Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-08

The charming hostess, Mrs. Otero, was
assisted in receiving by Mesdames FOL
lars, Prince, Palen, Rapp, Gulliford, T.
B. Otero, Max Luna, Bergere and the
Misses Palen and Gulliford. Mrs. Rapr
presided at the refreshment table and
Mrs. Max Luna served creme de
menthe in the library very daintily. In
addition to those mentioned above, the
following We're guests: Mesdalnes Day,
Boyle, Thomas, Wallace, Farrand.
Moore, Upton, Ilfeld, Massie, Warner,
Rivenburg, J. d. Hughes, B. Seligman,
A. Chaves, Ireland, Laughlin, J. E.
Wood, Whiteman, Harroun, M. r. Ote-
70, Carson, M. J. Otero, Weltmer, and
the Misses A. Gulliford, Massie, Creel-
man, Manderfield, Crane, v. Otero, Pc
rea, Atkinson, Doyle and Keller.
Frank Murray, for a number Of
months a guest at the sanitarium this
morning went to Denver where he will
| reside in the future.
Colonel James Allen, chief of thu
signal corps, and who is well known IL
Santa Fe, has succeeded in telegraph
ing 1000 yards at Fort Meyer withou
| wires. He is seeking to establish {
| wireless Geographic connection between
the war department building and thu
fort, distance of five miles.
Father Pyle, who for several month.
has been a guest at the sanitarium will
on Monday leave on a trip to the east
On May 1st, he will sail from New Yorl
for Europe, to visit his old home il
Switzerland.
Sister Eulalia of the sanitarium will
tomorrow evening entertain Archbishop
Bourgade, Bishop Matz, the local Ro
man Catholic clergy and several visiting
priests at dinner. Covers will be lait
for eight.
Mrs. A. L. Morrison, Jr., who ha'
been very i'll for some weeks is gradual,
recovering.
Miss Caryl Palen gave an informa
| social this afternoon at her Palace av'
enue residence. The following guests
we're present: Mrs. G. H. Wallace, Mrs
| Arthur Seligman, Mrs. Charles Scheur
ich, Miss Creelman, Miss Massie, Miss
Kelly, Miss Keller, Miss Otis, Miss Nc
Kenzie, Miss Wisner Of Detroit, Miss
| Morrison and Miss H%onsinger.
Twenty young folks were pleasantly
| entertained Monday evening at thu
home of Captain and Mrs. S. H. Day
Dovie Day, their bright and interest.
ing daughter, gave a cotillion. The dec.
| orations were in pink. Music, refresh
ments and dancing were the features OF
the evenings pleasures. Among those
present We're Misses Corinne Gusdorf
Jessie Ilfeldt, May Spitz, Bette and
Cassie Cross, Dorothy Murphy, Lulr
Fiske. Myrtle Boyle, Masters Morris
Thomas, Weir Boyle, Allen Fletcher
Samuel and Selden Day, Willie Prince,
Frank Newhall, Easley, Otis and others
At the Episcopal Guild meeting Fri
day afternoon the following officers
were elected for the year: President,
Mrs. Harroun; vice president, Mrs
Laughlin; treasurer, Mrs. Gerdes; Sec
rotary, Mrs. Palen. /.
Miss Grace Kennedy last evening al
the Sanitarium delightfully."- entertained
a number of friends al a farewell party
in honor of Mrs. Hortense Wisner, OF
Detroit, who will accompany her father
home, leaving here tomorrow evening
The reception was an informal affair
Refreshments were served and a pro-
| gramme of music was rendered.
J. b. Burg, of Washington, D. c., Is q
visitor in town. He came west to visit
his brother, an attorney, of the law firm
of Collier & Marion, of Albuquerque.
G. l.. Pollard, a merchant of the firm
of Biggs & Pollard, Espanola, is a Wis
itor in town.
Hon. T. B. Catron returned this morn
ing from Silver City. where he has been
attending court.
Mrs. collars was a guest of the Fiji
teen club Thursday at the residence OF
Mrs. Rapp.