Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-24
| the most delightful social events Of the
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the most delightful social events of the
season. and Will long be remembered
with pleasure by those in attendance.
Among those in attendance were:
Governor Otero, Secretary and Mrs
Wallace, Mrs. McFie, Mrs. Palen, Col.
and Mrs. Knaebel, General and Mrs.
Victory, Captain and Mrs. Day, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fiske, Judge and Miss Morrison
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boyle, Mrs. J. r.
Wood and her mother, Mrs. Jones, Kew
w. H. Moore and Mrs. Moore, Mrs. A.
A. Newbery and her mother, Mrs. Nor
man Wizard, of Washington, d. c.;
Mesdames Rapp and Wheelock of Las.
Vegas, Candee and spalding of Lowell,
Mass, Spiegelberg Of New York, Hall
of Omaha, Frost, Hughes, Catron'
Hawkins, Whiteman, Warner, Bergere,
Chaves, H. s. Clancy, King, 1lfeld, RI
venburg, Hurt, Howard, Ireland, NC
Kenzie, Marsh, Laughlin, Harroun,
and the Misses King of Washington,
| Massie, Crane, Schormoyer, Allison,
Atkinson, Mckenzie, Gulliford, Nam
| derfeld, Gildersleeve, Keller and Myr-
tie Boyle, and Messrs. Pope and Steele,
| the latter of New York.
The members Of Sunshine chapter IN
| attendance were Mrs. Prince, state re-
! gent; Mrs. j. E. Wood, chapter regent;
| Mrs. Weltmer, secretary; Mrs. White
man, registrar; Miss Atkinson, treas
| urer; Mrs. M. J. Warner, historian;
Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Victory, and Mes
| danes Rapp and Wheelock, of Las We
gas.
LITERARY LEAVES PARTY.
The Misses Manderield entertained
last evening in honor of their guests,
the Misses Baca, of Las Vegas, at their
pretty home on College, street. 1t was
a literary leaves party" novel in its
conception and thoroughly enjoyable In
It's execution. In the large door be-
tween the music room and the dining
room were suspended long sprays Of
wild roses, with the literary leaves or
their thorns. Each guest plucked one o.
the leaves and tried to solve the liter
ary mysteries it contained. Mrs. Prince
Mrs. Rapp and Mrs. Wheelock cut fol
the first lady's prize. 1t was awarded
to Mrs. Rapp. The prize consisted O.
a beautiful cut-glass v~inaigrette bot
tie, with a gold top inlaid with al
amethyst. The consolation lady
prize, consisting of a silver spoon, wal
awarded to Mrs. Knaebel. For the frs
gentleman's prize, consisting OF al
i, ivory paper cutter with silver embossed
handle, Ex-Governor Prince and Adju
tant General Whiteman cut, with tn
result in favor of Ex-Governor Prince
For the gentleman's consolation prize
a silver pencil, Mr.. Solignac and Toma
ming the tie. The placita Of the hous
was aglow with the dim light of man
: Chinese lanterns. Delicious refresh
: ments were served. The guests were
Miss Baca, Miss Marie Baca, Mr.:
Rapp, Mrs. Wheelock, and Mr.. Gallego
X Of Las Vegas, Secretary and Mrs. Wa
@ lace, Mr.. and Mrs. Catron, General an
n Mrs. Whiteman, Mrs. McFie, Mr. an
Mrs. Prince, Mr.. and Mrs. Knaebe
8 Misses Massie, Nina Otero, Lucy Orti.
Abreu, Gildersleeve, and Messrs. Pop
e Solignac, Massie, Staab, Barney,
Delgado.
CARD PARTY AT MRS. PALEN'S.
u Mrs. Palen Wednesday evening er
%tertained delightfully."- at a card part,
= The guests were Mrs. Catron, Mrs. Da.
Mrs. Whiteman, Mrs. Hawkins, Mr.
Harroun, Mrs. Will Spiegelberg, Mr.
. Victory, Mrs. Ilfeld, Mrs. Spitz, Mr.
{ Laughlin, Mrs. Rivenburg, Mrs. Nj
Kenzie, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. H. s. Clanc,
{ Mrs. Weltmer, Mrs. James Seligmal
, Mrs. A. Chavez, Mrs. Ireland, Mr.
. Fiske, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Travel an
u Miss Atkinson. Mrs. Ireland won tt
first prize, and Mrs. Victory was aware
: ed the consolation prize.
LORETTO ENTERTAINMENT.
70 The following is the program for tt
4 entertainment at the Loretto academ
= on Monday evening next:
e Triumphal March, with three piano
The Heirs of Rockford" drama in f,
acts; Drifting with the Tide," by VOC
class; Polka de Concert, duet on tv
pianos; La Somnambula, instrument
solo, by Miss M. Upton; Suwanee Ri
Der, pantomimed; Calvary, vocal solo, |
~ Miss N. Murphy; The Three Kingdom
&c recitation; Topsy-Turvy, by minim
l. Gardeners Two-Step, mandolins al
y piano; Katrina's Visit to New Yor
lie recitation; Galop de Concert, or thr
e, pianos.
A LUNCHEON YESTERDAY.
v, The luncheon given by Mrs. Pale
yesterday afternoon proved to be
y pretty and enjoyable social affair. II
or decorations were in white and yello,
ID and consisted mainly of narcissus ar
lie lilies of the valley. The guests we
er Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Prince, Mrs. Eros
Of Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. EustfS. Mrs. Re