Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mayor j. R. Hudson is somewhat i'm
proved but is still very sick.
Governor Otero and party may not re-
turn to the capital until Monday
night.
The Misses Burns have entirely recov-
cred from their unpleasant experience
with the grip.
Major Llewellyn continues about the
same. He is a great sufferer, but a pa
tient one.
District Attorney Jerry Leahy, of Ra-
ton, came over last night on a legal trip,
and is registered at the Palace.
Major Fred Muller is i'll with fever
contracted in the Santiago de Cuba
campaign and has been confined to his
residence.
Messrs. John d. w. Veeder and Elmer
E. Veeder, prominent Las Vegas attor-
neys, are in town on legal matters, and
are stopping at the Palace.
Chief Justice Mills, and Associate
Justices McFie and Parker expect to
return from their trip with the governors
party to ~Alamogordo, tomorrow even
ing.
Colonel George w. Prichard. of White
Oaks, arrived from California last even
ing, where he has been spending the
winter, and registered at the Palace, en-
route homeward.
j. B. Bush and wife, of White Rock,
went north this morning. Mrs. Bush
has been on a visit to friends in Green
Bay, Mich, where for three weeks the
mercury remained at rs degrees below
zero. She is glad to return to New
Mexico.
G. H. Weelock, the internal revenue
agent, and wife, went north to Denver
this morning, overs the D. & r. g., 60
ing to Omaha from there. Mr.. Wheelock
has sent his son, who was stopping here
for his health, to Albuquerque for the
present.
Mrs. Charles A. Spiess, wife of Dis
trict Attorney Spiess, gave an elegant
lunch this noon In honor of Mrs. Lynch,
Mrs. Wheelock and Mrs. Whitmore, of
Las Vegas. There we're present also
Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. Arthur Seligman, Mrs.
Fiske, Mrs. McIntire and Mrs. Laughlin.
General Agent L. j.. Helm, of the d.
& R. g., the Silver City Enterprise says,
was a very welcome visitor in that city
last Wednesday. The Enterprise further
says that, Mr.. Helm enjoys the reputa-
ton of being the most popular railroad
representative in the southwest.
Hon. I. D. Burns, who has been very
i'll suffering with the rheumatism, has
been able to attend to his duties in the
council during the mast week. He ia
is one of the most painstaking and con-
%scientiOus members of that body, and
his friends are pleased to know that he
is able to be on deck again.
Mrs. R. c. Rankin and Mrs. H. H.
Wheelock, of Las Vegas, who took part
In the concert given by st. Paul's Epis- +
copal church choir last Monday even
ing, are still in the city, THE guests of
Mrs. Rapp. The ladies are great fa-
vorites among the people of Santa Fo
and have had much social attention paid |
them the past week.
Mrs. E. A. Fiske gave q musicale
yesterday at her residence, from
2:30 to s p. IN. An entertaining pro.
gram of both vocal and instrumental
music was given, and there were re-
freshments. Those present were Mes
danes Rapp, Rankin, Wheelock, Whit
more, Spiess, Lynch, Burns, Knaebel,'
A. Seligman and the Misses Burns.
The Fifteen club met at Mrs. GULL
ford's, Miss Gulliford In the chair.
Roll call ELECTED quotations from the
dolly Dialogues by Anthony Hope.
First on the programme was q short re-