Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-01
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.
Fourth of July Toasts

Our Leaders
Lift the goblet for a toast
To the leaders-our boast!
To Mckinley lift them high,
To Otero drain them dry,
To all victors o err the TOE,
Honor by New Mexico!
the First Lady of the Territory
High the cup, then to the lip,
This toast to her ladyship!
Hers the homage ever be
OF the lands best chivalry,
Greatest name 1t can bestoW,
First in fair New Mexico!
To Our Sweethearts-
High the goblet filed with wine,
Here's a toast to one divine!
Be it sweetheart, be it wife,.
Well defend her with our life!
No land does such maidens know
AS BELOVED New Mexico.
To Our Friends
Fill the beaker to the brim,
To our friends we toast with vim!
Distance can not hold apart
Friendship that lives heart to heart:
Lasting is, though storms may blow,
Friendship in New Mexico!
To Death
Drain the cup and hold your breath,
Here's a toast to grim old death!
towards are of him afraid,
Yet-his call be long delayed!
He's q stranger but no foe
To us in New Mexico.
L'Envoy-
Fill the glass with sparkling wine,
Here's a toast to Aud Lang Syne.'
God bless wife, and fathers, mothers,
Sisters. sweethearts, friends and brothers,
Far from grand New Mexico!
p. A. +. w.
Miss Mabel Hunt, of Albuquerque, is
a guest Of Miss Maud McFie.
Archbishop Bourgade is again at home
at the arch-episcopal palace.
District Attorney R. G.. Gortner and
Attorney A. B. Renehan spent the day
| at Cerrillos,
Mrs. Leo Hersch and Miss Rebecca
| Clark left this morning on a visit to
Plaza del Alcalde.
John and Charles Catron and Mr..
| Curtain have zone to the Pecos to fish
for several weeks.
Mrs. Johanna Kahn. daughter and
| son, have returned from a visit to rela-
| tives in New York City.
N. S. Walpole of Pueblo, United
States Indian agent, spent the greater
| part of the week in Santa Fe.
MI. and Mrs. C. A. Schcurich left this
| morning on a visit to relatives at Taos,
and will remain away several weeks.
Lieutenant John w. Catron has re-
turned from Denver where he was the
best man at the Manning-Smith wedding.
Julian Martinez, of Arroyo Hondo,
a prominent citizen Of the territory, was
- It'll, ca E NTiaIn n1fr o0l1nrn this
week.
Misses Viets, Ladd and Throssell, of
| the government Indian school, returned
| home i'll this week from a visit to the
Indian school at Albuquerque.
Mrs. Spitz and children left this morn
ing for Denver on a five weeks visit.
Miss Spitz will remain in Denver to at
tend the high school in that city.
Mrs. Charles Dudrow returned home
| this week from a several months visit
| to relatives at M%arshaltown, la. Mr..
Dudrow went to Barranca to meet her.
G. E. Burton and family left this week
for Keam's Canon, Ariz., where Mr..
Burton will be superintendent of the
Moqui schools and also agent for the
tribe.
Miss Nellie M. Blanchard left this
week for Boulder, Colo. to visit the
Misses McCready. Before returning
home Miss Blanchard will visit in Den
yer and Pueblo, and be gone about a
month.
Mrs. j. D. Hughes gave a luncheon
Thursday in honor of Miss Muse, of
Pasadena, Calf. The guests were Miss
Muse, Miss Palen, Miss Staab, Mrs. A.
Seligman, Miss Nina Otero, Miss Keller,
Miss Mckenzie, Miss Weir and Miss
Griffin.
Mrs. A. M. Hughes and Miss Eliza
beth G. Hughes, mother and sister Of
| Messrs. L. A. and j. D. Hughes, will
arrive from Indiana tonight to remain
a week, when they will go to Leland
Stanford University, California, to re-
side.
C. E. Knoblauch and G. Roland For
tescue, the two New York rough riders,
who are prominent in social circles at
the metropolis, are fishing along the
Pecos. Should they return to Santa Fe
next week they will be the guests of
honor at several social functions.
John Catron and Chester Wall, neph-
ew of Mrs. Catron, have passed exami-
nation for admission to the Colorado
School of Mines at Golden, and will at
tend that institution next fall. Mr..
Walz leaves the coming week for his
home in New York on a visit.
Ex-Gov. L. Bradford Prince, accord
ing to the Journal of Flushing, l.. l ),
presided at a library meeting there last
week. The library was organized Al
years ago by Governor Prince. He also
delivered The address to graduates of the
girls department Of public school No. 6
on Madison avenue, New York City.
j. M. Kendrick of Phoenix, Arizona,
Bishop of the Episcopal church of this
district, is a guest at the Palace.
Luis Baer of Albuquerque, registered
last evening at the Palace.
> Miss Call, one of Santa FEES popular
school teachers, left yesterday on a va
cation trip to Denver.
George S. Terry, secretary of the
Union League Club, New York, was en-
tertained several days this week by
Major and Mrs. Palen. Mr.. Terry and
Major Palen were school friends.
Miss Muse, of Pasadena, Cal, is the
guest of Miss Palen.
This afternoon Miss Palen enter
tanned informally in honor of her
guest, Miss Muse. The affair proved to
be a delightful one. The guests were
Misses Staab, Mckenzie, Morrison, KEEL
Ter, Weir, O'Donohue, Massie. and Nina
ntoro