Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-30
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

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NJ. +, church parsonage.
Governor M. A. Otero and Hon. Solo
mon Luna will arrive tonight from their
trip. Mrs. Luna and Miss
Huning sailed for Paris from New York
the 18th inst.
Mrs. James 4. Dicks. of Nashville,
Tennessee, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thomas. Mrs. Dicks made a lengthey
visit to Santa te in her girlhood days,
and brings back with her many delight
full recollections of the historic city.
Archbishop p. Bourgade left on the
22d instant for Il trip through Taos and
Rio Arriba counties. He will hold con
tirmation services in Taos. FL Rito, Co.'S
tillo and other parishes Throughout that
locality, returning home about July Is.
o. $. Fletcher and family and Miss
Nicholson have been in camp at the
John Dalton homestead, upper Pecos,
for several weeks. They return home
in time to witness the Independence day
festivities, and will be accompanied by !
the children of merchant j. W. Harris
on of Glorieta.
Hon. G. II. Easley, one of the dele
gates to the Democratic convention, will
leave for Kansas City tonight accom-
panied by his nephew Earl Sidebottom,
who goes to visit his former home in
Missouri. Judge N. Il. Laughlin will
probably get away for Kansas City to-
morrow. Also A. Is. Renehan, who is
one of the alternates to the Democratic
meet.
Edward Palmer, wife and daughter,
of Des Moines, Ia, have been guests at
the Sanitarium this week. Mr.. Palmer
is connected with the passenger depart
| ment Of the Santa Fe route, and came
here to familiarize himself with Santa
Fe attractions preparatory to taking
= charge of several excursions which the
road proposes sending out this summer
and fall from the states.
Probably as many as so visitors are
now enjoying life on the open air and
trout fishing OF the beautiful Rio Pecos,
just over the range from Santa Fe. At
Windsor's place there are 20 or more
and Il Jolly crowd it Is, among them
being Mrs. Metcalf, Miss Willie, Miss
Kent and Miss Baer of Albuquerque; a
Mr.. Goodson from Lexington, Mo-, and
DR.. Providence Il health seeker from
North Carolina. At the Vale ranch
are Mrs. w. w. Strong and several
Chicago people, and Il Mr.. Reynolds, ar
agreeable southerner from Aberdeen,
Miss, who zones to pass three years
here in search of health.
The Rt. Rev. Henry Granjon, ID. d.,
bishop of Tucson, with the Very Rev.
Edward Gerard, vicar general, and the
Rev. p. Timmermans. pastor of Clifton,
Ariz., are expected to reach Santa Fe
over the d.. < r.. G. line at s O'Clock this
evening, and will be guests at the archi-
episcopal residence until Monday. pos
sibly longer. The party is EN- route for
Arizona, and comes from Baltimore,
where DIR. Granjon was consecrated by
Cardinal Gibbons on the 18th inst. Arch
bishop Bourgade met the bishop and
party yesterday at Antonito, and had a
pleasant but brief visit with them.
Miss Knox expects to leave the SAM
tarium in a few days for a visit with
her father in southern Kansas. This
tiNt = me IO ptVil
here nearly two years to regain her
health, and she goes away completely
restored. She feels very grateful to the
people of Santa Fe for numerous atten-
tons, and says she will ever sing the
praises of this remarkable climate.
The Mesa Golf Clubs first social par
ty will take place at the Palace hotel on
Tuesday evening next, and promises to
be "A delightful social event. About 100
invitations are being sent out, many
going to young society folk at Las We
gas and Albuquerque. Professor I ereZ's
full orchestra has been engaged to sup
ply the music.
S. e. Lankard's little daughters gave
a party at the Palace hotel on Wednes-
day night in honor Of Ethel Lankard,
who leaves shortly for a visit to Red
wood Falls, MINI. The hall was deco
rated in pink and green, and the table
was covered with flowers. About
eighty-tivc persons were present.
Col. and Mrs. N. s. Walpole and little
tuuShttl - olIllo liply uOIIilClitu wi
the summer term at Mrs. w. B. Sloan's
residence on Lincoln avenue. Mrs. Wal
! pole spent part of last summer here,
and found the climate a decided i'm
provement upon that of her Pueblo,
Colo, home.
Col. S. II. Spooner, of Indiana, special
United States attorney looking after In
dian depreciation claims, returned last
night from "A trip around the circle in
GLIDING Ration. Pueblo and TERRA ANA
rilla, and is again quartered at the SAN
itarium.
I. b. Hanna, superintendent Of forest
reserves in New Mexico and Arizona, is
expected back from Arizona in a few
days. During his absence Supervisor p.
G. Mcclure, of the Pecos reserve. Is in
charge of the superintendent off ce.
John Orrington. a wealthy stockman
at Kingman, Kan. who spent some
months here last summer, left this
morning by the Bland stage in COM
pany with his wife, going to Jemez Hot
Springs for several weeks.
Mrs. Nelson and two daughters,
pleasant eastern people now visiting |
Mrs. Nelson's son at San Pedro, are ex-
pected in Santa Fe next week, AMI will
spend the summer here.
Miss Kennedy, the mission teacher at
Embudo, has gone to Boston, whence
she sails mex week for London to at
tend the international convention of |
Christian E%ndeavorers.
II. Il. Hardinge, DR.. Chrisense l and
John Catron left this morning on their
wheels to visit the Tiffany and other
turquois mines eighteen miles south of
the city.