Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-03

surprise to the young folks to learn
that it was already past the midnight
hour when they bethought themselves
it was time to be taking their leave.
That everyone had a splendid time was
voted unanimously.
Owing to the absence from town of a
number of members, and the proposed
absence of others, La Tertulia Idioma-
tica will not meet until the first Monday
in February. Due notice will be given
of the place of meeting. By order of the
president, Mary S. Harroun.
Mrs. George W. Kuaebel, at her home
on Palace avenue, on Friday afternoon
entertained a party of friends in a de-
lightful manner The table decorations
were beautiful, consisting of chrysan-
themums and asparagus vines. The
following were present: Mesdames
Wallace, Whiteman, Prince, Hughes,
McFie, Wizard, Catron, Chaves, Boyle,
Harroun, Rivenburg, Warner, Cart
wright, Fiske, Thomas, and the Misses
Bertha Staab and Hortense Mckenzie.
The Misses Mary and Agnes Melon.
nell of Manchester, New Hampshire'
are guests at the s%anitarium. and in
tend to make this city their future
home.
Charles Mckay, of Woodstock, Ont,
is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. j. w.
Crumpacker at Albuquerque.
Mrs. C. L. Pollard, Mrs. James Curry
and son and Mrs. H. Hall of Espanola
were visitors in the capital today.
A party of young folks left at an early
hour this morning on horseback to pic
mic at Walters ranch at Tesuque.
H. j. Ulrich of Denver is spending
several days in Santa Fe with friends.
District Clerk A. M. Bergere made a
trip to his ranch today.
AN OCTOBER WEDDING.
w. J. Mcpherson, ESQ.,, accompanied
by his beautiful bride and his daughter
Bessie, arrived last evening from Day
ton, Ohio, and Kansas City, Mo. ''The
Peel Banner published at Brampton,
Canada, speaks as follows of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson:
"A very pretty home wedding was
celebrated at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Perry, Main street north, on
Thursday afternoon, October Is, it be-
ing the marriage of their youngest
daughter, Minnie, to Mr.. William j.
Mcpherson. of Santa Fe, N. M. The
handsome and graceful bride looked
beautiful in a lovely gown of pale mauve
silk. The brides attendant was her
little niece, Ina Roberts, and the
groom's her little nephew, Perry Blain.
The Rev. Geo. j. Bishop, pastor of Grace
Methodist church, performed the cere-
mony. A sumptuous wedding breakfast
was served. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Perry, father and moth
er of the bride; Samuel w. Perry, prin-
cipal of Kincardine High school, broth
err of the bride; Mrs. j. G.. Roberts,
sister of the bride, and DR.. Roberts;
Mrs. Martin T. Blaine, sister of the
bride, and son Perry, and the folio wing
friends: Rev. and Mrs. J.. G. Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Robertson, Toronto;
Misses Clara Beattie, Carrie Austin,
Mamie Bishop and May Peaker. The
happy couple left for Toronto on the
evening train, followed by a large
crowd of friends and showers of rice
and wishes of much joy. On their way
home they will visit friends and rela-
tives at Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleve-
land and Dayton, O., Kansas City and
their friends on Don Gaspar avenue,
Santa Fe, N. M, after November 5.
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
A birthday surprise party was ten
dered Mrs. w. H. Whiteman at her
home on Palace avenue last Saturday
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friends, who brought refreshments and
came prepared to spend an enjoyable
evening. After refreshments were
served, card games were played. A
witty speech vas made by Judge McFie,
to which Col. George w. Knaebel re-
piled in a humorous manner. The con-
gratulatory letters which had been pre-
viously exchanged between Mrs. White
man and Colonel Knaebel, who cele-
; brate their birthday anniversaries on
the same day, were read by request and
occaSioned much merriment.
THE FIFTEEN CLUB.
The Fifteen Club met at the home of
Mrs. Thomas, on Thursday afternoon,
with Mrs. Warner in the chair. Roll
call was responded to with questions.
Mrs. Thomas read a most interesting
and instructive letter descriptive of the
social and political situation in China.
Mrs. Boyle then read in fine style a hui
morous selection called "The Registry
Office" written by the grandchildren
of Joe Jefferson. Exceptionally inter-
esting and amusing current events clos
ed the program of the afternoon. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Warner
at the home of Mrs. Harroun on No
vember Is, Mrs. Wood in the chair.
A HALLOWEEN SURPRISE.
Miss Hurt was rendered a very pleas
Hallow Fen surprise party at her home
on Wednesday evening by about twenty
five of her friends. TIL. ladies first APP
peared as CHESTS, but after removing
their wraps were found to be bewitch-
ingly arrayed in colonial costumes, and
with their hair powdered. The Hurt
home was beautifully decorated with
pink chrysanthemums. Toothsome re.
freshments we're served at 1890, after
which games were played and a good
time in general was had.
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