Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-16
SMALL TALK,

Judge w. H. Whiteman is in Albu-
querque.
Mrs r. Z. Twitchell is in st. Joseph,
Mo, on q visit.
Hon. E. A. Fiske returned this morn
ing from Albuquerque.
Lieut.. PIummer leaves on the LIST for
an extended visit east.
Hon. H. L. Waldo left for Las Vegas
last evening on legal business.
Mr.. Alfred M. Grunsfeld, one of Santa
FEES most popular young merchants, re-
turned last evening from lengthy visit
to New York.
Another of those delightful public re-
ceptiOns took place at the governors
parlors on Wednesday night and was
largely attended.
A number of army officers from Union,
Wingate and Bayard are expected to be
called to visit Santa Fe about the LIST on
court martial duty.
Col J, W, Dryer, of Ration, has just
returned from lengthy trip to Kansas
City and for the next three or four months
will be at home at the Una de Cato ranch
in ColiaX county.
Mrs. w. H. Manderfeld and daughter,
Miss EugPnia, are in Washington city
visiting relatives. They will return home
about the middle of December.
-. and Mrs. Frank w. Clancy are in
Albuquerque visiting friends. Mr. Clancy
is also attending to important lega bust
ness before the district court now there
in session.
Mr.. Chas. W. Gilman, pleasant New
Yorker and an artist in water Culors of no
inconsiderable merit, is a guest at the
Palace and may spend the winter i'll the
historic city.
Hon. Chas. F. Easey and little son
left to-day for Cerrillos, where the new
home will be put in readiness for Mrs.
EaSley and the childen, who will follow
in few days.
Col. w. L. Rynerson, of Las Cruces,
the New MEXICAN is gratifed to announce
to his many friends here, IS gradually
and slowly but surely recovering from
his recent illness.
Mrs. Kirkman, wife of Capt Kirkman,
U. S. A, and Mrs. Kirk, wife of promi-
nent Chicago business man, handsome
and charming ladies', will arrive in Santa
Fe next week on visit to Col. and Mrs
Douglass.
Mrs. A. Zackendorf and daughter,
former well known Santa Fe ladies', ar
rived at noon to-day and are guests for a
few days at Hon. Sol. Spiegelberg's resi-
damn Thou feO1,, No,r Vel.
route to visit relatives in Tucson.
Mr.. Samuel I. Halstead, of Brooklyn,
Y. Y, arrived during the week and will
remain in this terri DRY for the benefit of
MS health and on account of New Mexi-
.o's beautiful climate. He bears letters
IF introduction from New York friends to
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince. Mr. Halstead is
very welcome.
For to-morrow's plaza concert by the
lott. infantry band Prof. Crutzenburg
has arranged the following program:
Aarch-4 orktown.. 60. ... ..'... Lemoire.
ver ure-Light Cavalry ................,.ou ppe.
,eeci ion-trom Up. Purtani. ........... Bellini.
laz Irka-Far wei Observation-Disclosures. Hecke |
ltX Dauza-Chloe .......... ....,..,... &C.. -.
The 'Rectory Fund Promoters" of the
,hurch of the Holy Faith, have decided
o present to the people of Santa Fe Dion
3onciCault's famous play, London AS |
urance." The ladies and gentlemen who |
ave the matter in charge are conf d mt
hat they will he able to give the peri RIM
nee i'll the early part OF next month.
The caste will probably be made up of the |
talented ladies and gentlemen:
hrs. E. l.. Bartlett, Mrs. IL. 5. Church,
'lrs. r. j. Palen Miss Staab and Messrs.
BARTLETT, Palen, +. w. Clancy, }. d.
'roudtit, Clark Gregg, H. S. Clancy,
'homas Littlehales and Mr.. Twitchell.
Miss Scruggs, of Tennessee, is the guest
t her aunt, Mrs. W. G. Hurt, of Ger
ilos, and will be a frequent visitor to
anita Fe this winter. The CHATTANOOGA
ines, in speaking of her departure saws
Next Monday Huntsville society will
Ise one of its brightest and loveliest gems,
liss Maggie Scruggs leaves for Santa Fe,
|. NJ, on an extended visit to relatives,
nd she will prove charming addition
} the social circles there. She is a
raduate of the Huntsville Female col
Eye, and also of the Cincinnati conserva-
Dry of music. With her charms of beauty
nd grace of person, she possesses a
Dice of much culture and remarkable
Ielody."
Prof. James finished his course of do
lmlc lectures in santa Fe by exhibiting
nd explaining, last night, views on Pic
lresque India" The architecture of
any Of the temples and tombs; the spe-
al and distinctive feathers of the great
ties; the peculiarities of appearance and
'ess of tile inhabitants; the beauties of
e Vale of Cashmere; the grandeur OF
Ie HimaIayas, the snow capped peaks of
hi h were exhibited in the rosy light of
lnrlse the wlldness of rocky gorges and
aiming cataracts; the exquisite mellow
ass of views of the Ganges yelled with
itly tinted haze-all were presented
the professor s own admirable methods
hose who have not seen these views and
card these lectures have missed, through
ecessty or through indifference to liter
y and aerthetical etertainments, rare
,portunity. !
The Metals Jumping.
Santa Fe mining men are watching the
stern metal market with especial inter-