Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-26
Mr., and Mrs. Wilcox entertained

charmingly last evening at dinner at
their pretty home in the Ortiz cottage
on the south side. The table decora-
tons were exquisite, consisting of
| choice summer blossoms. An elegant
dinner of several courses was served.
The guests in attendance were Miss Jul
liza Nicholson and Messrs. Pope, Nc
Pherson, Ellis, Schaeffer and DR.. Aus
tin.
Lieutenant Sherrard Coleman left this
morning for Fort Logan to join his regi-
ment, which is expected to leave Fort
Logan some time tomorrow. Lieuten-
ant Coleman thinks that the regiment
will pass through Lamy tomorrow
night some time. A large party OF
friends was at the depot to bid good-by
to Lieutenant Coleman.
w. C. Wynkoop arrived in the capital
from Bland last evening or "a brief Wis
it. Mr.. Wynkoop, who is manager for
the Cochiti Mining and Improvement
Company, is very enthusiastic about
the prospects at Bland, and thinks it is
destined to be the leading mining camp
in New Mexico.
Frank P. Chaves, son-in-law of Aud
ftor l.. M. Ortiz, arrived last Monday,
and will very likely remain here for
some time. He has accepted a position
in the auditors office, and his family is
still at TERRA Amarillo.
James H. Reeder, clerk Of the court
Of pri1 we 70 land claims left tbic morn
ing for his home at Hays City, Kan,
being called there by some law bust
ness. He intends to return to this city
in a week or more.
Mrs. Louise Warner, of San Francis
co, who has been here several weeks on
a visit to Mrs. Hickox and other old
time friends, left Thursday for her
home, having enjoyed her stay here
very much. .
Mrs. R. C. Fuller and son, r. V. Full
l Ter, of Tahlequah, l.. T., who are touring
through the west, arrived in this city
last evening, and will leave for Colora-
do points or Monday morning.
, Reese M. Ling and A. J.. Davis, at
torneys of Prescott, Ariz., arrived in
this city last evening, and will remain
4 here several days to attend the sessions
of the court of private land claims.
Mrs. Edwin Loker, who has been the
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Cross,
> for several weeks, left this morning for
> st. Louis.
C. C. Gise, a well-known business
man of Las Vegas, is a visitor in the
capital. He is accompanied by his
: child.
F. Bond, of E%spanola, made a bust
ness trip to the capital last evening,
and left for home again this morning.
Judge Morrison and Miss Morrison
contemplate a trip to the Pacific coast
s in the early fall.
Charles G. Catron and c. H. Elmen-
dorff will leave Monday afternoon for
: the American valley, west of Magdale-
: ma, to superintend the survey of the
large cattle ranch at that place, in
which Hon. T. B. Catron is interested.
t Wednesday afternoon Miss Staab
gave a pretty luncheon in honor Of her
n guest, Miss Rothschild, of Chicago. The
f guests were Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Hughes,
k Mrs. Fyke, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. Bergere,
Mrs. Fiske, Mrs. Ilfeld and Miss Mas
e sic.
Governor Otero, District Clerk A. M.
o Bergere, Mr.. M. b. Morrison and son, C.
H. Morrison, of Odin, Ill.,, were the
guests to-day of Hon. and Mrs. H. o.
Bursum at the territorial ~penitentiary.
t Monday afternoon Mrs. Palen enter
tanned the Guild in an interesting man.
ner. Delicious refreshments were
served. The guests of honor We're Mrs
Warner, of San Francisco, and Miss
Griffin.
Mrs. James J. Sweeney, her son Ed
ward and Mrs. Gilmour, with hel
daughter and %grandchild, left last even
ing for Las Vegas. The evening before
they were entertained at dinner by Sec
rotary and Mrs. Wallace. From Las
Vegas Mrs. Gilmour, with her daughter
and grandchild, will leave for their
home at Greensboro, Ky.
G. O.. Russell, who has been at the
Sanitarium for the past three weeks,
: left last evening for Colorado Springs
S and Denver.
, Hon. M. r. Otero left this afternoon
for his ranch at Peralta, but he will re-
: turn Tuesday evening.
Invitations are out for a dinner to be
given at the executive mansion by the
governor and Mrs. Otero in honor of
/, the judges of the court of private land
claims Tuesday evening next.
. Mrs. A. Mugler and daughter, Mrs. H.
H. Hase, Of Albuquerque, are visiting
in Lawrence, Kan.
Mrs. Hawkins will remain in Ohio for
two months, where she was called by the
death of a sister.
Miss Rothschild of Chicago, arrived
last Monday evening on a visit to Miss
: Staab, and will remain here several
weeks.
r Mr.. L. A. Hughes, who accompanied
e his three children, who went east
Thursday as far as Trinidad, will return
home this evening.
Secretary and Mrs. Wallace will enter
tain this evening at dinner: Mrs. Rapp,
Mrs. Fyke, Mr.. Morrison, father of Mrs.
Rapp and Mr.. Morrison, Jr.
Misses Tessie aud Jennie Call will
= arrive home this evening from q very
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