Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-04-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Two dinner parties Will De gwen uuT-
ing the coming week.
Several luncheonS are On the tGpis
for the next two weeks.
Mrs. Kahn will entertain at a card
party neXt Tuesday afternoon.
Major and Mrs. r. j. Palen will give
a dinner on Monday evening in honor
of MI. George S. Terry, of New York.
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin has issued invi-
tations for a reception on Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. King, of
Washington.
Senator T. D. Burns, wife and daugh-
ter, have returned to their, home at
TERRA Amarillo from a prOtracted So
iourn in the City of Mexico.
Miss Dissette, of this city, supervis-
ing teacher of the Pueblo Indian day
schools in New Mexico, is visiting the
Bernalillo county.
Miss Jennie Brengle arrived in Santa
Fe from Oklahoma this morning to WIS.,
it her sister, Miss Nettie Brengle, who is
1t tdttlltI W Nv lNopy ISIipll liiSSlo
school.
Judges r. C. Fuller and w. w. Muir
ray, of the United States court of pri-
vate land claims, are cOngratulatine
themselves upon their good fortune in
securing rooms at the sanitarium.
Mr.. A. &. Austin received a dispatch
on yesterday announcing the serious Ill
ness of his father at Brampton, Canada.
and left last night for the latter place.
He expects to be absent about six weeks
Hermosa, who have been visiting Hon.
and Mrs. Amado Chaves, have left for
the south, and before returning home
! will spend some days in Albuquerque
and Eel Paso.
! After a pleasant sojourn of several
weeks at the sanitarium in sunny Santa
Fe, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Kelly have
returned to their home in Colorado
Springs, but say they mean to come
back here again.
Miss Augusta Evans, who spent sever
al months in this city, returned home
on Monday to Mount Pleasant, Ia, in
company with her brother-in-law, A.
w. Miller. who had been here several
days. Mrs. Miller will remain in Santa
Fe during the summer, the guest of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Evans on the south side.
H. r. Hoyt. a prominent New York
lawyer and president of the Galisteo
Mining Company, lessee Of the Ortiz
mine grant in southern Santa Fe coun
ty, accompanied by his wife and broth
er, will arrive in Santa Fe from Do
lores this evening, intending to spend
Sunday in the historic capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Newbery gave a
delightful dinner party at their hos
pitable Hillside VENUE home on Tues
day evening in honor of their guest, Mr.
George S. Terry, secretary of the Union
League Clubsof New York. The guests
were Major and Mrs. r. J. Palen, Mr.
and Mrs. George III. Wallace, Mrs
Prince and General Bartlett.
Judge and Mrs. N. B. Laughlin gave
a dinner party at their residence
last night in honor of the judges ant
officers of the United States court OF
private land claims. Those present were
Chief Justice Reed, Associate justices
Murray, Fuller, Sluss and Stone, United
States Attorney Reynolds, Assistant
United States Attorney Pope, Mrs
King and Miss King, of Washington.
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e, Pine. is seriously ill. She is rs year:
of age, and little hope is entertained fol
her recovery. Mrs. Pine is a grand.
daughter of the Hon. Pedro Pine, who
for a number of years represented the
Spanish province of New Mexico in thu
Spanish cortes at Madrid. Her husband
was colonel of the Cd regiment of thu
New Mexico national volunteers during
The civil war. One of her brothers, JuaI
Felipe Ortiz, was vicar general of New
Mexico for a number Of years.
Hon. Thomas Hughes, who is equal!
at home in the editorial chair of tn
enterprising and influential Albuquer
que Citizen or on the floor of the terri
torial council, came up from the Duca
City this morning to spend Sunday will
his daughter, Mrs. o. C. Watson, ant
his charming little granddaughter
During the many years he has presided
over the destinies of the Citizen, Mr.
Hughes has rendered services of grea'
and enduring value to Albuquerque an(
the entire territory. Both as a journal
list and a legislator he has been untir'
ing in his efforts to promote the inter.
ests of the public.
Hon. H. o. Bursum, superintendent OF
the New Mexico penitentiary, has re.
turned to Santa Fe from a trip tt
Washington and New York. He me
Col. r. e. Twitchell, president of the
Black Range Railway Company, ii
New York City for the purpose of as.
| sisting the latter in his efforts to inter.
est capital in the construction of the
projected railway from Magdalena to
Chloride, and thence through the Black
Range mineral and timber belts. Mr.
Bursum reports that most gratifying
~ llIS llpoIo VI iol
Twitchell and himself in the direction
indicated, and that the needed capital is
now practically all pledged to build the
road.
DR.. C. j. Kistler, of Lehighton, Pa, 6
relative of Charles Louchnor and 6
friend of H. S. LutZ, both of this city
arrived in the capital last evening from
the east. He will remain here unit
Monday, and will then leave for Mex.
leo, from where he will go to California
and return home by way of Salt Lake
city. To-day he and Mr.. Lutz made q
trip to Tesuque. DR.. Kistler is a physi-
clan of prominence in eastern Pennsyl-
vania, whose specially is diseases of the
eye, ear and throat. He Is also interest
ed in climatological studies, and the i'm