Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-16

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two children. Mrs. Dent is sister of the
late President Grant. The party travel
IA a special ear placed at their disposal
by the D. Il K. Il. company. Capt. Mar
shall is now stationed AT Fort Leayen-
wor, h. He has u uost OF old friends here
to give him and his friends welcome.
The Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tian Endeavor gave Il delightful social at
the residence Of MIR. +. 3. Seward Tues
day evening. The members of the society
gave proof to large number OF their
friends of their ability to entertain. The
social element enters largely into the work
Of the society, and it is the intention Of
the local society to make these socials
one OF its permanent features. Another
will be given soon. The Y. Z. 5. G. +. is
becoming an important factor in Chris
tan work throughout the United States,
there being now about 400 600 members
Hon. K. A. Reeves left yesterday for
his home in Texas, carry ing with him the
best wishes OF all New Mexico people
whose pleasure it was to know him. He
had hoped to remain long enough to see
his successor duly installed in office, but
circumstances forbade this. Judge Reeves
and his good wife promise to visit Santa
Fe often in the future. They will always
find a hearty welcome.
The daily plaza concert by the 10th I.
). infantry band takes place between the
hours of and o'clock. For tomorrow
the program is:
aarcn--4 atrlck's Day Parade. sohacht
,eection-Fr, OPP, Il lrovatore. &c.. Verdi
Aaltz-rhe Position O.. .............. Fahrbach
spanish Serenade.... b.. ...... Ellenberg
| rOlka-Remem hrance of West Point .. Rrhm
luaurile-Royal Irish. .............,....Rlv lere
A good many people here will remem-
Der the Hon. Smiley l.. Chambers, Of
Vincennes, Ind, who was here on a visit
last summer. He has just been appoint
ed U. S. district attorney for Indiana by
President Harrison. Mr.. Chambers is
interested with Mr. C. B. Clark, of this
city, in several promising mining prop
critics in south Santa Fee county.
Hon. W. W. Griffin, president OF the
First National bank of Santa Fe, left this
afternoon for visit to West Virginia and
Washington. Mr.. Grittin's parents in
West Virginia are very old and feeble,
and he will spend some little time with
them before returning.
Col. and Mrs. Z. l.. Bartlett left
this afternoon for the east. Mrs. Bartlett
viii remain at Kansas City, kas., visiting
friends, and Col. Bartlett goes to Wash
ington and New York state. They will
be- absent about month.
C. NJ. Creamer, the popular Santa Fe
druggist, has been commissioned presi-
dent OF the territorial board of pharmacy.
A good selection Albuquerque Citizen.
Mr.. J. R. Clark and his handsome wife
pleasant Montana people, have been
quests at the Palace for several days.
they LETT to-day for San Pedro,
On Thursday Mr.. Chas. Bishop cele.
brated his birthday and was surprised b.
ii pleasant company OF about forty friends
during the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Quinby, OF New York, are
quests at the Palace. They are here Oh g
visit to their son, Geo. T. Quinby, OF tile
geological survey.
Mrs. A. Stab has been in Albuquerque
during the past week on visit to hel
daughter, Mrs. Louis llfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling, of New York
cousins OF Mrs. Geo. Cuyler Preston, ore
IN the city on visit
Gov. Ross passed up the road yester'
day from Las Cruces, and will visit owe,
Sunday at Springer.
Col. V. S. Shelby is on business triI
to Denver in company with James Lynch
OF Elizabethtown.
Miss Helen Beckwith returned home
to-day after visit to the Mesilla valley.
Mrs. W. c. Hurt, OF Cerrillos, is on
! visit among Santa Fe friends.
Col Thomas Smith is on business
trip to Las Cruces.
Col. and Mrs. Knapp get away for St
Louis tonight.
Bishop kendrck left for Las Vega
this afternoon.