Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

leave SANTA he Tor Iafls neXG week.
NJ. L. Chase and his beautiful bride,
of Silver City, are visitors in the capital
city.
Judge H. C. Sluss, associate justice of
the United States court of private land
claims has returned to his home in
Wichita. Kan.
Miss Martha R. Clarke and Miss Hell
en- Kuyle. teachers in the United States !
Indian school at Fort Lewis, Colo, are
visitors in the historic capital.
j.. p. McNulty, who has charge of
the Tiffany turquois mines at Turquesa, |
IS miles south of Santa Fe, spent the
day in the city of the Holy Faith.
DR.. D. w. Manley left for Conejos,
Colo, on a fishing trip this morning
over TIE Denver & Rio Grande rail
road, expecting to return on Monday |
evening.
John Hays Hammond, the famous
South African mining man, accompanied
BY his wife and son, Master Jack Ham,
mond, went up to San Juan this morn
ing, and will return to Santa Fe on the
excursion train tomorrow evening.
A. w. Miller, of Mount Pleasant, Ia,
county clerk Of his county, is in the
| city on a visit to his wife, who will re-
turn this evening from Las Vegas,
| where she a been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Evans.
Captain A. M. Fuller, of the United
States army, left for his station at Fort
Wingate last night accompanied by his
two little daughters and his son. who
have beer attending Loretto academy
and st. Michael's college respectively.
They expect to meet Mrs. Fuller at Al
buquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.. Morris, of
New York, frequent and welcome visi-
tors to Santa Fe, have ordered their
camp outfit Sent from this city to
Yellowstone park in northwestern
Wyoming, where they intend to enjoy
camp life during July. They will prob
ably visit this city in August.
Miss Lena Ortiz, the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Celestino
Ortiz, south side, entertained a party
of about % boys and girls of her own
age at the home of her parents on Tues
day evening. The decorations were
pink, white and green, the rooms being
literally filled with the fragrance OF
pink roses. Choice refreshments were
served.
Governor Otero is in Washington to-
day. He will probably return to the
territory before performing the pleas
ant duty assigned him by the Repub-
lican national committee as a member
of the committee appointed formally to
notify President Mckinley of his re-
nomination at the presidents home in
Canton.
Miss Crane on Tuesday entertained
Mrs. Albert Eakins of Fort Worth,
Tex. The table was a profusion Of pink
and white carnations. Covers were laid
for the following guests: Mrs. Albert
Eakins, Secretary and Mrs. Wallace,
General Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Schick, Hon. A. A. Keen, Mrs. Carson,
Mrs. James Shelby, of Roswell; Miss
Keller and little Miss Marie 0. Eakins.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. V. Clark, who came
to Santa Fe for the p"rpose of attending
the annual commencement exercises OF
Loretto academy, where Mrs. Clark
graduated with the first Donors two OF
three years ago, returned to their home
in the Cochiti metropolis on the stage
this morning. Mr.. Clark is one of the
most trustworthy and capable young
mining men of New Mexico and is likely
soon to be given the management OF
one of the finest groups of mines in the
golden Cochiti.
Judge ]. R.. McFie and daughter, Mr..
ma Huning, of New Mexico, are in New
York City to-day. Mrs. Luna and Miss
Huning, of Los Lunas, will sail for Eu-
rope on the 2Sth Of this month, intend
ing to spend several weeks at the Paris
exposition, besides visiting all the prin-
cipal capitals of the old world. Judge
McFie will stop in Indiana en- route
home.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Keller
entertained a party of young ladies at
cards, ''hearts" being the game of the
afternoon. Miss Crane carried off the
first prize, a beautiful silver handled
wisp broom; Miss Ilfeld the second, a
handsomely decorated china plate, and
Miss Teresa Gildersleeve, the consola-
tion prize. The %colors, white and green
mingled in the decorations of the parlor
and the delicious refreshments. The
following young ladies were present:
Misses Enriquez. Knox, Crane, Ilfeld,
Hurt, Mckenzie, Palen, Gildersleeve,
Teresa Gildersleeve, Staab, Lamy,
Hotch, Shelby and others.
Rev. A. A. Hyde, for the past year
pastor Of st. Johns Methodist church,
will leave tomorrow for San Antonio,
Tex, where he has accepted a charge.
He will be met by his wife and children
at FL Paso. They had spent the past
few months at Los Angeles, Cal, hav-
ing left here on recount of the great
altitude. 1t is for that reason that Mr..
Hyde leaves his congregation here. His
going will be regretted by many, for
his pastoral work here has made him
many friends and admirers.
MRS. ~CARTWRIGHT's AT HOME.
On wednesday dlteTIlOoH, IroHn D 10 D
O'Clock, Mrs. s. G. Cartwright pleasant
ly entertained her friends at her home
on the south side. Mrs. r. ]. Palen and
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin received with Mrs.
Cartwright. They were assisted by
Mesdames J. III. Gerdes, A. C. Ireland
and F. s. Davis. Mesdames f. A. Fiske
and E. l.. Eustis, aided by Misses Gill
dersleeve, Lamy and Mckenzie, pre-
in the dining room. Mrs. Arthur Selig-
man, with the help of Misses Caryl Pa
len and Bertha Hurt dispensed punch in
the drawing room. All the young ladies