Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-07-18
SOCIAL EVENTS AT
THE MEADOW CITY
The Gard Party of Mrs. F. H. Pierce at
Which Mrs. 0tero of Santa Fe, Mrs.
Tyler of Kentucky and Miss Free
man of Washington Attended.
A SURPRISE PARTY IN HONOR OF
THE BIRTHDAY OF MISS MILDRED BROWNE
Joys Special Daily Service.


noonfrom his trip to Albuq .erquc.
volney Kirk, son of Engineer Kirk
left today for Santiago, Calf, for &
visit
Tecolote had a very heavy rain yes
terday a regular deluge. lIl Porveni1
also had a good rain.
Miss Aileen Rosenthal entertained {
few of her little friends with party
today in honor of her birthday.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Cavanaugf
will leave in the next few days for Los
Angeles for an extended visit.
Mrs Lee Wright returned this after
noon from her visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Thomas Hoggsett in California.
The Montezuma Club will celebrate
it's 18th anniversary tonight at the club
with a card and dancing party.
Mrs. L. e. Trainer and family left
today for Los Angeles for couple of
months visit with Mr.. Trainer.
Mrs. Frank Manzunares. Jr., will
leave in a few days for Los Angeles to
visit her mother, Mrs. Henriques.
Mrs r. j. Van Patten and daughter
arrived here last night from Santa
Rosa and will make this city their fu-
ture home.
The Mother Superior at Weatherford,
Tex, accompanied by Sister Augustine
came in today on No. and will make
visit with the Sisters of Loretto.
Michael Grace and Edward Rich
leave tomorrow for the Finn ranch
and expect to roam wild among the
cactus and sage brush until September.
George Langenburg is down from the
forest reserve and reports everything
moving along as it should do. He is in
attendance, also. at a couple of fores
try trespass cases here today.
A. L. Moon, the deputy territorial or
ganizer of the Fraternal Brotherhood,
and his wife, arrived here today and
will take part in the public installa-
lall.
w. ]. Fleming, father of George
Fleming of this city, who has been
spending couple of weeks here, left
.oday for his home in Chicago. Mr..
Fleming was very favorably impressed
With the Meadow City.
Theron Thompson, the senior member
If the Thompson Hardware Co, is ex-
1ected here today with his wife, son
Maynard, and daughters Leila and Gail
o make six weeks visit with w. l..
Thompson and family. Mr.. Thompson
omes from Muscatine Ia.
A surprise party was given for Miss |
Iildred Browne, daughter of M. w.
Browne, at the home of Mrs. e. l..
Browne this afternoon in honor of her /
9th birthday. A number of Miss Mil
Ired's friends We're present and her
birthday was most delightfully."- cele-
,rated playing domino whist and par
aking of splendid refreshments.
Mrs. w. S. HILL sister of George p.
Money, arrived here this afternoon
rom Monterey, Mexico, where she has
,een for some time for her health She |
will visit with her brother and family |
couple of weeks before returning to
Ter home at Monona, Miss. Mrs. Hill
lad quite an unfortunate occurrence
while in Mexico, her room being enter
d while she was out and q large sum
# money taken, together with other
,aluables.
The card party given by Mrs. F. H.
Pierce yesterday afternoon was a most
delightful social event Cards We're the
amusement and Mrs. H. w. Kelly took
he first prize, and Mrs. J. A. LaRue
he second. There We're so ladies pres
mt and most pleasant afternoon
pent The visiting guests were Mrs.
Il. A. Otero of Santa Fe, Miss Free
nan of Washington, d. c., and Mrs.
Donald Tyler of Owensboro, KY, the
lister of the hostess. Splendid refresh
nents were served to the guests and /
he entire afternoon was spent in maxi |
ng merry.
The "bad word case before Judge
Wooster turned out different than the
witness, Higinia de Lucero,
igured on as she got a five spot along
With the two defendants, Juliana M.
4ucero and Margarita Lucero. 1t seems
he plaintiff dug some fence post holes
md the defendants filled them up
lgain. Over the proceeding many
naughty words We're used and hence
he complaint. The case was neigh |
,orly small quarrel and both seemed
O blame, so the judge fined them both. |
Both sides had lawyers and had a good
ime in court this afternoon. The attor-
leys say they are going to appeal the
ase to the district court. The queer
art of the proceeding is that tomorrow |
efore Judge Tafoya, the present de-
endants are to be plaintiffs over ex-
city the same case, and there is to be
jury. This sort Of "courting' seems
o be great sport to some people.
There have been numerous rumors
irculating around the territory and
nancial centers to the effect that the
anta Fe Central railroad was inse-
urely backed, and that it was finan-
tally weak. We can state on authori-
v that seems worth while that such is
ot the case, and give the facts regard
ng where the rumor started. The ru-
1or was given credence by the state
lent Of a son of one of the big and
-ealthy railway magnates while en-
quite with a party of capitalists to
Washington on one Of the eastern
Junk lines that the road had no back
lg and was financially insecure. AZ
er the statement was made. one Of thel