Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-02
The Misses Gertrude and MAY Sew.

ara Ieft this week Tor tnelr rather 3
home at Pleasant City, O., which they
have not visited since they were babies.
Mrs. Fyke and daughter, and Messrs.
M. b. Morrison and C. H. Morrison, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Rapp for
several weeks, left Santa Fe Wednes-
day. They enjoyed their stay here very
much. C. H. Morrison went on to Cali
fornia, while M. B. Morrison and his
daughter, Mrs. Fyke, and her daughter
returned to their homes in Illinois.
Mrs. J. D. Hughes CAV a card party
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Rothschild, of Chicago. The guest prize
was awarded Miss Rothschild. The first
prize for ladies was won by Mrs. GULL
ford; the first prize for young ladies
was won by Miss Staab, and the conso-
lation prize by Miss Massie. Those
present were Miss Rothschild, Mes
DANES Wallace, Palen, McFie, White
man, Thornton, Bergere, Gulliford,
Rapp, A. Seligman, J. l., Seligman,
Chaves, Page Otero, Fiske, Frank Clan
cy Of Albuquerque, and the Misses
Staab, Palen, Ilfeld, Mckenzie, McFie,
Keller, Franz, Massie, Griffin, of Kan
sas City, and Strousse, of Philadelphia.
Miss Jessie Ilfeld assisted in receiving
the guests and serving refreshments.
Miss Gulliford's school presented a
very animated appearance Tuesday
evening. The children gave in panto-
mime the nuptial procession of Pierrot
and Pierrette, to the accompaniment of
Mendelssohn's wedding march, admira-
bly, played by Dovie Day, The cos
tunes, dances and parade arranged
were all charmingly original. The
quaint dresses Of the Pierrots blended
with excellent effect with the fresh and
piquant habiliments of their bright and
dainty partners. The bride and groom,
impersonated by Mignon LIE Brun and
Samuel Day, were aided by Erie Ian
kard and Seldom Day, Lillian Eldodt and
Henry Dendahl, Gladys Linnen and
Fletcher Catron, Vera Johnston and
| Thornton Victory, Ruth Laughlin and
Roger Fiske, Florence Spitz and Edna
Linnen, Jennie Carson and Charlie
| Strover, Susan Weltmer and Willie
Ffske, with Alice Kaune as principal
| bridesmaid in a Vatican costume. The
/ procession ELECTED admiration, especial
ly as to the admirable precision with
| which the little people adhered to the
| time of the music. The bridal display
vas followed by Gilbert's Sweet
hearts," well rendered by Miss Guilt
ford, Dovie Day, George Howard and
| Allan Fletcher, and enthusiastically re-
ceived by the ~appreciative audience. A
| fine illustration Of the stately dances in
vogue a century ago was given by
Mignon lie Brun to a pianoforte accom-
paniment by Jessie Ilfeld, which left
nothing to be desired. This brought a
delightful evening to a close.
Mrs. John A. Walker and Mrs. w. E.
Griffin gave a largely attended "at
home at the residence of Mrs. Walker
| on Wednesday afternoon. The decora-
| tons were of fragrant sweet peas and
were prettily arranged. A unique con-
/ lCSl lOOh prdCC, III WIALSil
| prizes were awarded. Each guest upon
| entering was given a slip of paper with
| a familiar song Upon it. Upon another
| slip of paper the guest was asked to
| draw a picture suggested by the song.
| These pictures were then placed on the
| wall, and the guest who was able to
| give the names of the most songs sug-
| gested by the pictures was awarded the
first prize, a solid silver a ladle.
This prize was won by Mrs. White
man. The second prize was won by Mrs.
| Warner, and the consolation prize went
! to Mrs. McFie. Refreshments, consist
ing of ice cream, lemon ice and cake
| were served. The invited guests were
| the Mesdames Wallace, McFie, Thorn
ton, Palen, Hughes, Rapp, Day, B. Sell
lyman, A. Seligman, j. l.. Seligman,
Whiteman, Laughlin, Catron, Linnen,
Fletcher, Zimmerman, w. S. Harroun,
P. E. Harroun, Ireland, Wyncoop, Will
cox, Spitz, Kahn, A. J.. Fischer, Amado
Chaves, Eldodt, Davis, A. Walker, Car
son, Shelby, Moore, Hurt, McCord,
Warner, Haynes, Gable, and the Misses
Griffin, Crane, McGrain, McFie, Palen,
Allison, Simmons, Mckenzie, Ilfeld,
Nicolson, Massie, Keller, Gildersleeve,
Teresa Gildersleeve and Gable.
Wednesday evening Miss Palen gave
a card party, which was greatly en-
joyed by the guests. The game was
hearts," and those who proved them
selves most successful were awarded
handsome prizes. The decorations were
in coral pink and were very pretty.
After the card party dancing was in
dulged in. The lady's first prize, a
hand-painted cup and saucer, was won
by Miss Keller; the consolation prize, a
heart pin cushion, was won by Miss
McFie. The gentleman's first prize, a
handsome scarfpin, was won by Arthur
Staab; and the consolation prize, a
carved leather cigarette case, by John
w. Catron. The guests were Misses
Griffin, Rothschild, Staab, Keller, Nc
Kenzie, McFie, Ilfeld, Jessie Ilfeld,
Strousse, Franz, and Messrs. Hardinge,
Gortner, Curtin, John W.. Catron, c. H.
Morrison, Clifton Sloan, Percival Gas
set, Arthur Staab, Edward Staab and
Julius Staab.
Monday next Miss Winifred Brunstet-
ter, daughter of H. c. Brunstetter, a
prominent citizen of Boise, Idaho, will
be married to Captain v. E. Stottler,
United States army, retired. The bride
is a very charming and accomplished
young lady. Captain Stottler was sta
toned in this territory and in this city
for many years, while serving with the
10th United States infantry, and also as
agent of the Mescalero Apaches for -four
years, and In all of his service made a
most enviable and excellent record. He