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

fneolO, are among the tourists III the
historic capital today. They are charm
ing people. They made a trip to Tesu-
que today and will next week visit Santa
Clara canon and the cliff dwellers' ruins.
Judge Bradford was a resident of Santa
Fe 80 years ago.
VISITED THE PRESIDENT.
A dispatch received from Washington
this afternoon states that Governor
Otero, Hon. F.. A. Hubbell of Albuquer-
que. Hon. Abran Abeyta of Socorro,
Hon. Secundino Romero of Las Vegas,
delegates to the Republican national
convention at Philadelphia; Hon. Sol
ONION Luna Of LosLunas, member of
the Republican national committee, had
a conference of half an hour with Pres
ident Mckinley at Washington.
SHAKESPEARE AFTERNOON.
Miss Staab gave a Shakespearian en-
Louis Baer. Each lady was asked to
bring and illustrate a 'uotation from
one of Shakespeare's plays. Upon en-
tering a Shakespeare ruff was given
each guest. The lady with the best il
lustration received a prize which con
! sisted of three Murillo types of Strait
ford-on-Avon, Ann Hathaway's cottage
and S~hakespeare's birthplace. After
this, cards with a pen and ink sketch of
S~hakespeare's head were given each
guest. The cards contained fourteen
questions, the answers to which We're
Shakespearian plays. The prizes in the
guessing consisted of a framed portrait
of Shakespeare. The consolation vas
an engraving Of the famous epitaph
from Shakespeare's tomb. Refresh
ments were served in the dining room.
The decorations were pink and white
roses. Those invited were: Mesdames
Wallace, Prince, McFie, Palen, Rapp,
Rivenburg, Whiteman, Hughes. Eustis,
| Cartwright, Bergere, B. Seligman, A.
Seligman. J. l.. Seligman, Davis, Van
Schick, Hurt, Fiske and G%ulliford;
Misses Morrison, Palen, Hurt. McKen-
zie, Lamy, Keller, Massie and Glider
sleeve.
MRS. NEWBERY'S CARD PARTY.
At her elegantly appointed home on
Hillside avenue, Mrs. A. A. Newbery
entertained a congenial company of la
dies on Thursday afternoon. The par
lors were beautifully and richly deco
rated in pink roses and peonies. Euchre
was the game, and there were seven
tables, the score cards being tied with
pink ribbon. The color scheme of the
tables was also pink. The fair hostess
was assisted in receiving the guests by
her mother, Mrs. Norman Wizard, of
Washington City. After a spirited con
test at the euchre tables the ladies en-
joyed to the fullest the delicious re-
freshments, and it was 6 o'clock before
adieus were said. The prizes were won
by Mrs. L. Bradford Prince, for the
highest score in playing lone hands; by
Miss Hurt for the highest number of
progressive points, n the minority
prize vent to Miss Eugenia Mander-
field. The prizes were rare gems of art,
being china pieces, artistically painted,
the handiwork of Mrs. Wizard. The in
vited guests We're: Mrs. NJ. A.. Otero.
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. McFie. Mrs. e. A.
Carr, Mrs. Prince, Mrs. Palen, Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs. Eustis,
Mrs. Whiteman. Mrs. Bergere, Mrs.
Laughlin, Mrs. w. s. Harroun, Mrs.
Rivenburg, Mrs. Hugh Wilcox, Mrs.
Gildersleeve, Mrs. Kate Chaves. Mrs.
Boyle, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Gulliford, Mrs.
| yy.Aa~v Me-, Tr1onl AN~c Ty:r1ro %ho
Misses Manderfield. Palen. Baker. Mich
olson, Gulliford. Hurt and Flossie Gill
dersleeve.
IN HONOR OF VICAR GENERAL
FOURCHEGU.
The children at st. Vincent's orphan
age gave an enjoyable entertainment in
honor of Father Anthony F%ourchegu in
their pretty school hall on last Wednes-
day evening. This day, being the feast
of st. Anthony, for whom Vicar General
Fourchegu is named, is celebrated each
returning year by the children of the
orphanage with appropriate exercises
in honor of their reverend friend. Last
Wednesday evenings program was
iioot ilO III ohu ehS ~
dren were charmingly sweet in snowy
white dresses. Among the features was
the fine recitation, Fate of Charlotte
Russo" by Anita Muskwa; the exceed
ingly well-executed waiter drill by
the larger girls; and the Comedy Of
Errors" amusingly rendered by Fran
ces Dorset, Jean Hill and Annie
Knight. At the conclusion Of the pro-
gram, Father Antonio treated the chill
dren most bountifully to candy and
sweetmeats. The occasion will long be
remembered by all who participated in
it's pleasures.
BROWNlNG-BARKER.
A very pretty wedding occurred in the
parlors OF the Orndorf hotel at Ell Paso
Thursday morning, when Miss Millicen
Barker Of Las Cruces, and Walter Jane
Browning of Chihuahua, Mexico,
plighted the troth that binds them
through life. Miss Barker is the
pretty daughter OF, F. c.. Barker Of Las
Cruces, and a brother of Professor
Barker of the Agricultural college. Mr..
Browning is o prominent mining en-
gineer, connected with o big company
at Chihuahua. Mex. The bridesmaids
were Misses Finley and Newcomb Of
Las Cruces, and the best man wa
Percy Barker, a brother Of the bride.
After the ceremony o wedding break
fast was served at the Orndorf, after
which the happy couple left over the
Mexican Central for q six months tour
| of the land of manana.
TO The Travelling Public.
The best table board in this CITY at