Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-27
SOCIAL EVENTS AT
the MEADOW CITY
Miss May Reynolds Entertained the Young
People at Her Home and Mrs. Byron
T, Mills Entertained at Six
Handed Euchre.
the ALUMNI BANQUET AND FIELD DAY
At THE NORMAL UNIVERSITY
joys Special Daily Service.

joys Special Daily Service.
Las Vegas, n. NJ, June 26--At the
card party given yesterday by Mrs
Byron T. Mills, about 80 lady friends
were present and indulged in the six
handed euchre contest. Mrs. P. C. Car
penter won first prize, Mrs, A. Minnett
took second prize and Miss Dove Will
son was satisfied with the consolation
Splendid refreshments were served and
ii pleasant Afternoon spent.
i I. Kaiser, the pleasant old fellow
that keeps the little notion store mex
to Apple Brothers on the west side
was found unconscious and lying or
the floor of his store this morning by
some of his friends. He had evidently
ruptured a blood vessel of the brain
sometime during the night and fallen
off the bed which is in the rear of the
shop. Something was first noticed to
be wrong when he did not open up as
usual and his milk was left standing
outside the door. The store was then
broken into, and Mr.. Kaiser found as
reported. A physician was summoned
and Kaiser was later removed to the
Ladies' Home for better care he be-
| ing alone here. He regained conscious
ness, but one of his arms seems paral-
yzed. Mr.. Kaiser is a man of fine edu
cation, and was formerly a rabbi at
some place south of here.
The gun club shoot yesterday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bennett
of Denver, was we'll attended by ladies,
as we'll as men, and some good shoot
| ing was done. The Bennetts are very
pleasant people, and exceptionally good
shots. The score on 20 birds was as
| follows: Mrs. Bennett II; Mr.. Bennett
IS; Dearth II; Miller IS; Ross 10, and
Quinley II. A triple rise was then shot
as partners and Mrs. Bennett and
Dearth tied Miller and Ross with out
of 8, while Mr.. Bennett and Quinley
only got birds. Mr.. Bennett repre-
sents some ammunition firm and Mrs.
Bennett takes subscriptions for
sporting magazine. The couple went
south this afternoon.
One of the Chinese joints on Railroad
avenue near Jackson street, came near
getting in trouble last night. The night
policeman found the Chinaman har-
boring a young colored girl about II
years of age. and when the policeman
knocked, the lights were quickly put
out, the rear do.u~ opened ana Miss Lu-
cinda grabbed her chapeau in hand
and left an aurora borealis in the night
air, she went through it so fast up the
street. Some of these "joints" around
town need a wholesome cleaning out,
and they will be if the proprietors do
not mend their way.
The horse case at Judge Wooster's
yesterday evening was decided In favor
of Herman Perlstein. 1t seems Perlstein
had bought the horse and Abran Sala-
Ear claimed the animal by right of
brand A on the horse. Perlstein then
paid him SIS for the animal and made
complaint and the case was decided in
plaintiffs favor; the defendant having
| to pay the costs and refund the SIS to
Perlstein. There was more gray mat
ter wasted pondering over the animal
than it was worth
The Alumni banquet last night at
the Montezuma was set for 45 plates,
only the Alumni society and the facul-
| ty, witt, few friends. being present.
Miss Murray gave toast to the new
graduates and Clarence Brown respon-
ded for the class of '02. Professor
Boucher made talk for the faculty
and Professor Hewett spoke on the
University and its work. After the
banquet the diners adjourned to the
ball room and indulged in dancing un-
til late hour.
Secretary Darnar of Colorado, has
been invited here by the local directors
of the Y. M. C. A. to explain the work
and place the benefits Of the associa-
ton before the people in public meet
ing sometime the first part of July.
There has been splendid progress made
in the solicitations for members, and
there is little doubt but what more
than the necessary $50 members will be
secured.
At the Field Day meet yesterday,
Norris Cochran made 3s points and
won the athletic gold medal given by
Mr.. Blackwell. Charles Rhodes came
next with 38 points. Cochran took the
22O yard dash, standing high and run.
ming broad jumps, and the pole vault
The rest of the eleven events We're ta-
ken by Rhodes, excepting the quarter
mile run which was won by Albert At.
kins. The other contestants were
| Thomas Upton, Carl Lehmial and
Harry Cakes. The attendance at the
meet was rather light.
Miss Teresa Long will entertain 9
large number Of her friends tomorrow
night at her home. The affair will be
held on the lawn and merriment will
reign supreme.
George Langenburg is down from Ell
Porvenir today and reports everything
serene there; some of the newspapers
reports to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. The forests are in good condition,
| and are doing WELL
II Is rumored there is to be we'd
| ding Sunday night In which Harry
Stowe and Miss Bell are to be the con-
| tracing parties.
Died, at o'clock this morning OF
hemorrhage of the lungs Robert
Wright of Chicago. The deceased was
young man. about % years Of age
and had been In Las Vegas for about
year seeking relief from his dread dis.
ease. He was apparently as we'll as
usual last night, but. took turn fol
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