Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-11

| w. A. Hawkins. of FL Paso ex-Governo
and Mrs. L, b. Prince, Judge McFie ant
Hon. G. A. Richardson. On Frida,
night, Governor and Mrs. Otero gave /
handsomely appointed dinner in homo
of their guest, Mr. w. A. Hawkins, o
Ell Paso. Covers were laid for ~
and the deeora ions were La France
roses and smilaX. Those present were
Governor and Mrs. OterO, w. A. Haw
kinS, Chief Justice Mills, Mrs. L. b.
Prince, Major and Mrs. Palen, Major
and Mrs. Luna, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Be-
gere and Mrs. Guilliford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bergere enter.
tanned few friends Tuesday night at
dinner. There were present, Governor
Otero, Judge McFie, President Chaves
of the council, Speaker Luna of the
house, and Hons. Pedro Sanchez, Ma
laquas Martinez, Rafael Gallegos, w.
A. Hawkins, Marcial Valdez and Victor
Ortega. The drawing and dining rooms
were decorated with American beauty
roses and red carnations, and dinner
OF eight courses was served in excellent
style. music being afterwards enjoyed
until late hour. Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
gere entertained at dinner Thursday
night, Hons. Finical, Luna, Gutierrez,
Baca, Crespin, Trujillo and Frank A.
Hubbell.
The Fifteen club met at Mrs. Palen S
this week. Roll call was answered by
quotations from Shakespeare. 1t had
been arranged that each member was to
contribute something original, resulting
as follows: "a Beated Wedding Jour
ney," Mrs. Marsh; san Echo from the
Past" Mrs. Thomas; 1.-The Cat That Was
Asked for in Church" Mrs. Prince; "a
True 'Ku Klux Incident" Miss Smith:
"The Bear King" tale of Mexican
folk lore, Mrs. Harroun: "A Pilgrimage
to the Church of st. Ann de Beaupre," :"
Mrs. Rapp; "An Unpublished Story of
John Wilkes Booth" Mrs. Warner;
''The Fifteen Club poem. by Mrs.
Palen; ''Our Billy" Mrs. Boyle. The
afternoon. which was much enjoyed
closed with a reading from "Cyrano de
Bergerac," by Mrs. Palen and Mrs. and
the Misses Gullford The club ad journ-
ed to meet next week at Mrs Princes.
Mrs. Rapp to preside. The visitors were
Mrs. Philip Harroun and Mrs. jackson.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. L. Bradford
Prince handsomely entertained at din
ner Tuesday night, in their Palace
avenue residence. The invited guests
were, Governor and Mrs NJ A. Otero,
Hon. and Mrs. J. A. Ancheta, Hon.
and Mrs. II. o. Bursum, Hon. Thomas
Hughes and Miss Hughes, Hon. and
Mrs. j. r. Guyer, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Thompson of Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
G. Watson of Albuquerque. Hon. James
$. Duncan, Hon. 7. A. Finical, the
Misses Gulliford, and w. A. Hawkins.
Esq, of El Paso. The evening was de-
spent. Mr.. Guyer played
several excellent selections on the violin
as did also William Bradford Prince, son
of the host and hostess, Miss Amy Gull
liford sang, Miss Clare Gulliford recited,
and Mr.. and Mrs Thompson favored the
company with vocal and instrumental
selections.
Ex-District Attorney Charles A. Spiess.
one of the most efficient public officers
Santa Fe county has had, was in town
all of this week on business matters,
and leaves this evening for Las Vegas,
MS new home, to rejoln his handsome
wife and family. The Meadow City
has a valuable acquisition H. Mr.. Spiess
and family.
Mrs. II. l.. Waldo, WHO has been visit
ing in Santa Fe for some days past, eX-
poets to leave for Kansas City tonight.
The wives of five members of the leg
islature are at present in this city, viz:
Mrs. &. A. Richardson, Mrs. j. A. An
cheta; Mrs. Max Luna, Mrs. V. Jara-
milo and Mrs. John r. Guyer
Sheriff Pat Garrett, of Las Cruces, and
Captain John R. Hughes, the well known
Texas state ranger, are in town today
on business.
Ex-Governor Prince is absent in Den
yer on business.