Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

John H. Knaebel, Esq, left for Dem
yer via the d. & r. G. yesterday morn
ing.
A. G. Austin is still at Brampton, Ont,
but will probably return home early
next week.
Mrs. John Patterson departs Monday
night for a trip to Grinnell and other
Iowa points.
Colonel Max. Frost and Mrs. Frost
left Yesterday morning for a visit of three
weeks in the east.
j. H. Walker left last night for a ten
days business trip to Red River City,
going via Springer and Elizabethtown.
Miss Mary Dixon, a graduate of the
Santa Fe high school, and niece of Mrs.
j. A. Wood, leaves on Monday for her
former home at Beloit, Kas.
The Thursday Whist club was enter
tanned this week by Mrs. j. r. McFie.
After luncheon the guests enjoyed some
excellent music by DR.. j. Frank Nc
Connel, of Las Cruces, and A. M. Ber-
gere.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Renehan on Sun
dav last entertained at dinner Messrs.
S. G. Burn, Cloyd Chapman, John v.
Miller, of Dolores; VIM. II. Pope, Harry
Field. of London, and Miss Vesta Nc
Clure.
: Mrs. l.. A. Jones, who has been visit
Ing for some time in New York, is now
en- route home, stopping off in Indiana,
Illinois and Iowa to visit friends. She
writes that she longs for the sunny skies
of Santa Fe.
Miss Crane has taken rooms at the
Improvement c%ompany's house next to
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Albert Battle
Aikens and daughter Maria, of Fort
Worth, Texas, are here to spend the
summer with her.
Captain j. J. Lamborn writes from
Wilcox, Neb., that he will locate in
Santa Fe with his family next month.
He is opposed to Bryan politically, but
will come by way of Kansas CITY, July
4. to see the Nebraska free silver cham
pion nominated.
During the capitol dedication cere-
monies, Judge and Mrs. McFie enter
tanned Chas. Barber, Earnest E. Winters
and VIM. A. Sutherland, of Las Cruces,
and j. E. Owen, of Las Vegas, members
of the National guard and former stud
ents of the agricultural college.
Hon. I. B. Catron leaves tonight for
a stay of some weeks in the east. lie
will be at Philadelphia about the 10Th
inst; but most of the time will be at
New Haven, Conn in connection with
his interests in the settlement OF the
estate of the late Wilson Waddingham.
Messes. S. G. Burn, Cloyd Chapman
and John V. Miller, the latter Mrs.
Thomas A. Edison's brother, spent
several days in the city this week and
were the recipients of many courtesies.
They dined on Tuesday with Mr.. Pau
W~unschmann, and left on Wednesday
for the Edison placer gold works at
Dolores.
Mrs. j. M. Hawkins and daughter,
Hermione, departed last night for an
extended visit to friends at Manchester,
o. Upon returning to the southwest
they will probably again take up theil
home at Ell PaSo, where Mr.. Hawkins
expects to locate. These pleasant peo
pie have made their home here for the
past year and Santa Feans regret tt
have them leave.
Edward Taylor. of Chicago, expert
trout fisherman and writer of fish sto.
ries for Sports Afield and several of the
Chicago dailies, writes that he is on hi:
way to Santa Fe to enjoy some of thu
same rare sport on the upper Pecos tina
he has enjoyed in former years. HI
comes via Wagon Wheel Gap, and viii
make a ten days stay there, being me
by Hon. N. s. Walpole and a party 0
friends from Pueblo, Colo. and E. B
LINEN, of this city.
Hon. T. Fl. Pierce and bride, Mrs
McMurtry, Miss Dalrymple and Mis-
Irene Whitmore, charming people from
Las Vegas, were guests at the santa
rum three days this week, and re
turned home on Wednesday, mucl
pleased with Santa Fe and the atten
tons shown them while here.
A. r. Gibson and family are tempo
rarily domiciled at the Palace. Mr.. an
Mrs. John B. Marshall also have room
there, Mr.. Marshall coming here iron
New York recently to take a position il
the surveyor generals office.
Mrs. McMurtry. of Los Gatos, Cal
and Misses Loir Dick and REESE 81
mons, of Las Vegas, who came to at
tend the dedication of the capitol, re
turned to Las Vegas Wednesday. The,
were guests at the sanitarium.
Mrs. Rapp and Mrs. McMurtry, o
I Las Vegas; Mrs. John Flournoy, of Sal
Francisco, and Miss Knox constitute
a jolly party leaving the sanitarium o.
Tuesday morning for a visit to the TIE
suque Indian pueblo.
Miss Emma Brown, of the missio'
school, has gone east to spend her va
cation. Miss Brengle goes to Oregon TO
a visit, and the Misses Moore and moth
er will spend the summer months a
Their old home near Springfield, Ill.
Mrs. w. Fl. Keller returned last nigh
after a long visit at Roswell with he
\ daughters, Mrs. George L. Wyllys an
Mrs. S. r.. Shelby. The latter accom-
panied her home, and will remain som
weeks.
Miss Amanda Archer, who has been
health-seeker at the sanitarium for a
most a year, left with her sister, Mr.
M. l.. Fisher, for Kansas City o
!, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Malloy and little daughter HI
!, eel, of Albuquerque, who have been vi!
v iting at the sanitarium during the pa
week, returned to their home Wedne'
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Fl. Rapp are sti
guests at the sanitarium. Mrs. Rapp
very much attached to Santa Fe, and
turn has a multitude of admir-
friends here.
Mrs. Carr, wife of General r. A. Car
limited States army, retired, accompf