Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-28

and which were much admired. The
table, bouffet and mantels were adorn-
ed with pink candles, themselves set
off to advantage with smaller orna-
m%entations, and pink ribbons in the
of table CARTS artistically bowed
pirate features Of attraction.
Not only was the interior of the man.
sion decorated, but Chinese and Japan
ese lanterns were hung in the front
porch, which made a pretty showing,
and lent charming effect to the exterior
of the house in the moonlight.
Among those invited from u of the
city are the following:
The following members of the 3Sd
legislative assembly were invited. Col.
J. Frank Chaves, president of the coun-
ell; Councilmen r. B. Catron, T. D..
Burns, G. A. Richardson, Il. A. Finical,
]. A. Ancheta, ]. s. Duncan, Eugenio
Romero, H. o. Bursum, M. Martinez,
Thomas Hughes, j. M. Valdez. Capt.
Max Luna, speaker of the house; men,
bers-W. Fl. H. Llewellyn, Venceslao
Jaramillo, r. P. Barnes, B. A. Romero,
M. Baca, Pedro Sanchez, Frank Slap
lin, r. A. Baca, E. Gutierrez, w. II.
Schultz, Celso Baca, Victor Ortega, w.
Fitzpatrick, M. Valdez, J. E.. Wharton,
r. Gallegos, r. de Herrera, A. D. Nc
Intosh, ]. r. Guyer, T. D. Lieb, P. Tru-
jillo, Marcial Valdez, F. H. Winston.
The ladies of the families of these gen.
tlemen were included in the included in
the invitations.
From Las Vegas-Chief Justice and
Mrs. Mills, Messrs. and Mesdames j.
Reynolds, Jefferson Reynolds, Black
we'll, Kelly, Browne, Upton, collars,
M. w. Browne, Smith, La Rue, Cum
ningham, Mennet, Hurley, Austin, Sc
condino Romero, Murphy, Clark,
Pierce, Twitchell, Rev. and Mrs. G. w.
selby, DR.. and Mrs. Bailey, Miss Holz-
man, Miss Springer, Miss Minnie Holz-
man, Messrs. Houghton, Brunswick,
| Springer, Nordhaus, Forsythe, DR..
Smith.
Los Lunas-Hon and Mrs. Solomon
| Luna.
Las C~ruces-Judge and Mrs. John r
McFie, Judge Frank w. Parker, Hon.
| and Mrs. Il. D. Bowman.
From ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and
| Mesdames Childers, A. A. Keen, M. S.
| Otero, F. w. Clancy, J. r. Armijo, E.
! w. Dobson, Louis Baer, G. w. Harri-
son, Collier and Field.
From Rehabilitation. and Mrs. Pc
dro Perea.
From Raton-Messrs. and Mesdames
Wigham, Leahy.
In the above enumeration are also to
| be included Messrs. Shomberg, Hobbs
| and Charles Springer, of Ration, and
| Hon. w. A. Hawkins, of Alamogordo.
From Santa EEK Governor and
I Mrs. l.. Bradford Prince, Secretary
] and Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. M. J. Otero,
| Messrs. and Mesdames r.
j. Palen, J. D.. Hughes
G. W. Knaebel, s. H. Day, E. L. Bart
lett, w. s. Harroun, Bernard Seligman,
| Arthur Seligman, Laughlin, Walpole,
| M. r. Otero, A. l.. Morrison, Linnen'
| Foraker, w. H. Moore, A. NJ. Bergere,
M. C. de Baca, Rivenburg, Chaves, Nc
| Kenzie, Newhall, Gerdes, Gildersleeve.
| Rice, Cartwright, A. l.. Morrison, Jr.,
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. H.
field, Messrs. and Mesdames Diaz, Kin
| sell, Fischer, r. L. Baca, w. l.. Jones,
S. Eldodt, M. Eldodt, Amado Chaves,
| Shelby, Keller, H. S. Clancy, Weltmer,
Wood, Jones, Woodruff, Rapp, Ireland,
| Victory, Boyle, Gulliford, Money, Tip
ton, Meslames Carson, McCloskey,
Brady, Jaramillo, Duncan, Burns, Gal
legos. Warner and Y%rissari; Messrs.
| and Mesdames Fletcher, thinner
| man, Schock, F. Davis, ]. D.
| Sena,; Misses Creelman, Staab,
Weir, Doyle, Virginia Otero, Gulliford,
| Amy Gulliford, Lamy, Morrison, Man
| derfeld, Crane, Massie, Keller, Atkin-
| son, Mckenzie, Stoneroad, the Misses
Burns, Ancheta, Perea, Clark, Johnson,
| Allison, De Settle, Sena; Messrs. H. l..
Waldo, Frost, L. A. Hughes, White
man, Hardinge, Gortner, Pope, Nus
| baum, Armijo, Pracht, Pau, w. H.
| Wunschmann, Fathers Fourchegu and
| Deranches, Rev. L. Gay, Messrs. Berg
mann, solignac, r. F. Otero, Staab, q.
w. Armijo, DR.. Sloan, DR.. Broadly, DIR.
Eggert.
Dancing was INDUCED in by the
young people after main reception
hours, and when the guests departed, 1t
was with the assurance to the Governor
and Mrs. Otero that the evening would
long remain green in the memories of
the guests. =
The Fifteen Club met at the residence
of Mrs. Day, Mrs. Warner presiding.
Roll call was answered by quotations
from Rudyard Kipling. Mrs. Laughlin
read extracts from "With Fire and
Sword" by the author of "Quo Vadis'and
Mrs. Palen gave some powerful passages
from the "Ciad Fly" by Voynich. Mrs.
DAY followed in lighber vein with
Kipling's very natural little archery
story, called ''Cupid's Arrows Current
events closed the afternoon entertain
ment and the club adjourned to meet
next week at Mrs. Gulliford's, Mrs.
Coleman in the chair. The visitors were
Mrs. jackson and her daughters, Mrs.
Rasch and Mrs. Shields, of Detroit.
Mrs. CIV. Dudrow gave two very en-
ioyable afternoon teas this week, on
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
from 8 to 6 o'clock. At the Wednesday
tea there were present: Mesdames,
Catron, Wallace, Day, Rivenburg, Har-
roun, Bernard Seligman, Ireland,
Warner, DeSette, Thomas, Nichols, and
Taylor. At the Thursday afternoon tea
there were present: Mesdames Amado
Chaves, Baucus, A. Seligman, Spiess,
Money, w. L.Jones, Cartwright,C Carson,
Shelby, Fischer, Bishop, and Honsinger.
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