Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-06-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

10 II L
A. w. Tenant has returned from a
trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Eddy of Alamo
gordo. are in Denver.
Young society men are arranging a
dance for next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Harroun left yes
tesday afternoon for Albuquerque.
Mrs. 10. E. Sheridan of Silver City, is
visiting her father at Santa Ana, Cal.
Judge N, G. Collier and family have
removed from Albuquerque to st. Louis.
Miss Maud Summers. of Albuquerque,
has gone to California to study voice cul-
ture.
G. Fl. McLenathen and family have
gone to California from Carlsbad for a
visit.
Mrs. Hawkins and daughter have ar
rived from Los Angeles, to reside in
Santa Fe.
Mrs. Laura May, formerly Of this
city, has been married to V. C. Clark.
The wedding took place at Albuquer-
que.
Mrs. Henrietta Ilfeld, who spent a
week or so with her daughter, Mrs.
Bacharach, at Las Vegas, is home
again.
! Mrs. Otero is the guest of Mrs. j.. A.
LaRue, at Las Vegas, and will return
with Governor Otero, who left Chicago
today.
Chief Justice Mills. who was called to
New York by the death of Mr.. Wad-
bingham, left Chicago today for Las
Vegas.
Miss Mollie Keyes and Miss Maud
Wood, of Richmond, Mo-, are guests of
c. A. Haynes and will spend the sum
mer here.
Indian Agent N. S. Walpole will ar
rive in Santa Fe tomorrow evening from
Pueblo. Mr.. Walpole is a frequent and
popular visitor.
Lieutenants Page Otero and Sherrard
Coleman, who are enjoying trout fishing
along the Pecos, expect to return home
tonight or Monday.
Judge Thomas Smith, of Las Vegas,
ex-chief justice of the territory. is a
guest at the sanitarium.
Miss Edna Berger returned home
Wednesday evening from a months visit
to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo,
The Misses Gulliford will this evening
give a dance to the young society folks
of the city in honor of Miss Elsa HELD
and Miss Elsie Gusdorf.
Miss McFie, who is on her way from
Las Cruces to Santa Fe to spend the
summer, is at present the guest of Miss
Mary Wickham. of Socorro.
Judge j. W. Crumpacker of Albu.
querque, has gone to Chicago to be mar
ried to Miss Madge Murray, who spent
last summer at the former city.
Miss Frleda Barth of Albuquerque
gave a farewell party to Misses Lillian
and Belle Schuster who will leave in a
few days for Germany and France.
Wednesday MI. and Mrs. J. D.
Hughes entertained at dinner ex-Gov.
ernor and Mrs. Thornton. Colonel and
Mrs. w. II. Whiteman, Mrs. j. r. Nc.
Fie and L. A. Hughes.
Sister Mary Glare and companion, o.
st. Joseph's hospital, Denver, who haG
been visiting at the sanitarium here and
at st. A%nthony's sanitarium, Las Vegas
returned home this morning.
Miss Ethel Easley returned home last
evening from Central College, Licking
ton. Mo-, to spend her vacation. Gen.
eral Easley went to Lamy to meet his
daughter.
Judge John R. McFie will return home
this evening from Las Vegas. Or
Tuesday morning next week he will &C
to Taos to hold court. He will be ac-
companied by R. G. Gortner and A. M.
Bergere.
Mrs. w. c. Hadley and daughter Of
Albuquerque, left for Pennsylvania last
evening. She is a daughter-in-law of
Professor Hiram Hadley of the Agricul.
ture college, who came to Albubuerque
to bid her goodbye.
Thomas Catron,, Jr. returned last
evening from the Lexington military
academy in Missouri and will spend the
summer here. Miss Jennie WaIz, of Ell
Paso, also expects to come to Santa Fe
to spend the summer here as a guest OF
Mrs. Catron.
Gregory Walz, father of Mrs. T b.
Catron, and Chester Walz, nephew of
NILS. CdUIoH. dIo HeI SucSUS HIlu VIII
spend part of the summer here. Mrs.
Catron this week returned home from a
two months visit to Cincinnati and a
brief visit to Chicago.
Charles Il. Langnecker and Leslie
Langnecker, sons of a distinguished
Pittsburg, Pa, family, spent a week in
Santa Fe. They are ardent sportsmen
and amateur photographers and spent
several days along the Pecos trout fish
ing and taking snapshots.
Mrs. Z. d. Burns and charming
daughters, Emma and Marguerite, who
were visitors in Santa Fe this week
upon their return from a trip to the sea-
shore resorts of southern California,
have returned to their home at TERRA
Amarillo. They declare Santa Fe the
most delightful place of residence in the
world.
A handsome residence on Esplanada
avenue, New Orleans, was presented
this week to Archbishop Chapelle, who
for many years was a resident of Santa
Fe. The residence cost $50, 900 and will
take the place of the old archiepiscopal
J palace. The old palace is the Oldest
episcopal residence in the Mississippi
valley, and while imposing in architec.
ture lacks all modern comforts. Anum-
Der of Roman Catholics therefore pur-
chased the Wright Horner residence and
presented II to the archbishop.