Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-04-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

FRANK Bono ana lannlly Oh ESpdnola.
are in the capital on a trip blending
pleasure with business.
Mrs. Isabella Luna and Mrs. A. NJ.
Bergere returned home this morning
from a visit to Los Lunas.
Miss Grace Kennedy expects to go to
Chicago during the coming summer on
a vacation and on a visit to her mother
residing there.
John H. Knaebel the well known Dem
yer attorney, who was here several days
on legal business returned during the
forepart of the week to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Forsha and Frank
V. Mcdonald, who have been visiting
Captain and Mrs. j. 7. Forsha in Santa
Fe for severals days, left for their homes
in Cripple Creek over the narrow gauge.
Mrs. Bernard Seligman, who has been
spending the past year in Philadelphia
with her married daughter, expects to
return home during the coming month.
Major W. II. II. LlewelIyn writes ito
| friends here, that he expects to visit the
| capital during the coming week. The
! major is always welcome here, where
he is greatly liked for his geniality, push
and VIM.
Hon. Eugenio Romero, of Las Vegas
well known in business and politicaI
| circles of San Miguel county and al
influential member of the last territorial
council, is in the capital city on Il private
mission.
Governor and Mrs. Otero and sol
Miguel are expected back in Santa Fe
from Los Angeles to night. Miss LaRue
who is travelling with them, will pro
badly go direct to her home in Las We
gas from Lamy.
j. X. Turner, of Rinconado, manager
of the Copper Hill mining company
operating valuable copper claims neal
! Embudo in Taos county, arrived il
Santa Fe from the north last night o!
business for his company.
Mr.. Adolf Seligman is on his Euro
pcan tour and has reached Manchester
England, where he is at present visiting
his brother Mr.. James Seligman, who il
proprietor of n of the leading hotel
of that great English city.
Mrs. Hugh H. Cummin and Mrs. f
E. Kernochan, of Colorado Springs, wht
are exploring the remarkable Santa
Clara cliff dwellings, a few miles south
west of Espanola, are expected back a
the sanitarium in this city in a few
days.
Lieut.. Sherrard Coleman, who servet
as acting chief quartermaster and chic
commissary of the third brigade. in TIT
expedition of the brilliant and lamentet
Gen. Lawton to the northern part Of thu
island of LuZon, has returned to hi!
pot as battalion adiutant of the 34tl
United States volunteer infantry.
Mrs. Harry King, wife of Prof. King
chief of the draughting division of thu
general land Office at Washington, i
visiting her SOL and daughter, Norman
l.. King and Miss Annette King, il
Santa Fe. She has been here befora
and is enthusiastic in her praises of tn,
superb climate and beautiful natura
surroundings of this favored spot.
Father Antonio ~Jouvenceau, formerl,
superintendent of st. GATHERINGS Indian
school in this city and now pastor of tn
Catholic churches at Parkview ant
TERRA Amarillo, Rio Arriba county, ar
rived in the city last night over the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad and will TAX
part with the reverend fathers in tn
impressive confirmation ceremonies a
the cathedral on Sunday.
Mother Sebastian, superior of tn
order of Sisters of Charity in the United
States, who recently spent ten restfn
days at the sanitarium in Santa Fe an
went down to Albuquerque for a shor
visit on Thursday night, will leave thu
latter city this evening en- route to Jh'
mother house of the order in Cincinnati
She will be joined at Lamy by Siste
Evelyn from this city.
The members of the Mesa Golf clu|
are generally availing themselves of tn
presence in the city of James George
Spaulding's expert, of Denver, to per
feet themselves in the science and ar
of golf playing. Mr.. Georges school 0
instruction, conducted every Afternoon
on the grounds of the club, neal tn,
Ramona school building, is well atten
ded by both players and spectators, an
marked improvement is already notet
in the work of the numerous votaries 0
the pretty and interesting game. Mr.
George will remain in the city severa
days longer.
f. Fl. Pierce, superintendent of TIN
Aqua Pura Company of Las Vegas, re
Gently left the Meadow City for Owens
boro, KY, accompanied thither by Mrs
j. j. Sweeney and Miss Lillian Clark
and as far as Kansas City by Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. III. Stearns. In fitting recogni
ton of the fact that Mr.. Pierce is t,
be married at Greensboro on April rs t,
Miss Ride Beverly Watkins, the EN-
ployes of the Aqua Pura company in
sisted that their chief carry with him
very fine cut-glass berry bowl and Der
ry fork as presents to the fair bride.
Mrs. John Symington, pleasantly re,
membered by many people in Santa FL
as the widow of one of the most bril-.
liant physicians who, yer practiceG
medicine and surgery in this city
writes that she is delightfully."- situated
at her adopted home in the borough OF
Manhattan, N. Y, but is always glad to
see friends from New Mexico when they
are in the east. Since she has recently
sold her home here to Solomon Spitz, II
is not likely that she intends more than
to visit Santa Fe in future.
Miss Hayes. of Chicago, ILL.,, who has
been at the sanitarium during the past
winter, is greatly improved in health,
and expects to go home during the
coming week to spend the summer. The
climate of Santa Fee has benefited Miss
Hayes so much that she will be here
during the coming winter, a guest of
the sanitarium, and hopes, through the
agency of Santa FEES magnificent and
h~ealth-giving climate, to Their regain
her health fully.