Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-06
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

Judge Waldo. solicitor for the Santa
Fo railway, is at Kansas City on a bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Phil Prudential at Las Cruces,
entertained at whist in compliment to
Mrs. John Il. McFie.
Archbishop =. Bourgade has taken up
his residence at the sanitarium on ac-
CONT of symptoms of nervous prostra-
ton.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid, who was terri
torial auditor formany years, after trans
acting some business in Albuquerque.
left for I'll paso.
Frank Carey of Chicago, who has been
a patient at the sanitarium all winter.
left today for Denver. where he will re-
side in the future.
Judge John Il. Mctie and District
Attorney X. c. Gortner are at TERRA
Amarillo On court business. They will
return home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles Spices of Las Vegas en-
tertaincd at dinner Chief Justice and
Mrs, Mills, Captain and Mrs, Austen.
Hon. George p. Money and Mrs. Lynch.
Miss Jennie Wall, who is here to
spend Il portion of the hot season of El
Paso with her uncle, Hon. Thomas b.
Cation. is an accomplished musician who
has studied in Europe.
Adolph Gusdorf sailed May , from
Bremen. Germany. on the North German
Lloyd steamer Lain. and will arrive in
New York City on the Sth. After re-
naming there a week he will come to
Santa Fe.
Hon. Charles NJ. Shannon and Mrs.
Shannon of Clifton, Ariz., former resi-
dents of Santa Fe, contemplate coming
to Santa Fe for the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shannon will be welcome additions
to Santa Fe society.
DR.. +. r. Hinchey and Miss Myrtle
Shreve are to be married in June at
Lincoln, Neb. DR.. Hinchey was a prac-
ticing physician in Eddy at one time
and Miss Shreye is Il sister of Mrs. A.
A.. briggs and visited last summer at
Eddy.
Rev. Linus Blakesley, D. d., for %
| years pastor of the First Congregational
church at Topeka. accompanied by his
wife. has come to New Mexico to take a
much needed rest. After spending some
time at Albuquerque they will visit
their daughter, Mrs. II. b. Holt. at Las
Cruces.
On Wednesday Mrs. Otero gave a
luncheon at the executive mansion. The
decorations We're rose color and were
very artistic. The guests were Mrs.
Thornton, Mrs. McFie. Mrs. P. b.
Otero, Mrs. j. D. Hughes, Mrs. Rapp,
Miss Creelman, Mrs. Bergere and Mrs.
Sol Luna.
President ]. j. Hagerman of the Pc
cos Valley Il Northeastern railway. and
Mrs. Hagerman, have gone to New York
City. General Manager Nichols left the
party at Amarillo and went to Fort
Worth to meet his wife and daughters.
Mrs. r. w. Tansill, who will spend sew
eral weeks in Chicago. and Mrs |. S.
Osborne. who was going to Kinsdale,
Mass, on a visit, were with the party
that left Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Warner on Wednes-
day celebrated their first wedding ami
versary. In honor of the event their
friends rendered them a surprise party
in the evening. Music, games and re-
freshments were the features of the
evenings pleasure. The guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Hampel, Mr..
and Mrs. N. Salmon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank sturgis, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Burleth. Mr.. and Mrs. j w. Crawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ambrose, Mrs. 4.
Villa /, William Snh,nrn1n Mpc Mol
lie Griffin, Mrs. Janet Wiss and Mrs.
Mary Stedam.
Governor and Mrs. Otero gave a din
ner party Thursday evening in honor of
Chief Justice Mills of Las Vegas, which
was marked by the cordiality that pre-
walls upon all such occasions at the exc
cutive mansion under the administration
of the tactful and gracious hostess and
h%ospitable governor. The beautiful par
lors and inviting dining room made Il
pretty picture, intensified with the sim
pie but lovely decorations of apple bios
SONS that filed cut glass vases and were
artistieally banked upon the dinner
table. The guests who had the honor
of meeting Judge Mills and partaking of
the hospitality of Governor and Mrs.
Otero were Mrs. Rapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Palen, Judge Emmett, Mr.. A. A. Keen,
of Albuquerque, Hon. John S. Clark of
Las Vegas. and Mr.. j. M. Hawkins.
The Fifteen club met Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Coleman, with Miss Guilt
ford in the chair. The program opened
with an entertaining paper by Miss Amy
Gulliford on Social life in Germany,
women in the family, domestic service
and training of children" Mrs. Palen
read from "Bits of Travel" and gave
some of the peculiar and amusing ex-
periences of Helen Hunt in her search
for watering Places" and how she
reached the ideal one--Gastein-with it's
wonderful waterfall and I~ife-giving
baths. Mrs. Laughlin followed in a
lively and unique description of the
"German Christmas Practical par
liamentary law was led by Mrs. Thomas,
and current events closed the program.
The club adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Day, Miss A. Gulliford in the chair.
Major Max Luna went to Galveston
recently to sail with the 10th cavalry for
Santiago to see General Wood. At the
last moment the regiment was ordered
to go to Manzanillo to relieve the i'm
mun regiment there. So Major Luna
returned to Santa Fe yesterday.
En- route north he stopped at Ell
Paso, where Lieutenant Horace Dever-
III gave a banquet to a number of his
old comrades, among whom were DR.. j.
B. Brady. Hon. Lorion Miller, Ernest
Meyers, of Albuquerque, and Sheriff c.
T. Blackington, of Socorro, We're guests.
Among the many meetings, both of a
business and of a social character, at
tendant upon the entrance of the "mer-