Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

~tertained Hon. Samuel H.. ElklnS, o
Columbia, Mo-, at dinner to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atanasio Romero. VIII
are visiting friends in Cerrillos, expec
to return home tomorrow evening.
Hon. Pedro Sanchez, supervisor of tn
: census for New Mexico, is quite Sc
riously i'll at his room in the house o
Fernando Nolan, on Water street.
Archbishop Bourgade is at Ojo Cali
ente, Taos county, taking the famous
baths there for the benefit of his health
Hon. L. Bradford Prince expects tt
! leave New York for home on the 24tl
inst, and will reach Santa Fe by tn
latter part of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Spooner, Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. f. Craig and little son, and ]
f. Ramsey, guests at the sanitarium
! spent the day out at the interesting TIE
suque Indian village.
Mrs. e. HI. Plummer and two children
who have been the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. c. Ireland in Santa Fe TO-
several days, expect to leave for Buffalo
New York, on Monday OF Tuesday.
w. s. Hemingway, formerly of Thu
city, and now engaged in the practice o
law at Clayton, N. NJ, accompanied b!
his charming wife, is visiting olt
friends in the capital city.
Major and Mrs. r. j. Palen gave
dinner at their hospitable home OF
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. e
H. Plummer. The guests present wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Ireland and Gen. E
l.. Bartlett.
Manager Sparks, of the local electric
light company, has planted a smooth
pole, 65 feet high. near the center of tn
! plaza, from which an arc light of 1,50
candle-power will be suspended. This i
in compliance with the company's con
tract with the city.
Chief Justice Mills, of Las Vegas, ha
signified his acceptance of the invita-
ton rendered him by the capitol re
building board to preside over the cere
monies incident to the dedication of tn
lEN Cdplloi VII OuIt I.
Rev. c. L. Mills, of Rocky Ford, Colo
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Der
ger. Mr.. Mills was for several year
pastor of st. Johns Methodist Episco
pal church in this city. He will stay II
Santa Fe over Sunday.
Mrs. H. j. O'Bryan, sister of Governo
Otero, arrived in Santa Fe from Denve
last night, summoned here by a sad tel
egram announcing the critical illness o
her mother at the local sanitarium. TIL
governor met Mrs. O'Bryan at Lam.
and accompanied her to the city.
The Monday night musical club, at it
meeting last Monday evening. execute,
a fine musical program and entertaine'
a few invited guests informally. Their
was some dancing, and light refresh
ments We're served. The occasion we
much enjoyed by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Parkhurs
and child, of Albuquerque, arrived a
st. Vincent sanitarium this forenoon
intending to remain there during tn
summer. Mr.. Parkhurst is well and ia
vorably known in the life insurance cir
cles of New Mexico and Arizona.
Bishop j.. M. Kendrick arrived in thu
capital city from the south last even
ing for the purpose of attending con
tirmation services at the church of tn
Holy Faith tomorrow and the annua
c%onvocation of the Episcopal church o
New Mexico mex week. He Is cordial!
greeted by many admiring friends IL
Santa Fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin b. Seward, for
merly residents of Santa Fe, will cele
brate the fifteenth anniversary of thei
wedding at their home in Tres Piedra'
on Thursday evening, May 81. Beauti
fully printed cards announcing TIN
event have been received by numerou'
people in Santa Fe.
Mrs. Bernard Seligman, who has beel
spending the past winter east visiting
relatives, will leave Philadelphia OF
Monday next en- route home. She will
remain a day OF sc in Cleveland on
visit to friends, and will be accompa
MED from there by her granddaughter
who has been attending school IL
Cleveland during the past summer.
Hon. James s. Duncan, of Las Vegas
whose valuable services to the peopl
of the entire territory as a member o
the territorial council in connection
with the enactment of the Duncan Law
for the betterment of the revenue an
tax systems of New Mexico have givel
him a permanent title to fame, spent tn
day in the capital city on business per
tanning to his duties as a member of tn,
territorial board Of equalization. HI
expects to leave for his home this even
ing.
AN INTERESTING PAPER.
A number of guests were invited t,
attend the meeting of the Saturday AT
%ternoon club at the home of Mrs. Wal
lace this afternoon. Mrs. Prince wa!
asked to read her paper on the Myth
ology of New Mexico which was pre-
pared for the Fifteen club. The read
ing of this instructive and admirable
paper, profusely Illustrated with idols
fetishes, and shields from the differen
orders of Zuni, was listened to with alb
sorbing interest. The same paper wa
recently loaned to the Woman's club O.
Roswell, and an evening meeting, tt
which men were invited, was held fol
the purpose Of hearing 1t read.
IN HONOR OF MRS. PLUMMER.
Mrs. A. c. Ireland gave a delightful
card party at her Hillside avenue home
yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. E
H. Plummer. In fitting recognition Of
the fact that Mrs. Plummer is the wife
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