Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge N. b. Laughlin returned yester-
day from a business trip to Ell Paso.
Captain T. W.. Collier, editor of the
Ration Range, is a visitor in the capital
today.
Robert j. Taupert, jeweler for s.
Spitz, is confined to his home with ton
%silitls.
Mrs. s. G. Cartwright has been con-
fined to her home the past week with
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Turner, who has been the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. r. B. Catron, left for
her home at Ell Paso this afternoon.
Assistant U. s. Attorney w. H. Pope
returned home yesterday from Tucson,
A. T., where he attended the sessions of
the court of private land claims.
Judge w. F. Stone, of the court of pri-
vate land claims, arrived last evening
from Tucson, Ariz., and this forenoon
left for his home at Denver.
John w. Catron left this morning for
Golden, where he attends the Colorado
school Of mines, after spending Thanks
giving at his home in this city.
Hon. NJ. S. Otero, register of the land
office in this city, went to Albuquerque
yesterday afternoon on a visit Of sever
al days.
Ex-Governor l.. B. Prince is in New
York City at present. looking after some
property interests he has at Flushing,
Long Island.
Mrs. Nye and children, of Canton, o.,
We're i'm the city yesterday. They left
this forenoon for Laguna. Mrs. Nye is
a cousin of the late Colonel Walter G.
Marmon, of Laguna, and WAS first in
formed of his death in this city.
The executive committee of the Santa
Fee card club that THE first
meeting hereafter will be at the reg
ular date in January.
Secretary and Mrs. Wallace on
Thanksgiving day entertained Rev. j.
l.. Gay and family ait dinner.
Hon. It. B. Catron will leave for Taos
Monday forenoon to- attend court.
Mrs. Amado Chaves is recovering
from an attack of illness.
Mrs. Hawkins returned to-day from
the east via Denver.
Mrs. OterO entertained at luncheon
Wednesday afternoon at the executive
mansion. The luncheon was p%rettily
appointed. The table was dressed in
pink chrysanthemums. The guests were,
Mesdames Prince, Palen, Day. Newbery.
Hughes, Gulliford, Eustis, Sloan and
Ilfeld.
A Thanksgiving dinner was given
Thursday evening by Major and Mrs.
Palen to a small party OF friends. The
table was decorated with holly and
carnations. The guests were Governor
and Mrs. Otero, Mrs. Prince, Mr.. and
Mrs. Newbery, Solicitor General Bart
lett and Mr.. Hardinge.
Archbishop Chapelle, formerly of San
TIA Fe, papal delegate to the Philippine
islands, passed through Ell Paso yester-
day, EN- route to the islands from New
Orleans, accompanied by his niece and
his private secretary. They will sail on
the transport Sherman December 5 with
Father McKinnon. The duties which
await Archbishop Chapelle in the Phil |
ippines are many, the principal task
confronting him being to straighten out
the muddle into which the monastic |
holdings in the islands have fallen. He
will make his headquarters in Manila,
where he will be furnished With a body |
guard by General Otis, lest some fanat-
ical native, incensed at the frankness |
with which the papal delegate has de-
nounced the attempt to despoil the 1
church of its property in the Phillip
pines, Should try to as~sassinate him.
His secretary STATED that the question
of protecting the archbishop had been |
fully discussed. He will not recklessly
himself, and this body guard
returning to New Orleans the arch
will visit Rome. From Italy he
will go TO France, and then to Porto
Rico. His stay I'M the Philippines will
cover a period of about nine months.
Stephen B. Weeks, Phi. D., who ar
this week from Washington to
AXE charge of the normal department
1t the government INDIAN school and to
De principal of the school, is a we'll
inOWn southern educator and author. |
lie is a graduate of the North Carolina
Johns Hopkins universities, and a
member of the Southern Historical AS
ISOLATION and the American Historical
association. and hefMra cnminp har,o