Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-01


Miss Grace Kennedy, who has beer
visiting at Las Cruces and vicinity, viii
return to the city on Monday.
Mrs. Ross, of Pecostown, sister of Mrs
}. w. Harrison, of Glorieta, is at st. Vim.
cent hospital for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Carl little and daughter and the
formers nephew, George Eckert, of St
Louis, are sojourning at the sanitarium,
Mrs. A. L. Morrison, Jr., and daugh.
ters left Thursday afternoon for Los
Angeles, where they will remain till
mid-winter. 4t-
Mrs. Brooks and daughter, of Albu.
querque, who have been at Mrs. Har.
vey's for the heated term, returned home
on Thursday.
Solicitor General E. L. Bartlett is OK.
pected to return from "a visit to Mrs.
Bartlett at Ukfah, CAL, about tle mid
die OF the coming week.
Charles Reinhart and family, of New
YORK, who have spent the spring and
summer at the sanitarium, have gone
on a visit to Phoenix, Ariz.
Sister Flavia, so long the worthy assis.
tant at Ioretto academy has been trans.
TERED to Loretto, KY, being succeeded
here by Sister Adelaide, of Las Vegas.
Miss Fraser who has been a guest al
the sanitarium nearly all summer. left
Thursday for her home in Boston. Her
brothers will remain some nonths
longer.
W. N. Parkhurst returned to the CITY
yesterday after a brief trip to AIbuauer.
que. He and his family will remain
some time yet as guests at the SAM.
tarium.
0. l.. Scott, who operates a big INN.
Der mill near Silver City, left here this
morning with his son for Salina, Kas.
where the latter will enter the Salina
Military college.
Mrs. Hugh Wilcox gave a birthday
game dinner on Wednesday evening, en-
tertaining her sister, Miss Nicholson, w.
j. Mcpherson and little daughter, W. H.
Pope and Frank Ellis.
Miss Gabrielle ~Zaczynski, a talented
musician who has spent several wears
studying at the Loretto Academy, has
returned to Gallup, her home, and will
organize a music class there.
A telegram from Trinidad announces
that Sister Eulalia and Sister Rose Con
zaga, en- route from Cincinnati, will
arrive here this evening. Sister Rose
Gonzaga Genes to assume charge of the
st. Vincent institutions.
G. ". Hickox and family depart the
last OF this month for San Diego. Mr..
Hickox owns a beautiful residence there
which they will occupy this winter. his
daughters attending school. They will
return here in the spring.
Mrs. A. M. Bergere returned yester-
day from the south, where she has been
for a few days for the benefit of her
health. She is much improved and is
recovering from the injuries
which she received a few weeks ago.
Advices from Porto Rico to the New
say, that Louis Sulzbacher has
arrlved In San Juan and assumed his
'nties as one of the associate justices of
he supreme court of Porto Rico. to
which position he was appointed by
Mckinley.
Mrs. T. B. Catron and two sons. Tom
Ind Fletcher, will leave during the COM
ng week for the east. Tom Catron. Jr..
"lIl be placed at school at Lexington,
NO., and Mrs. Catron and son Fletcher
viii return to Santa Fe in a couple of
'"
Miss May Spitz leaves tomorrow for a
'lsit of a few days at Las Vegas. There
m Thursday she will join her mother
m route east and 60 to S%warthmore
preparatory school near PHILADELPHIA. |
where she will take up her studies for
he ensuing year.
Miss Fleming delightfully."- entertained
company Of lady friends on Tuesday
vening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
!. Bishop. The translation of Spanish
'roverbs was the feature. Miss Elem.
hg exhibited many curios which she
Fought home from Mexico. She leaves
ext week for Arizona to spend the
inter with her brother, DR.. Fleming.
John H. Walker, who had such a ter
lble experience with a stroke of light.
ing IS gradually recovering, and hopes
De able to sit up in q few days. I'm
uestlonably such an experience as he
would have killed 80 men out of 100.
udge Walker and wife OF Ration, are
I'LL visitors at their sons home and are
aturally much gratiied at the progress
e Is making.
Colonel W. A. Glassford, of the Signal
erV'ce, U. ). Army, is stationed at San
q n Porto Rico, in charge OF the gov
telegraph lines on that island.
RS. Glassford and their youngest son
g also there: The eldest son has re-
lived an appointment as cadet to West !,
pint, having passed the best examine !
On out Of 20 applicants at jefferson {
ty, Mo-, and was appointed from Mis- !
uri. The young man passed the edu- !
'ttonal and bodily tests at West Point (
"a Is now at the academy there a full
'dged cadet.
c. H. Dicks, who has been the
miner guest of her sister, Mrs, B. M. Z
lomas, left on Thursday for~her home =
Nashville, Tenn. Out of compliment l.
ner Mrs. Thomas entertained the .
fteen club and a few friends in So !,
session on Monday afternoon, at II
lich a very entertaining program was
including a recitation by
rs. Donfzetta Wood portraying in her
mical manner the tribulations of a I,
10 woman, and a reading by Mrs. :
eltmer from Eugene Field, our U
..dy of the Nine" Mrs. Wallace also v
the guests with a timely N
d interesting talk on the cliff dweller 0
ms, n suggested the tion "
the club members in organizing for n
!, m%ethodical study of archaeology ~
d the early history Of New Mexico. U
refreshments were served G
the hostess. Those present were
$. Wallace, Mrs. Prince, Mrs. White.
n, Mrs. Palen, Mrs. Weltmer, Mrs.
tron, Mrs. Ireland, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. N
ughlin. Mrs. H%arroun, Mrs. Wood. ~
$. Fiske, Mrs. Knaebel, Mrs. BOYLE III