Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

MIS- "otLSn-t'T LOupF
i'll at her nome on rDnege street.
"A. CoIlins, is reported to be in a very
critical condition on account OF Illness
Miss Virginia Otero, daughter of Hon.
M. r. Otero is visiting friends at Albu-
querque.
Judge n. b. Laughlin is expected
home from Taos this evening where ne
spent this week.
+. Bond, the well known Espanola
merchant of the firm of Bond Bros, Is
in the capital on business.
Hon. j. D Sena, clerk of the terrific
rial supreme court, went to Springer
this afternoon on a brief visit.
c. L. Pollard, of the large business
firm of Pollard & Biggs at Espanola,
arrived in the capital last evening.
Hon. and Mrs. M. G. de Baca and
daughter went to Las Vegas Thursday
to spend several days with friends.
Hon. Amado Chaves and Mrs. Chaves
entertained Secretary and Mrs. Wallace
and Rev. and Mrs. E. l.. Eustis at din
ner Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Hayes Moore and
daughters returned home this week
from a visit of several weeks to Mr..
Moore's brother at Ell Paso.
Messrs. A. A. Newbery and o. B.
Steen went to Cerrillos yesterday after
noon to look after their mining interests
in southern Santa Fe county.
Several ladies have organized a Span
ish class and will meet once a week to
study that language. Mrs. G.. H. Gill
dersleeve will act as instructress.
Frank w. Clancy, ESQ.,, one of the
leading attorneys of the territory has
been in the city all week attending to
legal business before the supreme court.
Special Agent Max Pracht, of the gem
eral land office, is visiting friends at
Cincinnati, and from there will 90 to
Washington. He will return to Santa
Fe about February IS.
M. Kaufman, manager of the San
Pedro mercantile company at San Pedro
In this county, is in the capital on a
business visit. The gentleman is we'll and
%favorably known here.
Misses irilla and Eugenia Manderfeld,
daughters of Mrs. w. H. Manderfeld,
are at Las Vegas the guests of Post
master and Mrs. e. Fl. Salazar whose
son will be baptized tomorrow.
Mrs N. B. Laughlin entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Annietta King, of Washington, who
is spending several weeks in this city as
the guest of her brother Norman L..
King.
Mrs. j. e. McFadden, wife CT one of
the leading attorneys of Kansas City
and a close personal friend of Solicitor
General D.. l.. Bartlett, arrived in the
capital yesterday moor and is a guest at
the Bartlett home.
Hon. Matthew G.. Reynolds, United
States attorney for the court of private
land claims, arrived from st. Louis Mon.
day evening. Next week he goes to
Tucson, where a session of the land
court will be held.
Adolph Seligman will leave Monday
for New York from where he will set sal
on a Mediterranean line steamer fol
Genoa, Italy. He will make a tour O.
Germany and France and attend the
Paris exposition before returning home
Mrs. Solomon Luna, Mrs. A. M. Ber
gere and Eduardo Otero went to Albu
querque yesterday afternoon where they
are visiting relatives. Miss Nina Otero i
also at Albuquerque and will return tt
the capital with Mrs. Bergere next
week.
The Scalchi operate company visited
T%esuque Thursday forenoon. Upor
their return they were guests at luncheon
at the residence of Paul Wunschman
who, assisted by Messrs. James l.. ant
Arthur Seligman, entertained them mos
delightfully."-.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID
Hughes entertain at dinner in honor o
Mrs. MacFadden of Kansas City. The
invsted guests are Secretary and Mrs
Wallace, General Bartlett, Miss Knox
Mr.. +. w. Clancy, Mr.. Bergere and Mr.
L. A. Hughes.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Prince, Rev
and Mrs. Il. L. Eustis, Mr.. and Mrs. A
A. Newbery, Mrs. r. s. Turner, Mrs. G
W.. Baker, Mrs. William H. Gulliforl
Mrs. E. A. Martin, of Asbury Park, N
j., and William Carr were at San Hide
fonso Tuesday witnessing the annua
feast OF the Indians at that pueblo.
The engagement Of Miss Rida Wat
kins, OF Greensboro. KY, and F. H
Pierce, of Las Vegas, is announced
The young lady is the daughter of
Kentucky banker and recently visited
Las Vegas, where she met Mr.. Pierce
who is superintendent of the Aqua Purs
company. An early wedding Is expect
cd.
The Fifteen Club met Thursday after
noon with Miss Atkinson at the home O
Mrs. Weltmer. A delightful review o.
and readings from "The Delight Max
ers" was given by Mrs. Boyle. The
thrilling story, "The Absence of Mar
%cisso," was well read by Mrs. Wood
The club will meet next week with Mrs
Boyle, with Mrs. Day in the chair.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Hughes en-,
tertained the members of the Card Clut
and a few other guests. Those present
were Mrs. McFadden Of Kansas City
Mrs. Frost. Mrs. Day, Mrs. Fiske, Mrs,
Eustis, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Arthur
Seligman, Mrs. Clancy, Mrs. Rock, Mrs
Sloan, Mrs. Chaves, Mrs. Spitz, Mrs
Cartwright, Mrs. Carson and Mrs
Walker.
The social event Of the week was the
concert given at the court house Wednes
day evening by the Scalchi Company
under the auspices of the Elks. The
affair was not only a success unsteady
and financially, but also socially
for it was attended by nearly every
member of local society. The gowns
worn by the ladies were pretty and the
assemblage was In every respect bril-
liant. The ushers were Roy Crichton,
r. E. S%idebottom and Clarence Pierce.
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