
Luna Bergere, Miguel Otero, Lucy and
Amalia Sena, Edna and Gladys Linnen.
Alice and Milton Kahn, Lillian and
Grace Eldodt, Mary and John McFie,
Clay Kinsell, Mignon LeBrun, Seldom,
Samuel and Dovie Day, Sylvia and Gen.
evieve Morrison, Allan Fletcher, Rodger
and Bud Fiske, Ruth and Helen Laugh
lin, Ethel and Eyrie Lankard, Jean Nc
Kenzie, Baby Manderfield, A. Baca,
Rosie Larson, Eve and Frieda Wientge
and Thomas Gulliford.
Judge Crumpacker and wife, District
Attorney Finical and Sheriff Hubbell of
Albuquerque, have gone to California,
where they intend to spend part of the
fall.
H. c. Wisner and his daughter Mary
left on Monday for their home at De-
troit. They do not intend to return to
Santa Fe this year, but will come here
again next summer.
DR.. j. Herbert Austin, of Kansas
City, who made many friends here dur
ing his stay, left for his home at Kan
| sas City this week. He expects to take
up his residence in this territory at an
early date.
Chief Justice Reed, Judges Murray,
Fuller and Sluss left for home this week
after the adjournment of the court OF
private land claims. They all pro-
nounced Santa Fe an ideal summer res
idence.
DR.. w. s. Harroun, j. G. Schumann
and Grant Rivenburg are expected home
this evening from Silver City, where
they attended the first convention of the
grand lodge of New Mexico and Arizona
A. O. U. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hackett left
Thursday morning for Denver. They
residence town of the many places in
which they have resided and hope to re-
turn here in the future.
S. H. Elkins, of Columbus, Mo-, spent
a part of the week in this city on bust
ness appertaining to the Ortiz mine
grant. He left on Wednesday afternoon
for the grant to meet Mr.. S. G. Burn
to turn this rich property over to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Scheurich returned
from Taos this week after spending two
delightful months in that county with
friends and relatives. They have not
decided as yet whether Santa Fe will be
their home during the fall and winter.
Hon. Solomon Luna and his wife are
in San Francisco, where they will re-
main until the 18th inst, when the 34th
United States volunteer infantry, to
which regiment First Lieutenant Max
Luna is assigned, leaves for Manila. The
departure of the regiment is scheduled
for the above date.
Miss Mary La Rue, Of Las Vegas, a
very charming young lady, who has
many friends in the capital, is here on
a visit to the Governor and Mrs. Otero.
Mrs. A. M. Bergere and her children,
Miss Nina Otero and Manuel Otero,
went to Mesilla Park this week, where
Miss Nina and her brother Manuel will
attend the College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts.
Rev. r. l.. Eustis of Longmont, Colo,
to whom a call has been extended by
the Church of the Holy Faith in this
city, is a young mar and a brilliant pull
I pit orator. During his brief stay here
he won the hearts of all those he met
and the members of the Church of the
Holy Faith hope that he will accept the
call. Mr.. Eustis is married and togeth-
er with his wife, would be a desirable
acquisition to church and social circles
in Santa Fe.
Miss Maud McFie, who left Monday
afternoon for Mesilla Park to attend
the College of Agriculture and Mechan-
ic Arts at that place, stopped over night
at Albuquerque as the guest of Miss
Mabel Hunt, who gave a party in her
honor. The friends of both these young
ladies had been invited, and the evening
was spent most delightfully."- with dane
ing and music. The Albuquerque Citi-