Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-27
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.


THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
The Archaeological society held a yer,
pleasant and interesting meeting at tn
central lschool building last evening
Judge McFie presided and W. M. II
Woodward acted as secretary land als'
gave a dissertation on prehistoric teXtil'
works. Mrs. Weltmer read a paper o
absorbing interest on prehistoric pot
terry. Secretary Wallace explained
theory on the order of :the development
of textile work. Mrs. l.. B. Prince ex
planned the "Yah-Yah," and Mrs. Wal
lace spoke on peculiar forms of pottery
The neXt meeting of the society will b.
held in two weeks and will be a lecture
meeting at which Prof. E. l.. Hewet
will be in attendance.
A number of fine specimens of yer,
old pottery and basket work Were shown
during last evenings meeting.
Mrs. Daniel Warren has gone to Den
yer to stay for the winter.
Land Commissioner A. A. Keen wen
to Las Vegas this forenoon.
Chief Justice w. J. Mills. of Las We
| gas, was a visitor in the capital thi.
week.
Ex-Gov. L. B. Prince made trips thi:
to Albuquerque.
Hon. Eugenio Romero returned tt
Las Vegas this forenoon after a politi
cal visit of two days.
Gov. M. A. Otero was at Las Vega!
this week to attend the Republican
county convention.
Miss Mollie Reyes left for Richmond
Mo, this forenoon. having received {
telegram yesterday that her mother i!
very i'll.
Mrs. w. H. Whiteman returned thi!
week from a visit to Mrs. b. S. Rode!
and her mother, Mrs. A. M. C%odington
a. Albuquerque.
Hon. H. B. Ferguson, of Albuquer
que, arrived last evening from Las We
gas, and will this evening make a ad
dress at the court house.
Hon. w. B. Childers, United State
attorney for New Mexico, left for hi
home at Albuquerque yesterday after
noon, after spending several days in tn
capital on business.
Misses Stella Sloan and Nelli
Blanchard, who spent three weeks yer,
pleasantly at Bland as the guests 0
Rev. and Mrs. G. s. Madden, have re
turned to Santa Fe.
Capt. S. S. Mathers, special agent o
the general land office, who left thi
week for Columbus and Akron, O., hi
home, will probably not return to San
ia Fe until after Thanksgiving day.
c. e. Burg, of Boston, accompanied
by Miss Tappan, went to A%lbuquerqu
Thursday afternoon, where they will
probably spend the winter. Miss Tap
pan came here for her health from Col
orado Springs several months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Sexton an,
daughters, of Minneapolis, Mimi, VIII
We're at Ojo Caliente for a month, wer
the guests this week for a day of A. c
Ireland. They left for their home vi
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad.
Hon. I. b. Hanna, superintendent o
forest reserves, and his son, who lief
this week for kankakee, ILL.,, will re
turn after election with Mrs. Hann'
and another son to take up their resi-
dence in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. e. L. Eustis on Thurs
day afternoon departed for Los An
geles, Cal, to spend the winter. MI
Eustis expects to recuperate there fror
the serious illness with which he ha
been afflicted for the past few months
Hon. NJ. G. de Baca, superintendent Q
public instruction, left this forenoon 70
Las Vegas, and will not return to SAINT
Armijo will be in his office at the cap
itol until Mr.. de Baca's return.
r. M. Hardinge, director of the loca
weather bureau, and DR.. e. w. Chris
Jensen, left this afternoon overland fo
Dolores, where they will be the guest
tomorrow of Cloyd Chapman, of tn
Edison works of the Galisteo compan
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl little and daugh
ter, of st. Louis, very pleasant people
who were here for the benefit of Mr..
Zittle's health, left the sanitarium thi
week for Albuquerque, from where the
will go to Tucson. Ariz., for the winter
Col. F. Bridgman and daughter wer
visitors in Santa Fe this week, being o
their way to California. Colonel Bridg
man is a retired paymaster of the army
and was stationed in this city fort
years ago.. He remembered the old Ian
marks well, but also saw that yer
great improvements have been made /
the city in that time.