Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-26
FEMALE HELP WANTED,


FEMALE HELP WANTED.
To the Editor OF the New Mexican.
SANTA FE, Jan. 25.-Wanted, lady OF
refinement and culture, being thorough
teacher of at least four languages, in
which she has to speak, write and teach
in all its branches. She has to be grad
uate of some eastern college; she must
he versed in literature and the fine arts;
teach painting, also antique and modern
needle work. Has to understand some
thing of music and has to keep ut the
"qui vive" of all the novelties concerning
these branches. Approaching the COM
forts of life, she has to submit at the same
time to its primitive simplicity If neces-
sary. She has to be able to write, print
and bind q book. She has to be we'll
posted in bookkeeping. In her leisure
hours she is expected to make dresses and
do all the family sewing. She has to be
Il Gordon blue" in cooking, and preside
at grand dinners, but it is not obligatory
hat she herself has to eat or to drink. A
personal attraction would be bright and
cheerful temperament. She must not re.
sent the wrong done to her, but must suff-
fer silently, thinking where there is the
right, there is the might"
WV
SMALL TALK.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Field have returned
to Albuquerque.
Rev. DR.. Kirkwood, Of Colorado
Springs, is visiting among Santa Fe
friends.
Mr.. Upton, of Las Vegas, has been
visiting Santa Fe for several days past
and seeing the sights under Dr.. sloan's
guidance.
Mrs. Bullard, wife of Lieut.. Billiard,
10th infantry, who has been very ill dur
ing the past week, is progressing nicely
and is somewhat better.
Lieut. Walker and mother left yester.
day for the north. Mrs. Walker visits
Ration and the lieutenant joins his com
mand at Fort D. A. Russell.
Hon. Louis Sulzbacher, of Las Vegas,
who has been in the city several days as
the guest of Judge and Mrs. Waldo, re-
turned this morning to Las Vegas.
The members OF John Gray Hose team
have perfected arrangements for social
hop to take place at the Hotel Capital on
the eve of Washington's birthday, Feb
ruary %.
Born, on Tuesday last. to Lieut. and
Mrs. J. w. Little, at Fort Marcy, daugh-
ter. Mother and child doing we'll. The
New MExICAN's best wishes for the future
Of the young lady.
The Philharmonic orchestra will rem
der "Trip to Coney Island" the latest
New York musical sensation, introducing
the burlesque on Gilmores rendition OF
the Anvil Chorus from II Trovatore.
Mr.. w. G. Bowman's lecture at the
court house on Tuesday night will prove
treat for those who are keeping track
of the religious thought of the age. ''The
Two Milenniums" is his subject.
Cards for the Ilield-Staab wedding are
out. The ceremony takes place at the
elegant residence Of MIR. and Mrs. Stab
at p. M, Tuesday, February II, and the
reception will be held at 9p. m. at the
Palace hotel.
Judge L. Bradford Prince, who is a
strong advocate Of statehood for New
Mexico, and gentleman who always has
good word to say about the territory and
her people, has arrived in Santa Fe from
his trip to New York.-CitiAen.
Miss Annette Williamson, the charm
ing and vivacious daughter of Gen.
Williamson, of Albuquerque, who has
been ON visit to Mrs. Preston for some
little time, returned on Friday last to Al
buquerque, greatly pleased with her visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Knaebel left on
Sunday last for the east. Mrs. Knaebel
is suffering severely with weakness OF
her eyes, which demanded skillful medi-
cal treatment, and will remain east for
some time. Mr. Knaebel is expected to
return ON Monday next.
Miss Douglass, of Batavia, N. Y, and
her two nieces Miss Douglass and Miss
Jarvis, are guests of Col. and Mrs. Doug.
lass. Miss Lay, also of Batavia, is visit
ing at Capt. Duggan's quarters, and Mrs.
McCsig, of Montana, is guest OF Lieut..
and Mrs. Plummer.
Prof F. Creutzburg, leader Of the 10th
U. S. infantry band, furnishes the New
MEXICAN with the program for tomorrow
afternoons concert, as follows:
March Tenth U. s. Infantry ......,....,., Ripley
overture, Semira hide. .''.... kosslnl
WauZ, ArtlSta Lie ........,,.. 'otrsuos
Aria Oberto COnte Dis Boniiacio -. Verdi
Song, Russian Carriage ....,. .....'."T horntoh
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Geo. G.
Preston gave an afternoon tea in honor OF
hef visitor, Miss Annette Williamson, of
Albuquerque. The entertainment Was a
most enjoyable one and was characterized
by great elegance and completeness. The
attendance was very large ana everybody
present was delighted to be there.
Misses McIlvaine and Collier enter
tanned pleasant company Of friends on
Thursday night at Ration, and on last
night Miss McIlvaine was rendered
complimentary party by Miss Lulu
Wigham, the accomplished daughter of
the local manager o: the Maxwell Co.
Miss McIlvaina left Ration to-day for her