Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-22
SOCIAL auD Personal

Hon. IL. ". BufSum returned last
evening from a trip to eastern points.
Miss Margaret Tappan, of Colorado
Springs, is stopping at the sanitarium.
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin leaves mex
month for a visit to her mother at Dallas,
Texas.
Mrs. Haines and Miss Eva Dougherty
will leave October for a visit of several
weeks to Chicago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hudson, of Red Oaks,
Iowa, but formerly of this city, is the
guest of Mrs. Sidebottom.
Mrs. Palen and daughter will leave
Monday on a visit to Mrs. Palen's pa.
rents at %Irvington, N. j.
Edward M. Otero left for Albuquerque
on thursday to attend the fair and will
return Monday.
Mrs Max. Luna, Mss L. Doyle and
Miss Anita Bergere are spending "a few
days in Albuquerque.
Mrs. w. e. Martin and niece, Miss
the city guests of Mrs. H. 0. Bursum.
Miss Vesta Mcclure went to Albu-
querque Thursday to attend the fair
She is the guest OF Mrs. j. j. Sheridan.
Right Rev. j. M. Kendrick, of Phoenix,
Arizona, bishop of the Episcopal church
in New Mexico and Arizona, is a visitor
in the city.
Miss Ella May Berger has accepted a
position as teacher in the public school
at Kelly and leaves today for her post
of duty.
Rev. E. l.. Eustis and wife expect
to leave next month for southern Cali
%fornia, for the benefit of the health of
Mr.. Eustis.
The Guild of the Episcopal church had
a very pleasant meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. Il.
Cartwright.
Archbishop Peter Bourgade and Rev
James H. Defouri of Las Vegas, this
week went to Ojo Caliente to spent
several weeks.
Governor Otero made several trips t.
Las Vegas this week. He returned hom'
last evening from one of the visits tt
the Meadow City.
Mrs. Eakins, who is a guest of Mis-
Crane, was a visitor at the Albuquerque
fair this week and returned to Santa FL
this afternoon on the belated train.
Mrs. John James, wife of the assistan'
superintendent of the territorial peni
Tertiary, this week visited her daughter
Mrs. Daniel Scruggs at Albuquerque.
Manuel B. Otero spent this week at AL
%buquerque and will leave next week fol
Roswell, where he will attend the New
Mexico Military institute as cadet from
Guadalupe county.
Mrs. W. Fl. Moore and Mrs. j.. E
Wood gave a party in the yard of thu
Presbyterian church this afternoon tt
the members of the Junior Christian
Endeavor society.
Mrs. T. J. Helm. who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Indiana fol
the past few months, has returned tt
Santa Fe and will likely remain here
during the winter.
Professor j. A.. Wood, superintendent
of public schools in this city, spent sew
eral days in Albuquerque this week at,
tending sessions of the New Mexico
educational council.
John F. Fargo, M. D., of Los Angeles,
Oh ohuA luS wiz ol OuVl1oliU} Ill
crystallography, is in the capital a few
days to look for mineral specimens to
add to his large collection.
Hon. and Mrs. Solomon. Luna, who
have been the guests of Hon. and Mrs.
M. r. Otero, left for Los Lunas this
week, stopping off at Albuquerque on
their way to view the fair.
General Superintendent Resseguie, of
the Santa Fe Railroad company, accom-
panied by his wife, arrived in the city
on his private car on Sunday and spent
several days in the capital sightseeing.
Ex-Gov. l.. B. Prince was at Abiquiu
this week to attend the Rio Arriba
county Republican convention on Mon
day. Upon his return he went to Albu-
querque, and returned home yesterday.
S. B. Shelby is in the city from Ros-
we'll, where he holds a business posi-
ton. Upon his return to Roswell he
will be accompanied by Mrs. Shelby as
well as her mother, Mrs. William Kel-
Ter, who will reside there in the future.
Last Saturday Master Isauro Salazar,
the little grandson of Mrs. w. Fl. Man
derfield, gave a party to a large number
of his young friends. The little boys
amused themselves with many games
and a most enjoyable time was had by
all.
Miss Jean La Rue, who has been the
several weeks past, returned home this
week. Her sister, Miss Mary LaRue,
one of the most charming of Las Vegas
bellies, is still a guest at the executive
mansion.
Professor V. E. Beblin, professor of
political economy at the Chicago uni
versity, spent several days this week as
the guest of Charles Catron and left this
forenoon for Taos, where he will be the
guest of DR.. T. P. Martin. He will re-
turn to Santa Fe on Monday.
Mrs. Duncan, who has been a-guest
of Miss Crane during the summer
at Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Duncan, who
anne here for her health, is consider
ably improved and is so delighted with
Santa FEES climate that she will return
next summer to spend several months
The ladies of the reception committee
for the Horticultural fair had a meeting
Thursday at the residence of Mrs. W.
$. Harroun and completed the arrange
ments for the entertainment and recep-
ton of visitors during Fair week. The
ladies divided themselves into separate
committees for each day of the fair.
Hon. and Mrs. Solomon Luna arrived
from the east last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Luna had been in Europe several
weeks and MIR. Luna went to New York
to meet her. Miss Huning who had &C.
companied Mrs. Luna in Europe re-
turned to the United States on o later
steamer. While in Europe they visited
the Paris exposition, made a trip down
the beautiful Rhine, visited Berlin and
other cities of the continent.
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