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THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M.
PAGE FIVE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1910.
UNITED STATES BANK & TRUST CO;
CAPITAL S51.HI0.0
Does a General Banking Business
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Your Patronage Solicited
N. B. LAUGHLIN, President H. F. STEPHENS, Cashier,
' W. E. GRIFFIN, Asst.-Caseier
S The readers of the New Mex-
ioan are invited to contribute
to this column, but are request-
ed to have their announce-
X ments in the office of the New
Mexican by Friday noon of
each week. Address "The
Social Calendar, Santa Fe
New Mexican."
Monday, October 24 Girls Club
meets in the afternooo at the home of
Miss Hanlon. . ,.
many friends. ' i
About 25 members of the younger
set gave a dance in Library Hall last ,
night, Mrs.. A. J. Fischer served as
chaperon? and the boys and girls, :
many of whom attend the high school,'
had an enjoyable time. Miss Pankey I
and Miss Jacks played violin selec- j
tions which were much appreciated
, Miss Madeline Mills, who was to have
been one of the guests but is serious
ly ill, was sent a program with the
autographs of all the guests aud also
a sample of the dainty refreshments
served.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-1
tion James E. Clark has returned from j
a hunting trip to the Pecos forest in !
Tuesday, October 25 Tea ? at the oa" -is" county, wnue ne secur
home of Mrs. A. B. Renehan, 3 to 5, ini ed 110 lal'se game on account of the
honor of Mrs. Charles W. Fairfield. I snow- whlcn at Harvey's Upper Ranch
Friday, October . '28 The Fifteen !was three ieet deeu. he lagged lots
Club will meet In the afternoon at the!01' sma11 8ame. Including grouse. R.
j home of Mrs. Paul A. F. Walter, 405 j n- was
f Tiicf 1alaso avfiTtiio f Clark.
with Superintendent ,
FLORIDA
and
CALIFORNIA
GRAPE
II
Now is the Time for putting up Concord Grapes
1910 crop op english everything in fresh
Walnuts & almonds , fruits & vegetables
OYSTERS
SaT H. S. KAUNE&nO
PHONE
No. 26
FOR SALE OR RENT
Residence property with all modern
conveniences, hot-water heat etcetc.
Also furnished rooms for rent.
O C- WATSON &, COMPANY
Real Estate Insurance .. Surety Bonds
Santa Fe, New Mexico
119 San Franciscu St. ' . Plione. Red Ho. 189
HAND PAINTED CHINA,
Upholstered Leather Rockers, and Mahogany Rockers
Mission and Oak Dining Room Suits
Akers-Wagner Furniture Co.
EXPERT EMBALMERS & FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT THE ROOMS OF TH E
Santa re Trail Curio Company
WE HAVE A FEW MORE OUTLINE MAVAJO RUGS
THAT WE ARE GL0SIN6 OUT TO MAKE ROOM FOR
OUR NEW STOCK.
Curios - - Blankets
Baskets ;
New Management.
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SPRINGER, NEW MEXICO
Offers irrigated lands in tracts of all sizes, raw lands, t
under ditch, 840 00 to 75 00 per acre, under cultivation ' ,
' and highly improved; 860.00 to 8175 00 per acre. These are
ideal homes ready for you.
Dry Farming Lands7l$5.d0 "to $20.00 per acre
tANOHES, We are prepared to locate settlers on gov- RANCHES,
LVRGB eminent land. We have tM-tgatlon-enter- IjARGIS
AND . prises, needlnn capital. Moneyed men are AND
SMALL invited tocorrespond with us.. , : : : SMALL.
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Shawgos Parisian Cleaning and Dye Works
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Friday, October 28 At 7:"0 p. m.
at Loretto Hall, drama, "The Heirs of
Rockford," by the pupils of Loretto
Academy for the benefit of the chapel.
Tickets may be had at the door.
Monday, October 31: Hal'oweVn j
party by Mrs. Gable and Mrs. Fischer
at the Library Assembly rooms. j
Monday, November 7: Oppning of j
fifth reunion of Scottish Rite Masons.
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS.
The Saturday Card Club will not
meet this afternoon.
Attorney E. P. Davies Is home from
a business trip to Estanoiai
Delegate H. M. Dougherty was a vis
itor in Albuquerque yesterday.
C. C. Wheeler, a traveling man from
Holland. Mich., is in the city.
C. R. Wise, representing a dental
supply house, is at the Palace.
