Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-08


the Ring Mrs. Luna, "A Bow of
Orange Ribbon" Mrs. Knaebel, Under
Two Flags" Mrs. Gulliford, Braided
Straws;" Mrs. Davis, Commentator on
Mrs. Thornton cut for the prize
for guessing the greater lumber ana
won. Mrs. Wallace won the prize Tor
the best representation, on vote OF the
ladies. Mrs. Hughes was assisted py
Miss Irene Whitmore, of Las vegas,
and Miss Ruth Hughes.
Paul Wunschmann today made a trip
to Espanola.
Hon. Samuel Eldodt went to Chamita
this morning.
Miss DeSette. of the Indian agency,
will leave for Los Angeles tomorrow
evening,
Samuel H. Elkins, receiver of the Or
tiz grant, and daughter, Miss Elklns,
are at Cerrillos today. They intend to
spend some time at the Jemez Springs
and will visit Santa Fe again before re-
turning home to Missouri.
Thursday evening Mrs. Otero gave a
delightful dinner at the executive man
sion. The decorations were exquisite
and consisted of pink roses. covers
were laid for ten. The guests present
were Miss Palen, Miss Muse, Miss
Otero, Mr.. Hardinge, Mr.. Curtin and
General Bartlett.
Miss Gulliford, Miss Atkinson and
George Howard are enjoying an outing
at Miss Gulliford's rustic cabin on the
| Pecos. They will be joined soon by
| Maurice Thomas, Miss Amy Gulliforc
and MAY Pracht.
Jay f. Manning and bride arrived IL
| the city last evening and will spend sew
eral DAYS in Santa Fe. They are the
guests OF Hon. and Mrs. Il. b. Catron.
Mr.. L. A. Hughes three children
Ruth, Hardin and Eliza, have returned
from q visit to their grandparents ant
attending school, to spend the summe.
with their father. They are domlclle'
with him at the sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Price are toda..
celebrating their Both wedding annlver
sary. The New Mexican wishes then
many happy repetitions of the day.
D. Downie and A. Wheeler, of Denver
are guests of Edward Downie. The.
will leave tomorrow for California.
Miss Miriam Cartwright, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Cartwright, Tues
day afternoon entertained II OF he
little friends at a party given in tn
pretty orchard surrounding the Car
wright mansion. The young folks er
loved the day to their hearts conten
and towards evening sat down to a tabl
laden with delicious viands. The afal
was an enjoyable and delightful one.
G. L. Marsh, who has been chosen b
the board of education of Santa Fe a
principal of the high school in that city
is credited with coming from Now 1or
but is in reality a resident OF Las Vega
having located here some months sine
with his sister, who is in delicate health
Mr.. Marsh will remove permanently 7
Santa Fe before long. He is an exec
lent young a and is highly educated
His old home is in Watertown, N. Y
but he thinks there is nc place quite s
good as New Mexico.-Las Vegas Opti'
The ice cream festival given by tn
Woman's board of trade Tuesday aftel
noon and evening was a social as we
as a financial success. Almost $50 wa
received at the festival. All the men
beers of the board assisted in maxim
the affair a success, although Mr.
Bishop may be said to have had chare
of the festival, with Mrs. Wallace an
Mrs. Staab. Mrs. Harroun ascted
cashier. Mrs Thomas and Miss Johl
son presided at the lemonade stant
Those who served at the table wel
Miss Keller, Miss Lamy, Miss McKenzi'
Miss Griffin, Miss Smith, Miss Simmer
ana Miss Amy Gulliford.
The Santa Fe study club this afte
noon assisted Mrs. Wallace in receivin
visitors to the old Palace and the "Be
Hur'' room. The visitors were teache
, sent on the Brooklyn Eagles excursic
, to Los Angeles, which arrived this at
ernOon.
a Professor j. A. Wood has very prope
" taken it upon himself to meet visltlT
0 teachers at the depot and to give the
: all the information about Santa Fe pc
: sible. He also assists Mr.. and MI
Wallace in receiving the visitors at II
Palace and showing them the "Bt
Hur' room.
!, United States District Attorney W.
!, Childers and family of Albuquerque a
visitors in Santa Fe.
The Misses Reynolds Of Las Veg
and Miss Bogue of Chicago, will
guests next week of Governor and MI
Otero.
Governor Otero and a party of gent
men contemplate spending part OF ne
r week fishing along the Pecos.
e Mrs. A. NJ. Hughes and Miss Eli2
beth G. Hughes, who spent a week
: Santa Fe as the guests of j.. d. Hugh
and Levi Hughes, will leave Mond'
II for Leland Stanford university, Cal.
d Miss Annie Wickham, Of Socorro,
G the guest of Miss Maud McFie.
Hon. L. M. Ortiz is spending a fl
deys at his home at Los Luceros.
Mrs. Palen, Miss Palen and Miss Mu
were members of a party that left I
&c the Pecos last evening.
Hon. II. l.. Waldo, of Las Vegas, Is
the Palace.
n John w. Catron and Mr.. Curtin le
yesterday for the Pecos fishing groune
v Singleton Sweeney has returned hor
q from a camping trip to the Pecos.
10 r. M. Hardinge and r. c. Gortner le
this morning with a pleasure par
which intends to spend Sunday on t
Pecos.
y The Land Boards.