Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-18
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train with all the choicest fruits proiu"r,
here. The following extract will convey
an idea of the general tone rl the rpsou
tons above referred to:
I'VE were greeted at Chicago by TIM
whole-souled, big-hcarted Odd Fellows o
that marvellous city by the lake. w
were the recipients OF lavOrs unnumbcrcC
at the twin cities OF the Naw-kansa
City, Mo, and Kansas City, kas. Topeka
and Wichita, each as bride adornet
herself for our coming, and gracefully
grariousy, grandly entertained us. Al
kansas--young, but OF giant growth an(
generous as mother from our first en-
trance within her borders until We passe(
beyond her western limits ShOwere(
upon us kindnesses and blessings. Colo
RADIO, radiant gem of our constellation
hailed US as we Travelled on, with the
greetings of brothers beloved. New Mex
lean hospitality WAS all unsel6sh, large as
her area and pure as the air on her noun
tain heights. Her cities of the Meadows
of Holy Faith and the White Church
filled our every want, and, like the mis-
sion fathers OF old, invoked blessing on
blessing upon us. Then Arizona, arit
and dry for the most part, gave us joy in
her sky OF silver and her sunset of gold
Journeying on, we reach the land
"Where everlasting spring abides,
And never-with'r ring flowers"
and at Barstow, San Bernardino, and
continuously on to Los Angeles, we were
adorned with flowers and RECALLED with
fruits, and everywhere joyously greeted
and gladly welcomed.
Resolved, That copies of these resolu.
tons be transmitted by the grand secre.
tary to the several parties above named.
Henry c. Hedges, of Ohio; VIM. W.
Morris, of Kentucky; C. L. r. Campbell,
of Ontario A. L. Hill, of Virginia; An.
drew Redhefler, OF Missouri; Alfred Oren.
dorH, of Illinois; Clas. NJ Busbee, Of
North Carolina.
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD, Grand Sire.
THEo. A. Ross, Grand Secretary.
Accompanying this handsome souvenir
which will be framed and preserved by
the local Odd Fellows, is letter from the
grand secretary to Mr.. s. T. Reed, grand
secretary OF the grand lodge of New Mex
leo, reading as follows
Dear Sir & Bro.-By direction OF the
sovereign grand lodge hand you here
with a copy of the resolutions passed by
that body in recognition OF the courtesy
extended by the Odd Fellows and citizens
OF Santl Fe to the officers and members
OF the sovereign grand lodge in
September, 1889, during the journey from
their homes to Los Angeles, Cal.
Please place in hands of the proper
parties, Fratetnally yours,
THO. A. Ross, Grand Secretary.
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On Monday last, at the church of Our
Lady of Guadalupe, in the presence OF a
vast throng OF friends and we'll wishers
Rev. Jas, II. De Four spoke the solemn
words that united for life Mr.. MigueI
Ortiz and Miss Beatriz Alarid, the pretty
and highly educated daughter Of Hon
Trinidad Alarid, our worthy territorial
auditor. The principal attendants were
the BRIDES brother, Mr.. LUIS +. Alarid
and wife, who were accompanied by Hon
Gavino Ortiz and wife, Frederick AlariG
and sister, J. Ortiz and Miss Rita Ortiz
Facundo Ortiz and Miss Isabel Stevens
lgnacio Ortiz and sister, Adelaide Ortiz
and Miss Susie Stevens, Frank Ortiz anC
sister, Antonio Ortiz and Miss Adelaids
Ortiz. The bride looked radiant in s
costume of white silk and lace and hel
hair was ornamented with orange bios
SONS and pearls. The brides attendants
were robed in pretty COSTUMES of white
The Trinity society's band led the
bridal procession from the church to the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, and il
was made up of some sixty carriages. Al
the home the immediate friends and rel
atives OF the family made it q grand gals
day, the band being in constant attend
ance. In the evening public reception
was held, and guests were present to tie
number OF between 600 and 700. A Crane
feast was served and dancing Was in.
dulged in till late hour. The leading
people Of this section of the territory were
present to enjoy the event and offer theil
congratulations to the popular young
bride and groom. During the supper
hour many toasts were responded to, that
of Gov. Princes being particularly happy
and appropriate. A large and costly
collection Of wedding gifts was received
by the happy bride and groom. May JOY
and prosperity ever attend these young
people. wv
One of the most elegant entertainments
ever given in Santa Fe took place or
Wednesday evening last at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stab. The palatial
family residence was tastefully and ap'
propriately decorated. The 10th infantry
orchestra furnished delightful music.
Guests commenced to arrive at o'clock
dancing commenced at and was kept
up till II 80, when a very choice supper
and the finest Of wines were served,
Dancing recommended at and ceased al
8 a. m. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Staab, assisted
by Miss staab and Miss Bertha Staab
succeeded most admirably in making the
occasion very enjoyable one.
Among those present we're: Gov. ant
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince, Col. and Mrs
Douglass, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Spiegelberg
Col. and Mrs. Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Clancy, Maj. and Mrs. Palen, Capt. and
Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Cleary, of Fort
Wingate, Col. and Mrs. Bartlett, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Smith, Capt. and Mrs
Duggan, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston, Lieut.
and Mrs. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Twitchell
Mrs. Plummer, Mrs. T. B. Catron, Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Clancy, Lieut.. and Mrs
Van Vliet, DR.. and Mrs. Symington
Lieut.. Seyburn, Mr.. Hughes, Mr.. Lind.
helm, Mr.. Proudft, Mr.. A. Seligman.
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SMALL TALK.
Picnickers in the Santa Fe canon will
be plentiful from this time on.
Judge H. l.. Waldo leaves tomorrow
for Las Vegas on legal business.
Mrs. s. T. Reed and Miss Mabel Bishop
are visiting friends in Las Vegas.