Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-09

Major r. j. Palen entertained his col
leagues OF the capitol rebuilding board
at luncheon on Tuesday afternoon. 1t
was really a royal banquet and the
company was most c%ongenial. Those
present were Hon. F. A. Manzanares,
of Las Vegas; Hon. w. S. Hopewell, OF
Hillsboro; w. II. Pope, S. &. Cartwright.
Solicitor General e. L.. Bartlett, Colonel
Geo. w. Knaebel, Messrs. |. IL and W.
M. Rapp, Of Las Vegas.
Hon. Solomon Luna passed up the
road today en- route to Washington and
Philadelphia. Mrs. Luna will leave on
| the 18th accompanied by Miss Emma
| Huning for New York, sailing thence
for Paris and a three months trip In
Europe. Mr.. Luna will attend the ma.
tional convention and reach New York
in time to see them safely on board of
ship.
Hon. Numa Raymond left for Las
Cruces on Thursday and will try and
arrange his affairs so as to be
in Philadelphia during the national
convention. His niece, Miss Frenger,
remained over to visit Judge McFie's
family. She returns to Las Cruces on
Monday night.
Invitations were received today to the
wedding Of Lorenzo P. Garcia to Miss
Encarnacion Abeyta, which happy event
will take place at San Miguel church,
Socorro, at 6 p. M. on Monday next. The
bride Is the daughter of Hon. Abran
Abeyta, treasurer and collector of So
zorro county.
"Please come to my rose tea next
Wednesday afternoon at three" is the
inscription on i rose tinted paper rose
which Claribel Fischer sent out to some
40 of her little friends today. The
young folks are to assemble at the
Fischer home to celebrate the fifth
birthday of the little hostess.
Hon. Geo. w. Kephart, former state
treasurer of Colorado, now manager OF
the mercantile department of the Co.
chiti Gold Mining company, came in
from Bland last night and will spend
Sunday here. His family will arrive
tonight from Durango.
Judge Crumpacker ami wife have
gone to La Porte Ind, and other eastern
points. Before returning to AIbuquer-
que Mrs. Crumpacker will visit New
York City and her former home, Wood
stock, Ont.
Hon. John r. McFie and daughter
will leave on Tuesday night for an eX-
tended trip through the east, visiting
Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore and
Washington.
Professor H. A. Owen leaves on Mon
day to take up the study of biology and
physical geography at Professor Cock
rell's summer school at Las Vegas.
Miss Grace Kennedy intends to leave
next Thursday forenoon for Chicago on
a visit of four weeks to her mother and
other relatives and friends.
DR.. G. W. Harrison, wife and babe re-
turned from San Juan pueblo last even
ing and left at 4 o'clock today for Al
buquerque.
Hon. M. r. Otero has secured a Ii
days leave and gone to Albuquerque and
Peralta to look after his extensive ranch
interests.
Horace w. S. Otero, son of Hon. M,
R. OterO, has returned home from Kos.
we'll, where he attended the New Mexico
military institute.
Mrs. Jacob Weltmer and daughter
Susan have gone to the Weltmer fruit
farm, Tesuque valley, for a ten days
stay.
Rev. w. Hayes Moore and family leave
on Monday morning for a visit to Phila
delphia and other Pennsylvania points
Hon. Juan Santistevan and daughter
are expected to arrive from Tao thi!
evening on their way to Philadelphia.
Henry Grant attended the Elks meet
ing last night and left this forenoon fol
l his home on the Chama river.
:, Professor j. A. Wood has gone to La
: Vegas to be absent some six weeks at
tending a lecture course.
Archbishop Bourgade left on Tuesda!
for a ten days trip to the various par
: ishes in San Miguel county.
Miss Gulliford's school children wen
: out this morning to the Box canon II
the Tesuque for a picnic.
t Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Conway, from
: Denver, Colo, are guests at the santa
rum.
II LIAM JAW MA
> Mrs. j. D. Hughes gave a luncheon
on Tuesday in honor Of Mesdame
Mitchell and Dudley, of Denver, daugh
ters of Colonel w. H. Whiteman. TIL
decorations we're pink. The guest
were Mesdames Mitchell. Dudley, White
man, L. Baer and |. H. Rapp.
THE FIFTEEN CLUB.
The last meeting of the Fifteen Gu
$ before the summer vacation was he'll
r Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Laugh
e lin, Mrs. Marsh presiding. The pro
gram was as follows: Quotations by tn
d club; a brief but instructing and in
structive sketch of the fifteen decisiv
t battles from Marathon to Waterloo, b,
Miss Atkinson; "A Parting Song" b,
S%winburne, Mrs. Marsh; recitation, Sc
n lected, Mrs. Wood; current events b,
the club. The society adjourned t
meet the first Thursday in October wit
:, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Prince in the chair.
A CARD PARTY.
g Wednesday afternoon Mrs. w. H
Whiteman gave a card party In hone
OF her daughters, Mrs. A. j.. Mitchell
and Mrs. j. R. Dudley, of Denver
There we're six tables and consolation
: euchre was the game. At the foot tabl
candies and sailed almonds were ser,
l. ed. The decorations we're very prett
being chiefly roses. Mrs. Keen score