Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-21
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

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several days this week in the city.
Territorial Coal Oil Inspector John $.
Clark spent a day this week in the cap
ital.
A. +. Spiegelberg was a visitor part of
the week at Albuquerque and returned
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Leo Hersch and sister-in-law,
Miss Beatrice Hersch, are visiting rela-
tives at Plaza del Alcalde.
Major Fred Muller and Charles Has.
pelmath were out cunning in the yicin-
ity of Bernalillo the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. M. S. Groves and two children,
of Espanola, were visitors in the capital
this week and returned home Friday
forenoon.
Hon. M. L. Otero, register of the
federal land Office in this city, spent.a
few days this week at Los Lunas and at
Albuquerque.
Census Supervisor Pedro Sanchez is
again in the capital after a visit to his
home at Taos.
Hon. H. L. Waldo spent a day in the
capital this week on business for the
Santa Fe railroad of which he is the
solicitor for New Mexico.
Governor and Mrs. Otero will this
evening give a dinner at the executive
mansion in honor of Rev. and Mrs. f.
l.. Eustis.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. l.. B. Prince re-
turned to the capital this week after
spending a week at their Rio Arriba
county farm.
Mrs. Palen and daughter, Miss Palen,
are still visiting in New Jersey and will
not return to Santa Fe until the middle
of next month.
c. G. Compton, travelling freight agent
for the Denver & Rio Grande railroad,
came down from Denver Wednesday
evening and left here again Thursday
morning.
Ex-Governor l.. b. Prince returned
home last evening from Las Cruces
where he attended a meeting Of the
regents of the New Mexico College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
are preparing for a fair and bazaar
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December. The proceeds Of the affair
are to be for a pipe organ for the Episco-
palchurch.
Governor and Mrs. Otero returned
home this week from their visit to Chi
cago where they attended the ceremony
of laying the cornerstone of the federal
building. They received many social
attentions in Chicago.
Rev. G. s.. Madden and family will
leave next week for Bland, their future
residence. Before leaving a farewell
reception will be rendered them by the
members Of St. Johns Methodist Epis-
copal church, of which Mr.. Madden has
been the pastor for five years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Phillips, Of Chi
cago, were visitors in the capital this
week. Mrs. Phillips is a sister of DR.. Il.
P. Martin, of Taos, where she and her
husband are at present living. Mr.. Phil
lips is there painting a number of pic
lures illustrative of different types of
Indians for a Chicago art institute.
Rev. Thomas Harwood, D.. d., of Al
buquerque, the energetic and faithful
superintendent of the M. E. Church,
Spanish, in New Mexico and Arizona,
this week celebrated his 10th birthday
anniversary. Mr.. HARDWOOD has resided
in New Mexico over thirty years and has
a host of friends in every part of the
territory.
The Fifteen club met Thursday with
Mrs. Day. The program opened with
quotations, followed by an interesting
| a6inu from a onrranf ,pn1a1ipo IN,
Mrs. Laughlin, and a discussion of cur
rent events. The principal number of
the afternoon was a paper by Mrs. Welt
mer-a study from Tennyson, entitled
THE Allegory in the Idyls Of the King"
This was a carefully prepared and artist
ic production, evincing a most thorough
and comprehensive mastery of the SUBJ
iect by it's talented author. 1t was one
of the ablest papers that has ever been
read before the Fifteen club. The next
meeting of the club will be with Mrs.
Laughlin. Mrs. Day will preside.
Invitations for the marriage of Miss
Nora Biggs, of Edith, Colo, to Mr..
George Relt Brady, of Brazos, n. NJ,
are being received in this city. The
ceremony is to take place at Edith on
Wednesday, November /, at the resi-
dence of the brides brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar M. Biggs. The
bride is an accomplished and charm
ing young lady, who is greatly liked by
all who know her. MI. Brady is we'll.
known in Santa Fe and northern New
Mexico and is a young man of fine BUSH
ness ability, who now holds a RESPONSE
BILE position with the Biggs Lumber
Company. The young people will take a
wedding tour for about q month and will
be at home at Brazos, after December /.
Miss Johnston returned home last
evening from a pleasant VISIT of three
weeks ait Taos. While at Taos she wit
messed the San Geronimo festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Harroun ar
rived last evening from Chicago, and
will be the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Har-
their home in Mexico.
w. H. Kennedy, who spent part of
the week in the capital on legal bust
ness, left last evening for his home at
Cerrillos. ~
Bishop ]. M. Kendrick, of Phoenix,
and his daughter, Miss Elizabeth, have
gone to st. Louis for "a visit.
Archbishop Peter Bourgade will spend
part of next week in southern Santa Fe
county.
Architect I. H. Rapp came to the cap
ital from Las Vegas last evening.
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