Mrs. Willie Adams, of Colonia Diaz,
Old Mexico, is at the Claire.
Fred H. West, a dry goods salesman
of St. Louis, is calling on the trade.
Marcus P. Kelly of Albuquerque, is
in Santa Fe, on insurance business.
D. D. Ferrell, the well known auto
mobile salesman, is here from El
Paso.
' Deputy . Internal Revenue. Collector
T. C. McConnell was a visitor in Las
Vegas yesterday. : '"
Territorial Auditor and Mrs. W. G.
Sargent are expected home from Den
ver on next Wednesday.
T. S. Woolsey of Albuquerque, an
employe of the U. S. forest service,
registered at Gregg's last evening.
lSronson Cutting i:iis moved into the!
Wilson residence on Huena Vista !
Heights and will spend the winter j
there. His sister Mrs. George Cabot;
i Ward, who spent the past few months1
there, will probably return to New j
(York the end of the month. i
Dr. Robert Smart of Albuquerque1
was called in consultation today by !
the physicians .attending Miss Made-!
line Mills at the executive mansion.
Her condition is about the same, but i
the physicians say that the prognosis!
at present is favorable to quick re-
covery. i
Simon Stern, a well known mer-
j chant, arrived yesterday from the
Duke City, and appeared before the
I committee on taxation of the consti
j tutional convention. They came as
j representatives of the Commercial
Club of Albuquerque, and offered cer
tain limitations on tne tux rate aB
adopted by that club recently.
A pleasant surprise was given Miss
Julia Conley Wednesday evening, it
being her eighteenth birthday. Those
present were the Misses Jones, Hart-'
ley, Windsor, Krick, Lntz, Bell, Pear
son, Conley and the Messrs. Butts, !
Hartley, Bowlds, Muller, Salas. j
Bowlds, Enderly, Stevenson, Ham pel, !
Loomis, Sonikson and Vickroy. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Last Tuesday evening the Bar As
sociation of Cincinnati held its annual
meeting, and ' invited Hon. L. Brad-!
ford Prince to make an address on :
irrigation. The occasion brought to
gether the leading men of the city,!
WILSON
Heater
Stop and figure out
how much money you
would save if you cut
your fuel bills right in
two, and still doubled
the heating power of
your coal. The result
will be the strongest of
all arguments why you
ought to own a Wilson
Hot Blast Heater. It is
constructed upon en
tirely original prin
ciples, which are so
thoroughly efficient
and practical as to
make the Wilson the
greatest heater in the
world. Chief among
these is the famous
Hot Blast
Dtown Draft
owisTh1 Time
To Buy Stoves
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD
OF HEATERS AND RANGES.
THE MONARCH MALLEABLE RANGE IS
THE BEST AND STRONGEST ON EARTH.
IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A RANGE OR
A HEATER, REMEMBER THAT WE
CARRY THE BEST STOVES ON THE
MARKET. THE WILSON HEATER IS
THE BEST HEATER JUST AS SURE AS,
TEDDY THE LION TAMER IS THE
BIGGEST MAN IN THIS COUNTRY.
THEY ARE POWERFUL HEATERS,
DURABLE AID ATTRACTIVE LOOKING
STOVES.
COME IN AND SEE
YOURSELVES
FOR
through which all gases ge- r-.d an
burned, eliminating all waste.
THE SANTA FE
HARDWARE and
SUPPLY CO.
Miss Ruth Windsor, of Cowles, is 'and gave an opportunity of present-
visiting friends in the city and Is the ling the advantages of the southwest
house guest of Miss Eulah Hartley. which Governor Prince availed him-
Miss Louise Pruyn left this forenoon j self of to the fullest extent. To most
for Kansas City to visit a sister, who of those present the wonderful re-(
is ill at a Kansas City hospital. suits of irrigation were a revelation.
The Fifteen Club will meet on Fri- The Very Rev. Mother Praxedes,
motner general or tne ioretto nuns,
is here from Loretto, Kentucky, and
will spend a few days at the convent. 1
Mother Praxedes has held the position
of mother general for the past fifteen :
years. She is well known In New i
Mexico as she was stationed many
day of next week at the home -of Mrs
Walter, 405 East Palace avenue. Mrs.
Laughlin will preside.
Assistant Attorney General H. S.
Clancy has gone to Farmington to
represent the Territory at the sale of
the farm that has escheated to it and
which is valued at $30,000.
