Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

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Denver and Golden, Colo.
Colonel G.. &. Coleman left Monday
evening on a visit to Washington, d. G.
John S. Clark, of Las Vegas, was in
the capital this week on q business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bacharach and son of
Las Vegas, were the guests this week of
Mrs. Ilfeld.
Miss Christine Johnson went to Taos
Thursday to witness the San Geronimo
festivities.
DR.. D. w. Manley and A. +. Spiegel-
berg are in Mexico on a sightseeing and
| business tour,
Miss Dovie Day, daughter of Captain
and Mrs, Day, left this week IN a visit
to Fresno, Cal.
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince Thursday
delivered an eloquent address at the
Union fair at Springer.
Mrs. Wheeler and Miss Dun kin, who
have resided in Santa Fe for six months,
left for Chicago this week.
Charles L. Beinert and bride arrived
in Santa Fe Thursday evening. They
will reside on the south side.
Wolcott Ley of Washington, D. c.,
inspector for the internal revenue bu-
reau, spent part of the week in this city
Mrs. E. A. Minchen, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is the guest of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Gibson, of Hillside
avenue.
Rev. w. Hayes Moore is at Los Ange'
les, where he will preach a sermon to-
morrow and next Sunday at a leading
Presbyterian church.
J. D. Hughes, manager of the New
Mexican, spent part OF the week IN the
southern part of New Mexico and re-
turned home Thursday night.
William w. Field, a prominent Den.
yer attorney, spent several days this
week in the city. Mr., Field is Of the
well known law firm of Wolcott e. Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Miller left Mon
day evening for New York to attend the
Dewey celebration and visit relatives.
They will return to Santa Fe next
month.
Mrs. A. M. Bergere has returned home
from a visit to Los Lunas and Albuquer-
que. She brought with her as her guest
Mrs. Louis Huning and daughter OF Los
Lunas.
E. G.. %Stoddard, a banker of New
Haven, Conn, and administrator of the
W%addingham estate, and Henry Stod-
dard of New Haven, Conn, spent part
of the week in Santa Fe.
Arthur Austin of Canada, arrived in
the capital this week from Bland and
has accepted the position of stenograph-
err for Solicitor General e. l.. Bartlett.
He came to New Mexico for his health.
Miss Elsie Ilfeld and Miss B. S%trousse
left this week for Chicago to visit rela.
tives and friends. From there they will
go to Philadelphia. Miss Strousse's home.
Later in the season they will leave for
Europe to spend the winter.
Hon. Pedro Sanchez, of Taos, super
visor Of the census for New Mexico, has
made Santa Fe his residence for the pre-
sent, and will make the city his official
headquarters until after the census is
taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Harroun who have
been the guests of Mr.. Harroun's pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. w. s. Harroun, for
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Chicago where they will spend several
weeks.
The governor and Mrs. Otero and son
expect to leave during the latter part of
the coming week for Chicago, where the
governor will attend the ceremonies con-
nected with the laying of the corner
stone of the new federal building in that
city. The governor and family expect
to be absent ten days or two weeks.
Rev. E. L. Eustis and his charming
wife arrived in Santa Fee this week from
Longmont, Colo. Mr.. Eustis succeeds
Rev. j. L. Gay as pastor of the church
of the Holy Faith. He is a young man
of attractive appearance and great elO-
quence. He and Mrs. Eustis have al
ready made many friends in the few
days that they have been here. Their
residence will be the rectory adjoining
the church of the Holy Faith.
Mrs. Olive Ennis Hite, of Washington.
D. c., who has been in the capital for
over two months visiting friends and en-
joying Santa FEES glorious climate, left
Wednesday night last for her eastern
home. Mrs. Hite is we'll and favorably
known throughout New Mexico, having
resided in the territory for about ten
years. She is a lady of culture and fine
attachments, and a journalist of recog-
nized ability and success.
The reception committee of the Hor-
ticultnral fair met at the executive man
sion Friday as the guests of Mrs. Otero.
Arrangements were perfected for receiv-
ing the many expected visitors to the
! fair. Mrs. Otero will be in charge the
opening day of the fair, assisted by Mes
danes Bergere, Boyle, Warner, Laugh
land, A. Chaves. Zimmerman, King, and
| Misses Hurt and Manderfield. The fol-
lowing day Mrs. Whiteman will be in
charge, assisted by Mesdames Wallace,
Thornton. Victory, Cross, Gulliford,
Thomas, Madden, Fischer, Fiske, Cart
| wright, Weltmer, Sena, Read, Morrison,
| Jr., and Misses Massie, Staab and Nc
Kenzie. The third day Mrs. McFie will
| be l. charge. She will be assisted by
| Mesdames Catron, Carson, Martin, Dud-
row, Harroun, Moore, Spitz, A. Walker,
Howard, Eldodt, Rock, Viets, and Misses
| Sena, Lamy, Crane and Jeffries.
An informal reception has been ten
| dered to Rev. Mr.. Eustis and Mrs.
| Eustis, to be held at the house of Hon.
L. B. Prince, Palace avenue, Monday
| evening from s to 1Oo'clock, to give them
an opportunity to become generally
acquainted. An invitation is cordially
extended, not only to those connected
with the church Of the Holy Faith but
/ to all residents and %sojourners in the
city, to be present and join in welcoming
the new clergyman and his wife.
Miss Nina Otero is visiting relatives at
Los Lunas.