Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-07
Judge A. l.. Morrison, collector of in


der of this month of his son, Hugh Nor
rison.
Mrs. l.. Bradford Prince is expected
to arrive from New York either this
evening or tomorrow. Mrs. Prince eX-
tended her visit somewhat in order to
be present at the Dewey celebration in
New York. Her son William has en-
tered st. Johns Military Institute at
Salina, Kan, and will not return to
Santa Fee until the Christmas celebra-
ton.
Assistant United States Attorney w.
H. Pope arrived in Washington this
week, after a visit to his old home at
Atlanta, Ga.
Hon. T. B. Catron is in Washington
on business before the supreme court.
A. A. Newbery has acquired posses
sion of the pretty Francolon property
on Hillside avenue, and will occupy it
with his charming family, who arrived
with him Thursday evening from New
York.
DR.. and Mrs. Elliot Coues left for their
home at Washington Thursday evening,
after spending a delightful summer in
Santa Fe. They intend to return here
next summer. While here DR.. Coues
made historical Investigations, and also
explored a number of Indian pueblos.
Miss Rose Newerberg, who lived in
and who left for her home at Blooming
ton, ILL.,, two months ago, died last week.
Miss Hortense Wisner, of Detroit, who
Is a frequent visitor to- thds city, will be
married October II at Detroit.
Hon. Perfecto Esquibel, a prominent
and respected citizen of Rio Arriba
county, is here to visit his children at
st. Michael's college and at the con
| remit of the Sisters of Loretto.
Mrs. Jose Salazar who was the guest
the past few days of her daughter, Mrs.
Leo Hersch, left this morning for her
home at Plaza del Alcalde.
Territorial Auditor L. M. Ortiz and
family left this morning for Los Luceros
to spend Sunday at their home.
Miss Rachel Scott and sister who spent
the week in this city left yesterday
afternoon for their home at Albuquerque.
w. G.. Ritch, regent of the Normal
school at Silver City and the ex-secretary
Of the territory, with present residence
at San Andres, Socorro county, is spend
ing a few days in the city.
Reginald Mckenzie came home from
Mesilla Park last night on a visit to his
parents. He is a student at the New
Mexico College of Mechanic Arts and
Agriculture, and will leave again for
Mesilla Park tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergere Thursday even
ing gave an elegant dinner in honor of
Archbishop Bourgade and Bishop Matz.
The dining room was handsomely ar
ranged, the decorations being in purple,
the episcopal color. On the dining table
a beautiful centerpiece Of purple hello
tropes showed in charming contrast to
graceful sprays of smilax that We're
suspended from the chandelier, and
which We're draped around the hand
some sideboard and the artistic mantel
piece. On the mantel piece also stood a
bouquet of purple sweet peas, and two
fine ~candelabra with purple shades. On
the table stood two candelabra with
purple shades, casting a soft glow over
the scene The dinner was delicious,
and was served in courses. The ice
cream n cake were purple, in keep
ing with the general scheme of decora-
l Hons Tho 70 h1o txro @ Joj1 with oilyror
cut-glass and exquisite china. The
guests were Archbishop Bourgade,
Bishop Matz, Governor Otero, ex-Gov-
ernor Prince, Solicitor General Bartlett,
Judge McFie, Vicar General Fourchegu,
Fathers Phillips and Gerard, Mr.. ]. D.
Hughes, Supreme Court Clerk Jose D..
sena and Hon. M. R. Otero,
Monday evening a very pleasant re-
ception was rendered Rev. E. L. Eustis
and Mrs. Eustis at the home of Hon. L.
B. Prince on Palace avenue, in order to
afford an opportunity to Santa Fee peo-
pie to become socially acquainted with
the new priest Of the church Of the Holy
Faith and his wife. Mrs. Laughlin and
Mrs Cartwright, representing the
Guild, and Messrs. Palen, Harroun and
Ireland, of the parish vestry, together
with General Bartlett, assisted in re-
ceiving and entertaining the guests. A
large number Of people were present to
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis, among
them being Mrs. Otero and Judge EN-
met, Secretary and Mrs. Wallace, Judge
and Mrs. McFie, Professor and Mrs.
Wood, and a representative assemblage
Of the social and business community
Of this city. The two hours Of the re-
ception were spent in pleasant greetings
and agreeable social intercourse, and at
10 O'Clock the party separated with cor
dial expressions of good will and best
| wishes to the new Clergyman and his
charming wife.
Governor and Mrs. Otero Wednesday
evening entertained at the executive
mansion Archbishop Bourgade and
Bishop Matz at a delightfully."- appointed
dinner. The decorations were crimson
and pink, and were very beautiful. In
addition to Archbishop Bourgade and
Bishop Matz, Ex-Governor Prince, So
licitor General Bartlett, Judge McFie,
Judge Emmett, Vicar General Fourche-
gu, Fathers Gerard and Phillips, and
Mr.. Bergere were guests.
Miss Gulliford's dancing lessons will
begin next Saturday; juniors at 9 q. M,
and adults at 8 p. m. The course will be
eight lessons, In her large schoolroom at
the Clancy house on Palace emu
Spring Of 30 chicks at the Bon-Ton.