Receiver N. V. Gallegos of the land
Millinery Thats New;
ALL THE NEW
SHAPES & TRIMMINGS
JUST RECEIVED
if Its Anything in
HATS, VEILS etc.
See Us First
MISS A MUGLER.
it was midnight when the guests left
for their homes. Those present, be-
years ago at Las Cruces, and has also sides the hostess, were Mr. and Mrs.
been at the convent at Loretto Heights
office at Tucumcari is spending
week end in the city attending the
convention and visiting friends. He
will return home tonight.
E. S. Crist, son of Delegate J. H.
Crist, arrived yesterday from Denver
where he is attending school. He
will visit his father here for a few
days.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. A. B. Renehan for a tea between
the hours of 3 and 5 at her home
Tuesday, October 23. It will he in
honor of Mrs. Charles W. Fairfield.
Dr. T. P. Martin, B. G. Randall
and ,T. W. Dwire ofsTaos arrived from
Roswell last evening on their way
home from the meetings of the Mason
ic grand lodge bodies of the Territory.
Mother Wilfrid La Monte, mother
vlcaress of the Loretto nuns, ana
Mother Barbara, formerly mother su
perior at the Loretto academy in this
city, have returned to Pueblo after
visiting here several days.
the i Denver and in FIoHsant, Mo. She is
accompanied by Sister Mechildes of
the Loretto academy at Pueblo, Colo.
Invitations have been received In
this city to the wedding on Monday
forenoon at East Las Vegas of Au
rora F. Gallegos, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Isidor V. Gallegos, and Joaquin
F. Sandoval, son of Mr. and Mrs. En
carnaclon Sandoval. The ceremony
Wheeler, Mrs. Lolita Alarid, Misses
CeleStina Baca of Las Vegas, Mamie
Bulger, Eloisa Delgado, Pauline Gar
cia, Opal Sanford, Lena Baca, Petrlta
Delgado, Amelia Sena. Freddie Mer
cer, Amelia Baca. Messrs. Peter
Chavez of Albuquerque, Fred Digneo, ;
George Mignardot, William Beaehain,
Daniel C. Ortiz, Gilbert Mirabal, Fred
Lopez, Hilario A. Delgado, William '
will take place at the church of the W. West, Constant Chapman, James
Immaculate Conception. At 2 o'clock Baca, Edward Berardinelli, Manuel
in the afternoon, a reception will takt
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ,
Gallegos and in the evening a dance
at Mackel's hall..,! . '
Mrs. James L. Seligman gave a tea
Thursday afternoon at her home on
K.ast Palace avenue, in honor of Mrs.
George AV. Snyder and Mrs. William
H. Hill, of Pittsburg, sisters of Mrs.
Standley G. Small of this city. Four
score or more attended the affair
which was one of the most enjoyable
of the season. The dining room table
Lujan.
(Continued on Page Eight.)
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W-. THE 11AMNI IIIIAMl. .
A tf
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yean known as Best, Safest, Always ReliiM
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The pupils in the seventh and eighth was artistically decorated in a yellow
grades at Loretto academy gave a color scheme. Mrs. Jaffa, Mrs. Palen,
.. :' . ....... ' i
. !and
MieiHlT
surprise party last night to their new
teacher, Sister Reginald. The affair
was held from 2 to 5 p. m. and was
greatly enjoyed. 1
A party of Cincinnatians arrived
yesterday at the Claire and will go to
the Estancia valley today to look after
claims, In the party were E. Q.
Brown, Mrs. I. L. Brown, Miss Brown
and Miss Turner.
A delightful affair was the surprise
party given Mrs. Jaffa last night in
honor of her birthday which was cele
brated by her many friends. The af
fair was indeed a surprise to Mrs.
Jaffa for it had been quietly planned
by several ladies.
Mr aud Mrs. Carl A. Bishop gave
a dance Thursday night to a few
friends af the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry P. Bardshar in honor of Miss
Shirley Packer of Boston, who is vis
iting Mrs. Bishop.
, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Kidder of Boston,
arrived yesterday and will spend some
time in the Ancient City which Mr.
Kidder formerly visited. Mr. Kidder
is an archaeologist and the son of a
distinguished Boston banker.
Mrs. George W. Snyder and Mrs.
William W. Hill, of Pittsburg, are
visiting Dr. and -Mrs. Standley G.
