Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-23

the parsonage adjoningt the NJ, E. church.
Mrs. 4. Xeckendorf and daughter, Of
New York, were entertained early this
week by Mrs. Held and left on Tuesday
for Tucson.
Hon. f. c. Wade passed up the road
Yesterday ell route to Washington. lie
will spend the winter there with his
family and will labor early and late tC
advance New MeXico's interests.
Wedding cards were issued to-day for
the marriage OF Jose N. Cisneros and
Miss Olivama Serna, OF Rio Arriba county
on Monday next, the ceremony to take
place at the Catholic church in Chama.
Miss Fleming, well known as teacher
OF the Presbyterian mission school, is re-
turning to Santa Fe to take charge of the
day school in that institution. She has
been resting for several months at her
home in Ohio.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Miss Anna Davis to DR.. IL. B. Hayden.
The wedding takes place next Tuesday
evening at o'clock. So says the Ration
Range. Miss Davis is popular belle OF
Ration, well known to many Santa
Feans.
c. F. Easley and family have removed
to Cerrillos, and it is needless to add that
they are most welcome. Mr.. Easley is a
business man of well known integrity and
enterprise, has Il wide and influential ac-
quaintance, and in his citizenship Ger
rlllos gains an acquisition of which she
may well feel proud. -Rustler.
The friends Of Bishop Kendrick will be
pleased to learn that this able and self
DENYING prelate has been remembered i'll
the will OF q benevolent churchman OF
Columbus, Ohio, who LETT him personally,
the other day, 81 900. The bequest was
made when the right reverend clergyman
was general missionary OF southern Ohio,
before he had been raised to his present
dignity.
For to-morrow's plaza concert by the
10th infantry band z to p. No. Prof.
Creutzburg has prepared the following
grOgram:
March-Patrol of the Gnomcs . Elenberg
Uycrture-Thc Rambler. ...... :. Moses.
Waltz-The Skater ..............., NauldteufeL
SelcCtiOn--TOrquatO Ta,sO. DOnizetti
Polonaise-C Concert ......... ..,.... asst, Beissg
Mex Dauce-Roses and Thorns. ...., Rldcngue.
An adjourned meeting of the guild OF
the church OF the Holy Faith is called to
take place at the residence of Mrs. Prince
at Z 80 on Monday evening next. All
members are urged to be present and also
all those who have been asked to aid in
the forthcoming amateur theatricals.
Mrs. Prince has been designated by
Bishop kendriCk custodian OF the rec
tory fund.
Prof. Horatio 0. Ladd, the talented
representative in the field for the Santa
Fe New MEXICAN, was welcome visitor
at the Bullion office Saturday last. lie
will return in few days and will write
up Ell Paso, its past, present and future
for the enterprising journal he represents
so ably. The Bullion editor promises in
advance to assist the professor in his
task, and we are certain that our citizens
generally will give him material assist
ance.-El Paso Bullion.
Mr. J. X. Livingston, manager Of the
New Mexico town site company, spent
q portion Of this week in Ration looking
after the interest of his company. Mr..
Livingston brought with him a basket
of excellent peaches picked from the
trees on his fruit farm in the Mesilla
valley at the time when outside barba-
rans were proclaiming that New Mexico
was being devastated by blizzard. 1t is
we'll to remember that only small por-
ton of this great territory suffered from
that storm. -Raton Range.
Mrs. Kirkman, wife OF Capt. Kirkman,
I. S. A., and Mrs. Kirk, wife of q
prominent Chicago business man,
arrived from Fort Stanton last
night and are guests OF Col. and
Mrs. Douglass. They were rendered
q delightful serenade this morning by the
10th infantry band. The program was
printed on white satin and was IS follows
March-Tenth T. S. Infantry .........,.. Ripley
Overtul exp Van Wlnkle,..,..... go, Brooks
WAltZ-lhe PUstllIlOn. .........,,.... uhrDr0h
Concert Polka" Two Little butterflies" q, King
Fautasia-"La Paloma,' . ,......... Arr. Mlssud
Mexican Song-"La GolonlrinH," Creutzburg
Under the auspices OF the trustees OF the
rectory building fund Of the church of the
Holy Faith the side splitting and highly
entertaining farce, "lhe Deestric Skule,'
will be performed by Santa Fe's excellent
amateurs early in December. Prepare
ions for the production OF the play are
now being made. The cast OF characters
has not yet been fully decided on. The
New MEXICAN bespeaks the most liberal
patronage and large attendance OF the
people of this city for the entertainment.
In the first place it will be an entertain
ment in the true sense OF the word, and
i'll the second place, Il most laudable OBJ
iect will be aided.
A splendid audience greeted the Royce
Lansing Comedy company at their per-
Torrance last night, and every one seems
to feel well repaid for turning out by what
was seen and heard. The Scrap Book is
laughing, rolicking, jolly tumble from
start to finish, but it takes clever
and versatile people to carry forward
its different parts, comically, dramat-
cally and unsteady. And the
Royce-L Lansing company contains just
that sort. Ray l.. Royce is host within
himself and his assistants are each deserv-
ing OF words Of praise. The musical part
of the program elected unstinted applause
last night, the violin playing of Mr.. Motn
being especially attractive. 1t is hoped
it will not be very long before this excel
Ielu troupe aSaIn aPPeaiS III 'Se'h'o' 1 O.
Gov. Prince received a novel document
from Chief j. G. Mayes, of the Cherokee
nation, this morning, it being nothing
more nor less than Thanksgiving proc
lamation. 1t is probably the first ever
issued by the governor Of that sub-divi-
sion Of the union, and is unique in its
expression. CAS- our forefathers," says
Chief Mayes "when Natures children Of
the forest in pursuit game, around the
council fire, in simplicity did give praise
and thanks to the Great Spirit in their
yearly mystic green corn dance for the
return of his great gift to them-the In
dian corn-now to-day, as a Christian
nation of people, it is but meet that the
Cherokee people should give thanks to