Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-06-17
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

Mrs. N. L. King of this city is visit
ing friends at Denver.
Architect |. H. Rapp of Las Vegas
came to Santa Fe last evening.
Superintendent Bursum, of the peni-
Tertiary, goes to Socorro today.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills has return
ed from New York to Las Vegas.
H. w. s. Otero is home from the New
Mexico Military Institute at Roswell.
Lieutenant Page B. Utero and a party
of three are fishing along the upper Pc
cos.
Mrs. Harry Clancy will on Tuesday
afternoon entertain a number of friends
at tea.
Mrs. Charles w. Dudrow, who is
visiting at Marshalltown, Iowa expects
to be homein a few weeks.
Thomas E. Waldo, son of Judge
Waldo, of Las Vegas, spent several
days in Santa Fe this week.
General Charles F. Easley is visiting
friends in Taos county and incidentally
looking after some business affairs.
John s. Clark, chairman of the terri
torial Republican central committee,
spent several days in Santa Fe this
week.
Attorney John Knaebel of Denver,
who is visiting his brother Col. Geo. W.
Knaebel will leave tomorrow for Albu-
querque.
Mrs. Philip Harroun of Albuquerque,
who had been visiting her father-in-law
DR.. Harroun, left this week for a visit
to friends at Chicago.
Edward and Julius Staab are home
from the east where they have been
and New York.
Mrs. Curran of Albuquerque, is a
guest of Mrs. Amado Chaves. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chaves returned home from the
Jemez Hot Springs Monday.
Governor and Mrs. Otero will leave on
Tuesday evening for Las Vegas to re-
main during reunion week. They will
be the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Joshua
Reynolds.
Hon. S. M. Ashenfelter and daughter
Miss Annie have returned to Silver Cit
from Colorado Springs where Miss
Ashenfelter graduated from a young
ladies seminary.
Mrs. George P. Money and child ar
rived from the east a few days ago to
Join her husband, the assistant United
United States attorney, formerly Of
Santa Fe, now of Las Vegas.
DR.. l.. F. Fulton, who for several
weeks was the guest of General Charles
E. Easley, may return to Santa Fe from
st. Louis before long and locate here.
as he is delighted with the climate and
pronounces it the best in the world.
l.. 0. Fullen of the Carlsbad Argus,
spent the greater part of the week in
Santa Fe. From here. he went to Las
Vegas and from there to Carlsbad,
where the news awaited him that he
had been again appointed postmaster of
Carlsbad.
Miss Elsie Gusdorf of Taos, who spent
several weeks with friends in Santa Fe
returned home yesterday. Miss
Gusdorf is popular in local society cir
cles and several social affairs were
given in her honor while here. She was
accompanied to Taos by Miss Carrie
Gusdorf.
George F. Fenton of Jemez Hot
Springs, and Miss May Isabel Lime of
Port Carbon, Pennsylvania, were mar
Fenton of Las Placitas, near Bernalillo.
Rev. R M. Craig, superintendent of
Presbyterian Missions in New Mexico,
was the officiating clergyman.
Among the well known citizens of the
territory who paid Santa Fe a visit this
week were Delegate Pedro Pc
rea, Professor G. L. Jordan, president
of the faculty of the New Mexico Agri-
cultural college; Professor &. L. Her
rick, president ofthe University of New
Mexico, and Professor w. w. Robert
son, superintendent of the Deming pub
lie schools.
Captain and Mrs. s. H. Day very pleas
antly entertained,F. II. Newell, of Wash
ington, D. G., Monday evening. Mr..
Newell is chief of the photographic de-
dartment of the United States. Anum-
Der of federal officials and others inter
ested in irrigation and kindred subjects
met Mr.. Newell at the time. Last even
ing Captain and Mrs. Day entertained
+. E. Lester, of Mesilla Park, secretary
of the Agricultural college. A number
of townspeople were present.
Invitations have been issued for the
annual closing exercises of Loretto
Academy, an evening to which many
look forward with great pleasure. In
vitations must be presented at the door,
as only a limited number can be we'll ac-
in LOrettO hall.
Miss Nina Bergere, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bergere will return to Santa
Fe this evening from st. Louis where
she has been attending the convent of
the Sacred Heart. Miss Bergere will
spend the summer in Santa Fe.
Hon. L. b. Catron has returned home |
from a brief business visit to Las Vegas. |
Mrs. Charles M. Shannon has many
in Santa Fe. A few days ago, |
according to the Lordsburg Liberal, she |
to Dallas to see her father. Soon
after the train left Clifton she found
that she had lost a chatelaine bag which
she had carried attached to her belt, |
and in which was her money, some $50, |
her watch, pins and rings, valued at
from 5000 to $500 more. Nothing could
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