Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-19
Governor and Mrs. Otero and son will

Governor and Mrs. Otero and son will
return from their visitl to Las Vegas
early during the coming week.
Information from Ell Paso is to the
effect that Miss Jennie May Walz, the
handsome and accomplished niece OF
Mrs. T. b. Catron, who resided in this
city for many years and is well known,
is engaged to Mr.. T. E. Turner, of Ell
Paso, who holds a responsible position
in the First National bank of that city.
The wedding is to take place within the
next two months.
One of the principal and most elegant
social functions OF the year took place
at the executive mansion Thursday after
noon of this week, when Mrs. Otero
entertained the ladies of the capital at
an afternoon reception. The green
drawing room, where the guests were
received by the wife of the governor,
was prettily and becomingly decorated
| with palms and a %profusion of yellow
blossoms. The library was fragrant with
the perfume of immense clusters of sweet
peas and trailing clematis. The dining
room was a perfect bower of beauty,
trailing vines and lovely pink blossoms
in abundance were arranged over the
fire place and mantel. The large dining
room table was adorned with mag
nificent vases containing the choicest
of flowers and the table itself was COW
cred with rare and costly Battenberg
laces. Choice and antique cut glass
adorned the table, side-boards and
mantel pieces. Cut glass candlesticks
with pink candles and shades abounded
and shed a rosy light over the exquisite
scene. Mrs. ]. D. Hughes presided at
the refreshment table, where the dain-
test d~elicacies and viands were enjoyed
by the many guests present.
Mrs. Otero was assisted by the follow
ing ladies: Mesdames Palen, Bergere,
Hughes, Gulliford, Fiske and P. B.
Otero, and the Misses Nina Otero, Elsie
HELD, Palen, Gulliford and Ruth Hughes.
The invited guests were, Mesdames
Wallace, McFie, Thornton, Palen, Day,
Hughes, Bergere, Seligman, Rapp, j. L.
Seligman, Onderdonk, Coues, Bursum,
Rivenburg, Cartwright, Harroun, Boyle,
Knaebel, H. Ilfeld, Catron, l. de Luna,
M. R. Otero, Thomas, Diaz, Laughlin,
Whiteman, Wood, Gulllford, Victory,
Fiske, Ireland, Amado Chaves, Weltmer,
P. B. Otero, Hawkins, James, j. D. Sena,
Moore, Jaspar Ortiz, Townsend. Massie,
Yrisarri, Mckenzie, Martin, Kinsell.
Warner, Carson, Wyllys, Shelby, Clancy
Fletcher, Gildersleeve, Kahn, Jones,
Hite, King, Hurt, Wynkoop, Linnen
Upton, and Zimmerman; the Misses
Palen, McFie, Nina Otero, Ilfeld, Griffin
IGulliford, Mckenzie, De Settle, Keller
Manderfeld, c. Manderield, Atkinson
Allison, O. Donaghue, Massie, Glider
sleeve and T. Gildersleeve.
i, Hon. H. D. Bowman, the receiver o.
the land office, and banker, of Las Cru
ces, who is also a. regent of the New
Mexico College Of Agriculture and Me
: chanic Arts, passed up the Santa F.
railroad last evening on the way to La!
Vegas. He will come to Santa Fe this
evening and remain over until Monday
afternoon on business appertaining t.
the college.
/. The Misses Gildersleeve on Thursday
afternoon entertained in an informa
manner. The guests were Misses Palen
McFie, Mckenzie, McGrain, Griffin
p Lamy, Ilfeld, Keller, Mrs. Stowe, an(
Messrs. Hardinge, Curtin and Bartlett
Mrs. Hughes gave a young folks part!
r this afternoon in honor of Miss Eliza
and Master Hardin Hughes. The young
j folks greatly enjoyed the occasion. De
! licious refreshments were served. TIL
invited guests were: Misses Ruth a n
Beatrice Ilfeld, Clara Davis, Jenni'
!. Carson, Hermione Hawkins, Florenc
Spitz, Anita and May Bergere, Jeal
e Mckenzie, Stella Bergere, May McFie
k Quita Hinojos, Masters Hardin Hughes
Miguel Otero, Laurence Ilfeld, Johl
McFie, Thornton Victory, Roger Fiske
. Carlos Creamer. Misses Ruth Hughe
and Jennie Ilfeld assisted Mrs. Hughe
in receiving and entertaining the younl
guests.
M. B. Morrison and c.. H. Morrison, o
Odin, ILL.,, and Mrs. Ella Fyke ant
0 daughter, Of Centralia, ILL.,, who are tn
y guests Of Mrs. Rapp, intend to leave TO
. home next Saturday. On their wa.
o home they will spend several days a
+ Las Vegas.
v Mrs. Sue Gilmour, Miss Mary Gilmou
: and Miss Edith c. Stirman returned
home this week from a long outing t.
Willis. They are the guests of Mrs. J. J
. Sweeney.
Professor F. A. Jones, director Of tn
School of Mines of this territory at So
' zorro, is spending a few days in thi,
city in the interests of the school.
' Supreme Court Clerk J. D. Sena am
family are visiting relatives at Spring
=, err. Mr.. Sena will return home thit
evening.
Q Hon. B. Seligman and Miss Ritchi'
t Seligman left this week on a trip t.
. Cleveland, O., and New York City.
G. w. Fox, register of the land ofic'
at Clayton, was a visitor in the city THU
| week.
D. G. Allard, of Cleveland, O., is thu
guest of his sister, Mrs. A. r. Gibson.
Mrs. Rivenburg and Miss Pruyn arr
enjoying an outing at Tesuque.