Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-20

ner. Mrs. Laughlin read from the thrill
ling drama, William Tell" and Schil-
ler's liberty-loving sentiments were
brought out in vivid coloring. Practical
parliamentary law was led by Mrs.
Marsh, and current events closed the
The club adjourned to meet
with Miss Gulliford, Mrs. Marsh in the
chair.
Adolph Gusdorf is expected home this
evening from his European trip.
Max Pracht Ia~stevening wentto Ration
on government business.
Mrs. Sol. Luna, who spent several
weeks in Santa Fe has returned to her
home at Los Lunas.
Mrs. Henry Ilfeld will this evening go
to Las Vegas on a visit to her daughter
Mrs. l. l.. Bacharach.
Hon. Il. j. Catron will go to Hillsboro
next week as one of the counsel Tor the
territory in the Lce-Gilliland murder
cases.
This afternoon an interesting enter
tainment was held at the Presbyterian
mission school in connection with the
raising of a new large United States
flag on the high tiagpole in front OF the
school building.
r. A. Warden, of London, England,
was a guest this week of Major and Mrs
Palen. He was a former residentof Santa
Fee, residing here about fourteen years
ago. He is a mining engineer and is en-
route to California on a professional
trip. A dinner was given Thursday
evening by Mr.. aud Mrs. Palen in honor
of Mr.. Warden. 1t was a pleasant af-
fair and was attended by Secretary and
Mrs. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Boyle, Mrs. Thornton and Mr.. Harding.
Mr.. Boyle also entertained Mr.. Warden
at dinner this week.
Miss Alma Victory will arrive here on
Monday morning on a visit to her ia
Their, ex-Solicitor General j. p. Victory.
Mrs. Bergere gave one of the most
beautiful pink %luncheons of the season
Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Sol
ONION Luna, of Los Lunas. The decora-
lions were La France roses, and the
color scheme was carried out in the
menu most daintily. The guests were
Mrs. Luna, Mrs. Otero, Mrs. Wallace,
Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. Gulliford, Mrs. McFie,
Mrs. Fiske, Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. A.
Seligman.
The junior branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the church of the Holy
Faith this afternoon held an ice cream
and strawberry festival at the pretty
home of Captain and Mrs. S. H. Day.
The unexpected cold snap threatened to
make short work of the ice cream festi-
val, but nevertheless a large number
of persons called, admired the pretty
patriotic decorations in the placita and
partook of the cream, Strawberries and
cake served daintily in the placita, or
in the house, by the charming servitors,
Misses Cross, Call, Gutterman, Fiske,
Day and Downey.
The ''poverty sociable" held at the
residence of W. r. Price Thursday
evening by the Ladies' Aid Society of
the PRESBYTERIAN church was a COM
plete success. Visitors attended in odd
and pretty costumes. but all ornament
and jewelry as well as costly material
subjected wearers to payment of tines.
A progam of vocal and instrumental
music and readings was given. The fol-
lowing was the program: Violin solo,
Clay Patterson; recitation, "Them's My
Sentiments Too" Mrs. McCord; piano
-. ,tI1o%+Io of NFanoccoc - Mrs Nv
Hayes Moore; vocal duet, (a) "Mush,"
Oh "Solomon Levy" Mrs. McCord, Mrs.
Middleditch; reading, "Pat's Bacon"
Mr.. Bishop; vocal solo. so See That
Watermillion," Mrs. Moore: duet, violin
and guitar, Mr.. Patterson, Miss Conner.
w. C. Whitford of Milton, Wisconsin,
and old soldier and journalist, is a guest
at the Exchange. Mr.. Whitford has
been here a week looking up old records
about the Glorieta battle in the civil
war, on which he is preparing a series
of articles for magazines. He was per-
sonally acquainted with many officers
that took part in the campaign and has
been making researches, about it the
last fifteen years. He has gone over the
ground carefully on which the battles
of Canoncito, Apache Canon and Pigeon
Ranch we're fought and has discovered
many interesting relics consisting of
bullets, shrapnel and skeletons on cor
federate soldiers around Glorieta. Many
particulars of never before published
will be embodied in MI. Whitford's ar
ticles. He has taken two dozen fine
views of the country where the battles
of the Glorieta campaign were fought.
Mrs. Gulliford and the Misses Guilt
ford are successful entertainers, and
the reception given at their home Sat
urday evening was certainly a charm
ing affair. In the afternoon a luncheon
was served in the placita, at which Mrs.
Luna and Miss Creelman were guests
Of honor. In the evening dinner was
served in the placita. At the reception,
"go-as-you-please" cards and dancing
furnished the entertainment. Light re-
freshments were served. The placita
was illuminated with Japanese Ian
terms and handsomely decorated with
flags and bunting. The guests present
We're Governor and Mrs. Otero, Mrs.
Sol. Luna, Miss Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Morrison, Jr, Miss Palen, Mr..
Hardinge, Miss Johnson, Mr.. Johnson,
Major Max Luna, MI. Hawkins, Judge
and Mrs. McFie and Mr.. Bartlett.
The best medicine money can buy for
impure blood, and all
stomach and kidney troubles is Hoods
Sarsaparilla.