Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-08
SOCIAL and PERSONAL

w. A.. Mckenzie has gone on a months
vacation trip to Denver and other Col
orado points.
Mrs. Neil B. Field and Miss Margaret
Rose, of Albuquerque, are guests OF
Mrs. A. M. Bergere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan McCord gave a
dinner on Thursday evening, entertain
ing Messrs. Pope, Howe, Wilson and
Crawford.
Mrs. Palen and Miss Palen expect to
leave about the Goth instant for a
lengthy visit east with friends and rela-
tives. They may remain absent all win
ter.
Mrs. H. w. Stevens and children de-
part tomorrow morning for a visit of
several months among relatives in
Washington City, New York and
Brooklyn.
A. Grunsfeld, Of Albuquerque, was an
arrival in the city last night. Mr..
Grunsfeld was returning from the north
over the d. Il R. e., and being unable , o
get through on the train on account of
the washout, drove in overland from
Espanola.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Newbery departed
on Wednesday for New York City, where
they will combine business and pleasure
in a stay of some three months or more.
Mr.. Newbery has important mining in
~terests under negotiation there.
Mrs. s.. Spitz left on Thursday for a
three weeks trip to New York and
Philadelphia. Her daughter, Miss May,
who has been visiting in Las Vegas,
joined her Ell route and she will next
week enter Swarthmore college prepare
tory department.
The Normal university party doing
exploration work in Pajarito canon, to-
day broke camp and returned home to
Las Vegas, excepting Prof. E. l.. Hewett,
who will spend some time in making q
survey of the ruins around Ojo Caliente,
Abiquiu and the northern part OF the
territory.
An elegantly appointed dinner was
given by Mrs. A. M. Bergere at 7 o'clock
last evening in honor of Mrs. Neill b.
Field, of Albuquerque. The decorations
were violet and the dining table was a
dream of beauty. Beside the guest of
: honor there were present Governor and
Mrs. M. A. Otero, Major R. j. Palen and
wife and Solicitor General e. L. Bartlett.
i Mrs. 7. B. Catron and Sons Tom and
Fletcher left this forenoon for
the east. At Lexington, Mo-, Hon. Il. b.
Catron will join them and after a visit
with his father he will proceed to Santa
Fe, while Mrs. Catron and Fletcher will
journey to Mankato,. Mimi, for an ex-
tended visit. Young Tom will resume
} his studies at the Wentworth Military
school, Lexington.
Miss Waldo, of Kansas City, accom-
panied by her aunt, Miss Mills, spent
several days among Santa Fe friends
this week. They were entertained at
dinner by Mrs. N. B. Laughlin on Thurs
day evening, and left yesterday for Las
Vegas going thence to Kansas City.
Thomas Waldo returned from Colorado
Springs in time to accompany them. He
goes in a few days to Philadelphia to re.
, sumo his college studies.
At their cosy home on johnson street
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Crichton entertained
a jolly party of friends the other night
in honor OF Miss Minnie Craig, OF Albu.
querque. A lively game of krokinole
was followed by excellent refreshments.
Those present were: G. l.. Bishop and
wife, Allan McCord and wife. Mrs. w.
R. Price, Miss Fleming, Miss Mary M.
) Marsh, Prof. G. o. Marsh, W. H. Pope,
o. G. Howe and Edgar Wilson.
Fred. Mcbride and family leave short
ly to take up their home at Chama, at
which point Mr.. Mcbride has received
G. company. He will be succeeded here
no nDnnt NV n NJ naxsn - VNtaItAa
Kas., who will arrive during the coming
week. The change is in the nature of a
marked promotion for Mr.. Mcbride, and
one that he richly deserves. During his
long connection with the road here he
has won the reputation of being a most
faithful and competent employe.
Manuel B. Otero is in receipt of ad-
vices from Guadalupe county officially
notifying him that at the recommen-
dation of Hon. M. G.. de Baca, snperin-
tendent of public instruction, the county
commissioners there have appointed him
as cadet from Guadalupe county to the
New Mexico Military institute at Ros-
well. there being no applicants for the
position from that county. The ap-
pointee who is a fine young fellow, and
his friends appreciate the honor all the
more since it was u complete surprise
unsolicited and unexpected.
Miss HOrtense Mckenzie entertained a
company of friends at her home on
Palace avenue on Tuesday evening.
The decorations were pink and green.
!. Refreshments were served. The guests
were: Miss Waldo, of Kansas City, Mo-;
the Misses Baker, of St. Louis, Mo-;
Misses Staao, McFie, Palen, Nina Otero,
Shelby; Messrs. M. b. Otero, Pope,
Longwell. Barney, Howe, Boyer, Broad
head, VanSt0ne, Cliff Sloan, Hanna,
Hatch, Andrews, Staab and DR.. Massie.
There was q spirited contest over the
handsome prizes which were awarded as
follows: First, Miss Baker, second,
Miss Otero, consolation prize, Miss
Staab; gentleman's first prize, Mr..
Hanna, second, Mr.. Broadhead, conso-
latiOn prize, Mr., pope,