Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Governor Otero spent last Sunday at
Albuquerque.
Hon. John S. Clark of Las Vegas, was
a visitor in the capital this week.
Hon. Samuel Eldodt of Chamita,
spent several days this week in the city.
Mrs. H. C. Kinsell intends to leave in
the near future on a visit to friends in
the east.
Mrs. G. w. Hill left this week on a
visit to relatives and friends at Anton
ito, Colorado.
Hon. Bernard Seligman, who has been
very ill at Philadelphia, is recovering
rapidly from his attack of illness.
J.. A. LaRue and Col. E.. G. Austin,
two prominent residents Of Las Vegas,
were visitors to the capital this week.
Rev. Father Finnigan of Boston, has
taken up his residence at the sanitar-
ium for the winter.
Rev. John Peter Moog of Laguna, is
at the sanitarium confined with an at
tack of malaria.
Arthur Knaebel came over from
Bland this week and returned on Fri
day morning.
I. Cole, who spent several days this
| week sightseeing in this city, left this
| forenoon for his home at Chicago.
Adolf Seligman is expected home in
the near future from his trip to Europe
| on which he started at the beginning
of this year.
The girls and boys of the high school
held a very enjoyable Hallow Fen par
of Mrs. l.. A. Harvey.
Hon. H. o. Bursum and w. e. Martin
| returned this week from a trip to So
| zorro, but left again the latter part of
the week.
Judge H. L. Waldo of Las Vegas, was
| a welcome visitor in Santa Fe this week
| for several days, and returned home
this morning.
o. A. Larrazolo, the Democratic can
didate for delegate to congress-, was in
| Santa Fe on his way to San Miguel
from Santa Cruz.
Fred Mcbride writes to friends from
Chama, saying he has a very good posi-
ton with the D. & R. G. railroad, and
likes the place very well.
United States Attorney w. B. Chill
| ders, Colonel E. w. Dobson and Hon.
M s. Otero of Albuquerque, were in the
capital this week on railroad business.
Hon. ]. P. Victory spent part of the
week at Colorado Springs, returning on
Thursday evening. He reported a hea-
Wy snowfall and cold, blustery weather
at that city.
w. G. Wynkoop, superintendent of
the Cochiti Gold Mining Company, left
on Friday morning for Chicago to visit
Mrs. Wynkoop, and also on mining bus
mess of Importance.
Professor G. L. Herrick, president of
the University of New Mexico, who is
enjoying a vacation at present for the
benefit of his health, was in the city
this week on legal business.
Division Superintendent J. f. Hur-
ley, M. r. Williams and Colonel R. E.
Twitchell arrived in Santa Fe on We'd
nesday evening on Mr.. Hurley's special
car and left on Thursday evening for
Albuquerque.
Mrs. l.. B. Luna and daughter, Mrs.
A. M. Bergere, were in Albuquerque
several days this week, and from there
left on a visit to Hon. Solomon Luna at
Los Lunas. Register of the Land Office
M. r. Otero accompanied them as far
as Albuquerque.
Richard Vaux of Philadelphia, who is
a relative of Congressman Vaux of
Pennsylvania, arrived on Thursday
evening from Washington and was the
guest of Acting Forest Superintendent
r. C. Mcclure. Mr.. Vaux succeeds M.
M. Mulhall as supervisor of the East
Gila forest reserve and will have his
headquarters at Silver City.
The Misses Marie and Annette Jara-
milo of Ell Rito, and their friend, Miss
Lollie Bowling of Chicago, who were
visitors in the city this week, intend to
go to Las Vegas tomorrow. After a
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from where they will go to California,
to stay for the winter. Hon. and Mrs
Venceslao Jaramillo will spend the win
ter in New York.
IN HONOR OF MISS McFIE.
Miss Maud McFie, the bright and
winsome daughter of Judge and Mrs.
John r. McFie, is visiting at her old
home in Las Cruces, where she is the
recipient of much social attention. Last
Thursday a Heart party" was given
in her honor at the home of Miss Anne
liza Frenger, of which the Rio Grande
Republican says:
Twenty young people were invited to
the home of Miss Amelia Frenger fol
Thursday evening, to a heart party Civ
en- complimentary to Miss Maud McFie
of Santa Fe. Those who have enjoyed
Miss Frenger's hospitality know how
charmingly she entertains them. The
house was brilliantly Illuminated fol
the event, and the use Of quantities OF
cut flowers added beauty to the scene,
After the visitors had all arrived and
places had been assigned them at the
various tables, scores were passed and