Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

J. r, McCarty has gone to Las Vegas
for a brief visit.
Councilman L. A. Finical and Thomas
Hughes went to Albuquerque this even
ing to spend Sunday.
Miss Fannie White, who has been
very i'll with the grip, is now on the way
to recovery, and will soon be out again.
President G. b. Eddy, of the El Paso
4 Northeastern railroad, has returned
to Ell Paso from a New York business
trip.
P. Moreno, d druggist at Las Cruces,
and wife, came up last night for a vlslt
to the capital, and are stopping at the
Claire.
Mrs. H. o. Bursum, the pretty wife of
Councilman Bursum of Socorro and
Sierra counties, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Neff, in Silver City.
Mrs. II. B. Catron left this afternoon
for Ell Paso, where she will visit with
the family of her brother, w. G. Walz,
a prominent merchant.
President Herrick, of the University
of New Mexico, returned to his home in
hipuIuCiIoO yCSuSAoUy '"S
a short visit in the city.
Captain A. B. Fitch, of Magdalena,
who spent a day or two in the city at
tending to business matters, returned to
his home yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. w. Ii. Jack, of Silver City, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
his old home in Pittsburg, where he will
make a. visit of several DAYS.
Mrs. j. R. Guyer, wife of the repre-
sentative from Union county, is ex-
pected to arrive in Santa Fe in a few
days. to remain some time with her hus-
band.
Mrs. A. M. Bergere is still in Los Lu-
mas, where she has been for some time
for her health, and will probably re-
fmain until warmer weather m to
Santa Fe.
Messrs. Rafael Aguilar, Sacramento
Baca and Rumaldo Royal, well known
citizens of Wagon Mound, have been In
the city all week watching legislative
business.
Mrs. H. l.. Waldo, wife of Judge
Waldo, and son Thomas, are stopping at
the Palace on Il visit. Their many
friends in Santa Fe are extending a
warm welcome to them.
Chief Justice Mills, of the Territorial
Supreme court, went over to Las Vegas
last night, where he will spend Sunday
with his family, returning for court
duties Monday morning.
Mrs. A. B. Linnen and two little
daughters are home from an extended
visit with relatives and friends in Wis
consin. They enjoyed their trip and
have returned in good health.
Mrs. w. E. Martin, the charming wife
of Chief Clerk Martin in the council,
will arrive from her Socorro home to.
morrow night to remain some time In
the capital city with her husband.
The infant son of Mrs. Josephine Du-
Chemin was christened on Thursday.
and given the name Of Charles William
Brinton DuChemin. Hon. and Mrs.
Amado Chaves were the sponsors.
Mrs. A. H. Whitmore has returned
from a pleasant visit among friends at
Santa Fe. Mrs. H. H. Wheelock and
little daughter are still there, the guests
of Mrs. 1. H. %Rapp.-Las Vegas Optic.
O. b. Steen, A. j. Pook and Smith H.
Simpson drove down from Taos yester-
day, as there was no train, and are
congratulating themselves they got
down here before the storm. They are
at the Claire.
w. B. Washburn, a ~prominentC Chicago
attorney, entertained a few friends on
Washington birthday evening at the
Palace hotel. Mr.. Washburn is now
in Arizona, but expects to be in town
again on his return east.
The following named ladies, wives of
members of the legislature, are in the
city: Mrs. Max Luna, Mrs. j. A. An
cheta, Mrs. James s.. Duncan, Mrs.
Venceslao Jaramillo, Mrs. William Kill.
patrick and Mrs. w. II. H. Llewellyn.
Miss Caryl Palen entertained at an
elegant lunch this afternoon, Mesdames
M. A. Otero, Prince, Wallace, A. Selig-
man, Laughlin, w. L. Jones and Boyle.
The decorations were pink bridesmaids
roses and pink carnations with smilax.
Sister Constancia, of the order of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, who has been at
the Sanitarium in this city for her
health, received word from Chicago yes
terday morning that her father was
very i'll, and left a little later for the
east.
Herbert Myrick, Of Springfield, Mass,
editor of the American Agriculturist,
Orange Judd Farmer, New England
Homestead, and the Farm and Home,
arrived with his wife last night from
the east, and registered at the Palace,
en- route south.
A party Of legislators, consisting OF
Hon. Rafael Gallegos, Hon. B. A. Ro-
nero, Hon. Ramon de Herrera, Hon.
VIM. H. Schultz and Hon. Frank Slap
lin, went to Las Vegas last night, where
Sunday will tie spent. The party will
return tomorrow evening.
Major Llewellyn is so far recovered
that he can see his friends now, and by
next Wednesday will be able to attend
to his legislative duties again. The
doctor thinks that this will be the last
Cuban fever attack the major will suf-
fer. Mrs. Llewellyn is with the major,
and her tender care has had much to do
with his recovery.
Solicitor A. G. Campbell, of the Pecos
Valley road, arrived last night to meet
Judge Leland, but the Judge was called
south a day or two ago, and Mr.. Camp
bell may have to return to find him.
Mr.. Campbell says his road is doing a
good business, and that the outlook is
very promising. Mr.. Campbell regis
tered at the Palace.
District Attorney Spiess and family will
bid Santa Fe goodbye Monday evening,
when they will remove to Las Vegas to
reside. Mr.. Spiess has been an honored
resident of this city since 1890, and as a
public official, he has proven an honest,
capable and very efficient a Mrs.
Spiess has been a charming entertainer,