Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-16
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

Mrs. r. M. Force and little daughter,
of Denver, are visiting Mrs. Robert
Harvey.
Reginald Mckenzie departed Thurs
day night for Los Angeles on an ex-
tended visit.
: P. +. Harroun returned to the city
last night from a trip up the Rio
Grande as far as Embudo.
Miss M. E. Dissette is on an extended
tour of the Indian schools at Zuni, AGO.
ma and other southern pueblos.
Mrs. Frank Andrews on Thursday
afternoon delightfully."- entertained the
ladies of the M. e. church aid society.
Invitations were sent out yesterday
for an at home by Mrs. s. G.. Cartwright
to take place on Wednesday afternoon
next.
Miss Nina Otero returned home last
night from a delightful trip to Denver.
where she was the guest of Mrs. Harry
O'Bryan.
Mrs. J. J. Sweeney and three sons. of
Greensboro, KY, are expected to arrive
in a few days. coming for Mrs. Swee-
ney's health.
Hon. John r. DeMier passed up the
road from Las Cruces a few days ago,
and will join Judge McFie in Philadel-
phia early mex week.
Mrs. ]. S. Brash, who spent most Of
last winter at the sanitarium III this
city. died at the home of her mother in
Brooklyn, N. Y, on June 10.
Mrs. Eustis this afternoon elegantly
entertained the members of the young
peoples auxiliary to the guild of the
Episcopal church.
Sister Antonine, lately connected with
the Glockner sanitariun at Colorado
] Springs. has arrived at st. Vincent's, in
this city, to remain Indefinitely.
Hon. Charles F. Easley will leave for
Wagon Mound in the morning to take
testimony in a land contest case in
which he is employed as an attorney.
Gen. f. +. Hobart and wife are pre-
pairing for an overland trip and some
weeks s%ojourn at the Hot Sulphur and
San Antonio Springs, forty miles west
of Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Rapp, who have
been s%ojourning at the sanitarium since
the capitol dedicatory ceremonies, de-
parted on Thursday for their home at
Las Vegas.
A. Molly, a well-known ranchero at
Iona Parda, has gone on a six months
visit to Hamburg, Germany, going via
Hayti to see his brother, who is a Ger
man consul there.
Hon. s. II. Spooner, United States
special attorney looking after Indian
depreciation claims, a pleasant guest al
the sanitarium for some months. has
gone on a trip to Ration. going thence
to TERRA Amarillo.
Mrs. Belle Bacharach and son left this
morning for Las Vegas, after a long
visit here with Mrs. Henrietta HELD,
Miss Jessie Ilfeld accompanied them,
and will make a stay of some weeks in
the Meadow City.
Miss Setterhous, of New York, has
been visiting her sister, Sister Dolores,
at st. Catherine Indian school during
the past week. She expects to depart
for her home in New York City or
Monday.
V. V. Clark and wife, the latter being
we'll remembered here as Miss Laura
May, have been spending some weeks
at San Antonio Springs, in the Vale
mountains. They return to their coy
home at Bland tomorrow.
Hon. Matt. G. Reynolds was expect
ing to reach Santa Fe next week and
go on a t~rout-taking expedition, but he
writes that it is impossible to fill this
engagement, as urgent business calls
him to Washington and New York.
Miss Maggie Fleming, we'll remem-
bered here for her charity work in for
mer years, arrived from Mexico yester-
day, and is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs
G.. l.. Bishop. She has been stationed
for several years in Mexico as a mis-.
~sionary teacher.
j. Fl. B. Gilmour is putting his house
in order at Willis, upper Pecos, to en-
terrain his mother and sister from
Of Sedalia, Mo-, who are coming out
early next month to spend the summer
with him.
Miss Mabel and Charles Gildersleeve
gave a party Wednesday night to about
thirty of their young friends, mostly
girls, as one of the Clancy boys ex-
pressed it, and the %jolliest sort of a
time was had with games galore and
sweetmeats in plenty.
Geo. II. Cross and family have gone
over to the head waters of the Pecos on
a fishing and pleasure trip. Just before
leaving early this morning, Mr.. Cross
confdentially admitted to a friend that
he intended to dedicate about ten days
Of his vacation to prospecting for copper
and other minerals.
Little Miss Claribel Fischer celebrat-
ed her fifth birthday on Wednesday aft
ernoon by entertaining some forty or
more little friends at a rose tea party.
1t was a happy occasion for the young
sters, despite the fact that an untimely
rain storm played sad havoc with the
lawn decorations which Mr.. and Mrs.
Fischer had taken much pains to place
in position.
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince left this
morning for Milwaukee to represent the