Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-25
SOCIAL auD PERSONAL

Mrs. A. M. Bergere has now quite re-
covered from the shock received in a
late runaway accident.
Hon. Bernard Seligman is in New
York City on business for his extensive
mercantile establishment.
Hon. M. G. Reynolds and Major P. B.
Otero will return home from the Hot
Sulphur springs on Tuesday next.
Mrs. VIM. Dreyfus left Wednesday
for her home in Denver after a pleasant
summer visit here with her sister. Mrs.
Spitz.
John V. Morrison. son of Judge A. L.
Morrison, ST., arrived this oon from
the Mogollon section on a visit to his
father.
Hon. E. +. Hobart. receiver at the
Santa Fe land office, left yesterday for
Chicago to attend the G. A. Il. encamp-
ment and shake hands with President
Mckinley.
Miss Kitty Crumpacker, who has
many friends in Santa Fe, was a visitor
from Albuquerque on Thursday return
ing home yesterday. She goes east
soon to attend school.
Solicitor General n. i. Bartlett is at
Ukiah, Calf, on a visit to Mrs. Bartlett
who is at that place for the benefit of
her health. He expects to return to
Santa Fe in about ten days.
Hon. c. T. Easlev has gone east to
attend the Supreme Lodge Of Knights
of Pythias to which he is a representa-
tive from the grand lodge Knights of
Pythias of New Mexico. He expects to
be absent a couple of weeks.
M. u. Farwell, of La Junta, Colo, and
well known in Santa Fe is Il candidate
for the nomination for the Colorado
state senate from the senatorial district
in which his home. the city of La Junta,
is situated.
: Miss Eddy Donovan, Of Minnesota,
who has been spending the past six
months in Albuquerque, has arrived in
the city and has taken a position as
stenographer and book-keeper in the
Office of the New Mexican Printing Co.
Hon. II. B. Catron, who has been
spending the past six weeks at Battle
Creek, Mich, for the benefit of his
health. has gone to New Haven, Conn,
or legal business. He is expected to re-
turn home about the first of next
month, greatly improved in health.
Miss Grace Kennedy, who holds a re-
sponsible position in the office of Hon.
II. B. Catron as private secretary, has
gone south for a few days for the bene-
fit of her health. She will spend the
coming week at the Alameda, a we'll
known and very pretty health resort
about a mile north of Las Cruces.
Mrs. A. B. Renehan leaves tomorrow
for Chicago, Washington and New York.
At the national capital she will visit
Mr.. Renehan's father and Mrs. Bud
decke, formerly Miss Mauger, and re-
turning will attend the Yelled Prophet
festivities at St. Louis. Miss Gold, her
sister, accompanies her as far as st.
Louis.
Hon. Solomon Luna, of Valencia
county, who has spent the past week in
this city, expects to leave shortly for
New York where he will meet Mrs.
Luna and Miss Huning of Albuquer-
1ue. who expect to leave London on
their return home from their European
trip on the American liner st. Louis.
Mrs. Luna and Miss Huning have been
away about ten weeks and have made
quite an extensive our through Europe,
in the Paris exposition, and
have enjoyed their trip i'm mensely.
Nevertheless they are very glad to be
on their way home and will soon return
to the sunny skies and pure air of New
Mexico.
The department of New Mexico,
Army of the Republic, of which
Judge John R. McFic is the commander,
will be well represented at the annual
of the g. A. r. which begins on
. Commander McFie and Mrs.
McFie departed for Chicago yesterday
md anticipate a very pleasant trip.
The New Mexico headquarters will be
1t the Grace hotel, at the corner of
Jackson and Clark streets, very con-
to the convention hall, and
offering first class accommodations for
lhe many veterans who are booked to
attend from this territory. While there
Judge McFie will distribute a large
of literature provided by the
New Mexico Bureau of immigration.
'HANGEs AT THE SANITARIUM.
Sister Eulalia, who has so long and
..ealously directed the affairs of st.
sanitarium and orphanage, and
Who has in n capacity or another
,een connected Herewith for nearly a
of a century, will leave Cincin-
att on Monday for Santa Fe, accom-
,anied by Sister Rose Gonzaga, who is
o be installed here as superior in
harge of the st. Vincent institutions.
Sister Eulalia will probably remain
lere, at least for a time, or until the S
lew superior becomes acquainted and t
with her new responsibilities,
which are many and onerous. Sister |
Rose Gonzaga comes by appointment of
Sebastian, mother of the order |
f the Sisters of Charity, who is much I
and beloved by Santa Feans, "
nd this announcement will be suffi-
lent to guarantee her a cordial well I
ONE by all citizens. She has until re- G
emily been engaged as the head of the +
arochial school at Lima, o. Whether s
lister Assumpta is to return here or
ot is as yet unknown. Sister Flavia, q
f Denver, who is now temporarily in
barge at the ~sanitarium, will return to a
and Sister Catherine Siena, re-
from Denver, who is filling Sis n
ar Assumpta's position as secretary, is
} go soon to Trinidad. e