Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Mrs. Wallace entertained small circles
of friends several days this week.
Mrs. M. A. Otero and son, Miguel, are
spending a few days as the gues's VI
Miss Mary La Rue at Las vegas
Delegate Pedro Perea, wife and son
are located at the Fredonla Hotel III
| Washington for the coming winter.
w. II. Pope, ESQ.,, assistant United
| States attorney for the court OF private
land claims. expects to leave on Monday
next for TERRA Amarillo where he VIII
attend district court in session there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lahiff and child
of Pittsburg, Pa, who came to the capi-
tai a short time ago for Mr.. Lahlhs
health, left for Tucson, A. T., this a1ter-
noon where they will spend the winter.
Archbishop P. L. Chapelle, OF New
Orleans. who is well known and highly
respected in New Mexico will leave on
December 10th coming for the Philippine
Islands, where he goes as papaI ablegate
to take charge of Catholic church
matters. 1t is likely that the archbishop
may visit Santa Fe for a day on MS TRIP
to the Pacific coast.
: Mrs. R. H. Taylor, who is living WIFE
her daughter Mrs. Charles w. Dudrow'
will leave Monday morning Tor LOS
; Angeles to visit her daughter in tina
city.
Mrs Upton arrived last evening iron
I~nd,pendence, Mo-, where she hat
nursed her mother until her death. Mrs
r Tipton will leave tomorrow with MI
d Tinton for Tucson, where Mr.. Tiptol
viii attend the session of the court Q
private land claims.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick I'll. Loughran 0
It San Francisco arrived yesterday an
le have taken up their residence on Colleg
N street. Mr.. Loughran succeeds w. II
Bartlett as clerk in the office OF Receive
;. r. II, Hobart of the federal land Office
this city.
Hon. Celso Baca, a prominent cltlze
of Guadalupe county and well know
here. is in the capital on business.
Forest Superintendent W. H. Buntal
is in Arizona on an inspection trip to III
IA Grand Canon reserve.
The Fifteen Club met Thursday wit
,d Miss Smith. The roll-call was RESPOND
ga ed to by quotations from a living Anne
lean author. The first number OF tt
H. program was a paper by Mrs. Warne
a.. giving a comprehensive description
o. the magnificent congressional librar
100 Miss Smith read an amusing charact
or sketch from n of Miss Murfree
an books descriptive of life among tt
re mountains of Tennessee. Selectlo,
inf from "Dooley in Peace and War;
no. Mrs. Prince, whose inimitable rende
is ing of the Irish brogue elected the a
IT plause of her hearers, concluded t.
nd afternoons exercises. Before adjour
ment the program committee was i
!, structed to arrange a special progra
of commemorative of Washington, for
We 14th of December, as that day will
ing the Tooth anniversary of the death
the great American.
ago John S. Clark, Esq, territorial CO
the oil inspector, is in the city from l
ing Vegas on official business.
i'm Thomas F. Hubbell, the popular sh'
in if of Bernalillo county, is in the CAPT
for on official business. He leaves for
home this evening.
'oln M. C. de Baca, territorial superintel
re- ent of instruction, is in Albuquerq
yer the guest of County Superintendent
nth A. Hubbell.
SER Mrs. j. M. Hawkins expects to ret'
the to Santa Fe from her visit to Ohio
is Thanksgiving day.
hiatt Hon. Matthew G.. Reynolds, Uni
af- States attorney of the court of priv
all land claims, arrived last night from
oon home at st. Louis. He will leave
1ous morrow for Tucson, where the co
will meet next week.
Rev. A. A. Hyde and Rev. A. P. M
ON rison returned home last evening fl
any a visit to Espanola.
,ep- Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Allen are
coal their way to Iowa on a several wee
are, visit.
ion, Mrs. F. P. Crichton returned he
this week from a two months visit
Y a Philadelphia.
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Van Stone, who W
for the guests of Rev. and Mrs. E. l.. E
lat tbs, left this week on a visit to Cali
MIA before returning to their home
Toledo, O.
Hon. S. II. Elkins, of Columbia,