Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-30
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.


| the ANtell house on Grant street
Mrs. W. L. Jones has returned home
after an extended trip north and east.
/ Mr.. Il. G.. Jones, OF Boston, is the
guest OF Major and Mrs, j. W, summer
hayes.
! The Thanksgiving dinners during the
week were several in number and swell
affairs.
Clarence S. Matthes and bride Of AIbu
Querque, left this morning for visit tt
Las Vegas hot springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derwent ii. Smith eX
pect to leave for visit TO Denver during
the coming week, probably on Tuesday
Hon. Trinidad Alarid, the efficient ter
ritOlaI auditor, has recovered from his
recent illness and is at bis official duties
MIR. r. L. Twitchell was in st. JOSEPH
during the week on visit. He is eN
pected to return early during the coming
week.
Mrs. Kirkman, of Fort Stanton, anC
Miss Kirk, of Chicago, guests at Col
Douglass quarters, depart ior their homes
next week.
Miss Cunningham, of Illinois, ell route
10 the city of Mexico for II visit, has beer
stopping with her sister, Mrs N. Lewis
for several days.
| Hon. James II. Walker and his eX
cellent family bid adieu to their Santa FL
friends on Wednesday next and 90 to take
up their home at their ColfaX county
ranch.
Mr.. C. y. Hampton, who LETT the othe
day TO try FL Paso as winter health re
sort, writes that after all there is no place
like Santa Fe, and he will probably return
here during the coming week.
The Philharmonic orchestra has decided
to give grand orchestral concert at the
court house on the 9th OF December, anC
the night following they anticipate glvln4
q similar entertainment at CerrlliOs.
Capt. Plummer departs on Monday or
six months leave OF absence, going IRIS
to Butte, Mont, to visit codsln, thence
TO Joliet, where Mrs. Plummer is spend
ing the winter, and thence to Baltimore
to visit his father.
Mrs. A. S. Muse and little daughter are
pleasant arrivals at the Palace from New
! York. Mrs. Muse is the wife of an OF
ficer Of the marines now stationed a
Mare Island She has taken a lease o
MIR. d. II. Smiths residence, and vii
spend the winter here.
The marriage of Miss Anna Davis anC
| DR.. II. 4. Hayden, of Ration, took place
Oh Tuesday last, Rev. j. McGaugley Off
ciating. The attendants were Mr.. Ii. W
Dodge and Miss Mary Teton. The bride
and groom left at once for Colorado
Springs, where they will reside.
In the national silve! convention at st
Louis, Judge S. B. AXtell, of Santa Fe
Hon. f. A. Manzanares, OF Las Vegas
and George II. Utter, of Silver City, were
giveu prominent places on committees
and Prof. Hiram Hadley, of Las Cruces
was made one Of the vice presidents.
The promoters of the rectory fund fol
the benefit OF the church OF the Holy
Faith are making very satisfactory prog
ress toward their dramatic and musica
entertainment. "The Deestrick Schulz,
with very excellent musical part, will he
presented the public about the middle o
the coming month.
The Choral union held another sue
cessful rehearsal on Tuesday evening. The
society now has about thirty members
and is making good progress. y cozy
and comfortable room Tor practice has
been secured at Mrs. Koch's, where the
rehearsals will be held every Tuesday
evening at o'clock. This is rare OPP
portunity for the singers of Santa Fe tt
yet good practice and drill under the lead
ershlp of man who has wide experience
in the east as director OF musical societies
and oratorios.
We learn from DR.. A. p. Frick, Of For
Selden, that his son, LIST Lieut.. Euclid B
Frick, recently appointed assistant sur
geon U. S. A., has been ordered to take
station at Fort Keogh, Mont. Lieut.
Frick left Philadelphia for his post OF duty
on Wednesday, the 18th inst. He is the
only son OF the doctor and q young man
of remarkable talent and bright promise
for the future. Lieut.. Prick was married
on October30 to Miss Sallie E. Bunting
OF Philadelphia, at the residence OF the
brides parents. The young bride accom-
panied her husband to Montana, where
The happy couple will begin garrison life
| in the army and VIII constitute a pleas
ant addition TO the society at TT. Keogh
Las Cruces Republican.
Mr.. Arthur Boyle has returned home
from a visit to Colorado Springs and Den
yer. While at the former place he met
the representative of the famous Battle
Creek, Mich, sanitarium, and was in
formed that branch of this institution
is about to be located in the Rocky
mountains. Colorado Springs is making
great endeavor to secure the location Of
this important institution, but the ques'
ton is not by any means settled, and
Mr. Boyle thinks it well worth the while
of Santa Feans to be on the alert in the
premises. He himself has agreed to send
to Battle Creek all the printed matter,
and general information Obtainable on
the subject of Santa Fe's climate, which
the agent of the sanitarium there kindly
has agreed to give circulation, and it is
| Just possible that even were the main
branch of this popular institution located
at Colorado Springs another branch may
be secured for this city. The subject
will be brought to the attention OF the
board OF trade at an early date.
Confirmed.