Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

1890
Mrs. w. H. Whiteman will remain in
Roswell through the present month.
Fl. b. Cartwright, the plaza merchant,
is enjoying a several weeks stay at Ojo
Caliente.
Governor Otero will be at Albuquer-
que lex week to open formally the AL
fair.
Hon. Pedro Perea, delegate to con-
gress, spent several days in the capital
during the past week.
Gregory Walz, father of Mrs. T. B.
Catron, left this week for his home in
Mariposa county, Cal.
Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince
spent the greater part of the week on
his ranch at Espanola.
Simon B~acharach, of Las Vegas, spent
part of his week in Santa Fe, the guest
of Mrs. Henrietta Ilfeld.
Miss Bertha Hurt returned home to
Santa Fe, after having spent several
months with friends in Tennessee.
Judge H. l.. Waldo, of Las Vegas, the
efficient solicitor for the Santa Fe sys-
tenn, spent the week in the capital.
Hon. Antonio Joseph, ex-delegate to
congress, came to the capital this week
from Ojo Caliente on a business trip.
Mrs. M. s.. Groves and two children,
who spent two weeks in this city, re-
turned home to Espanola Thursday
morning.
Rev. G.. s. Madden and family re-
turned home last evening from a camp
ing trip in the southern part of the
county.
Miss Louise Fischer, who has been
the guest Of her nephew, A.. Fischer, the
past two months, left for her home at
Denver last evening.
C. M. Foraker, United States marshal,
returned from Albuquerque last night.
Mr.. J. D. Hughes went to Albuquer-
que yesterday afternoon.
Charles Catron returned home this
week from a visit to relatives at 81
Paso and a trip through Socorro county.
He will leave next week for school.
Miss Mary Singleterry, who has been
a resident of Santa Fe for almost two
years, will this evening leave for her
old home in South Dakota to reside
there.
Governor Otero this week made a trip
to Las Vegas. At the same time Miss
Mary La Rue, who had been the guest
of Mrs. Otero for several weeks, re-
turned home.
Hon. S. M. Ashenfelter, of Silver City,
has gone to Colorado Springs with his
the university, and Miss Lucille Bantz,
whose sight has failed so rapidly dur
ing the last year that she will enter the
Colorado Springs institute for the blind
for treatment.
Hon. J.. IS. Duncan, of Las Vegas; Nu-
ma Raymond, of Las Cruces; Colone
Venceslao Jaramillo, of Ell Rito; Ale
. jandro %Sandoval, of Albuquerque; MI
ma Raymond, of Las Cruces, and Johr
w. Poe, of Roswell, members of the ter
~ritorial board of equalization, spent the
entire week in Santa Fe.
Hon. H. o. Bursum took a flying trir
through the Hanover district Wednes-
day. His many old friends Throughout
the mining districts are ever glad to see
him. He is not a bit stuck up over be-
ing papa to what he calls 1.-THE p%retties1
girl baby on earth."-Silver City Enter
prise.
Thomas J. Helm, general agent of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad, was ir
49,. -. 1,.,aaa f1x, H. ~, T,1ao
day. MI. Helm, or "Tom," as his
friends call him, and everybody is hi:
friend, enjoys the proud distinction o.
being the most popular railroad officia
in the United States, and at the same
time the most indefatigable hustler fol
business for the favorite railroad HI
Representatives, City Enterprise.
: Miss Jennie M. Walz, of Ell Paso, thu
charming niece of Mrs. I. B. Catron
I will be married this evening at her par
ents' residence to T. e. Turner, one o
the employees of the State Nationa
bank, of that city. Miss Walz visited
during the summer at Santa Fe, and al
so preceding that has been a frequen
visitor to this city. She is a beautiful
and cultured young woman, who's
many friends here wish her a joyou!
and prosperous married life, and extent
congratulations to Mr.. Turner for hav
ing won so pretty and bewitching
bride. There was a tinge of sadness t.
the joys of the wedding day, as Harr!
Wall, brother of Miss Walz, will leav'
tonight for the Philippines with Cap
tain Curry, who had been recruiting il
Ell Paso and southern New Mexico.
Tuesday evening a reception was civ
en- by Secretary of the Territory ant
Mrs. Wallace in honor of Captain ant
: Mrs. H. H. Everhard, of Masillon, O.
who are their guests. Despite the rail-
many guests assembled in the reception
room of the palace, which vas aglov
with light and color. The decorations
were in white and yellow. The Mexican
drawnwork which covered tables an(
stands showed up very pretty agains
D backgrounds Of yellow. A large bank O.
ferns with white and yellow chrysan'
themum asters proved very effective. II
the dining room a bank Of ferns will
marigold and other rich yellow bios
SONS was massed high against the fir,
: place. The Ben-Hur room was set aside
as a dressing room for the ladies in at
tendance. Delicious refreshments O.
pineapple punch and ice cream and cak'
were served, the former in the hall
which appeared grand with it's wealth
; of fine Navajo blankets, and the latte
in the dining room. Miss Massie, assist