Small. Both are sisters of Mrs. Small
and although they have been here only
a few days they have already made
Mrs. Ervien and Mrs. Cartwright serv
ed assisted by Miss Ruth Laughlin.
Miss Anita Bergere, Miss Mary Foree.
Miss Flo Moore and Miss May Spita
Mrs. Renehan, Mrs. Rolls, Mrs. Small,
Mrs. E. C. Abbott and Mrs. Arthur
Seligman also assisted.
The Rev. James Grattan Mythen
entertained the cast of the play "Why
Smith Left Home" at . the rectory
Thursday night. Mrs. Palen acted as
hostess and she waB assisted by Mrs..
Bean. Besides the members of the
cast who held a very jolly reunion,
there were present two out of town
guests. Mrs. George Cabot Ward, of
New York City, and Dr. Lawrence M.
Bishop of Varenna, Italy, a playwright,
and wno is visiting Bronson Cutting when putting up a prescription
with whom he toured Egypt a short
time ago. Mrs. Bean and her daugh
ter, Miss Virginia Bean, the distin-
nthprl vnimer vloliniHf nlnvcH rpt.
eral delightful musical gems on the Tne ingredients are full strength,
vioi;n to the keen enjoyment of every fresh, and of the best standard
ore. . At a seasonable hour refresh- makes. In case of sickness you make
ments were served, John Hunt being no mistajte in having your prescrip-
uie caterer. ,
Ghildrens Dresses Cloaks
MAKERS HAVE REACHED A POINT
WHERE THEY TURN OUT DREJJE
FOR THE LITTLE MIE-5 WHICH RI
VAL THo.SE OF THEIR ELDERS IN
PERFECTION OF .STYLE AND FINISH.
MANY FABRICS ARE REPRESENTED
IN OUR SHOWING. SOME ARE ELA
BORATE OTHERS PLIAN.
SIZES 6 TO 14,
PRICES FROM $1.50 TO $14.00
SPLENDID VALUES IN AUTHENTIC
STYLES IN MANY FAVORED rABRICS
AND THE NEWEST COLORINGS or
THE SEASON IN MISSES CLoAKS
RANGING IN PRICE TRoM $2.25 To
$9,00 FOR THE LITTLE MISSES, AGE
2 TO 14 YEARS
HATS AND CAPS FOR BOTH BoYS
AND GIRLS IN ALL THE LATEST
STYLES AND COLORS, PRICES To
SUIT EVERYBODY.
THE ABOVE ARE ABSOLUTELY NEW
.AND THE MOST UP-TO-DATE To BE
SEEN.
W. N: TOWNSEND & CO.
WE ENDEAVOR To TREAT OUR
PATRONS IN SUCH MANNER AS
TO MERIT THEIR PATRONAGE,
thte prescription clerk ;
must know his business thoroughly :
!
A COMPETENT PHARMACIST, i
puts up our prescriptions.
SOFT DRUMS
Telephone Red 3$ and km
your orders delivered
Tfce following re suggested to the thirsty as something
eool and inviting-
GINGER ALE, WILD CHERRY, LEMON SODA, IRON BREW,
ROOT BEER, KLONDIKE FIZZ, COCO COLA, .
TABLE MINERAL WATERS.
SANTA FE BOTTLING WORKS.
HENRY KRICK, Proprietor
All drinks made from filtered water.
Em,
iranxxinxnu.-i iixti
Miss Margaret Alice Johns enter
tained a delightful party at her home
on College street last Wednesday eve
ning. A very enjoyable time was had.
Several popular old games were play
ed, and many new games were intro
duced which afforded great amuse
ment. Refreshments were served and
tions put up by us.
THE CAPITAL
PHARMACY
Successors to Stripling-Burrows & Co.
CLARENDON
GARDEN
K V.BOYLK Mgr,
CL1REHD0N POULTRY YARDS
RIPE FRUIT NOW
CUT FLOWERS, WEDDING
BOUQUETS, and FUNERAL
DESIGNS.
FRESH LAID EGGS every day
Cure bred barred Plymouth Rocks and White Wyandotte. Chickens
are yarded in the orchard under the trees mid fed oi, clean wholesome food
only. No chance of Tuberculosis (terms nor Ptomaine poisoning, -A
FKW FAT MENS FOR KATING.
'Bill
4 Houf Electric Service
WIRE UP THOSE DARK PLACES
We m Agents Call SiS Operation
.'. Santa Fe Water 'ND Light Company
DAY
and