Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-07
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

SATURDAY SMALL TALK.
Mrs. r. j. Palen is improving slowly,
but still improving.
Mrs. VIM. Craig, of Philadelphia, is
still guest at the Palace.
Surveyor Gen. Hobart returned yester-
day from short visit to Las Vegas.
Mrs. L. L. Bartlett leaves Kansas City
tonight and is expected to reach Santa
Fe Monday afternoon.
Mrs. w. II, Manderheld to-day sent
Mrs. Prince a crisp IS bill to be used
toward the plaza improvement.
Collector l. A, Hughes is expected to
return to Santa Fe from Washington
during the coming week.
Lieuts. Seyburn and Van Vliet returned
yesterday from a highly successful fishing
expedition on the upper Pecos.
Miss Scruggs, who has been visiting
here and at CeIrillos since last spring,
left to-day for her home near Nashville,
Tenn.
Mrs. A. G. Voorhees, and children and
Miss Mayme Voorhees,, left Ration on
Mondays train for Coshocton, Ohio, on a
visit,-Raton Range.
Col. D. J. M. A. Jewett, q prominent
citizen Of the White Oaks region, is in
the city and will be in this locality some
weeks on business.
Col. Bartlett, one Of Santa FEES bright
est legal luminaries, spent a few days of
last week in the city, in the interest of
his clients.-Silver City Enterprise.
On Wednesday the Christian Brothers
took the college students, 100 in number,
up the canon and the boys had grand
picnic beneath the shadow OF Monument
rock.
Miss Minnie Collier, the charming
daughter of Capt. r. w. Collier, and a
young lady who has many warm friends
In Santa Fe, has gone to Ohio on a
lengthy visit to friends.
Mrs. W. r. Crane, of Albuquerque,
widow OF the late W. +. Crane, who
committed suicide recently in Kansas
City, has secured clerkship in the PEN
sion office in Washington.
Cards have been received in Santa Fe
announcing the marriage of Miss Pearl
Talbot and Mr.. Jesse D. Robbins, Of Al
buquerque, to take place there at the Epis-
copal church on Tuesday next.
The city Of Santa Fe excelled itself and
surpassed all other towns and cities in
having the most imposing services, the
grandest procession and most literally
decorated city last Memorial day ever
witnessed in the southwest. Ration
Range.
Mr.. Samuel Eldodt, of San Juan, will
reach Santa Fe during the coming week.
He was not as sick on his return trip
across the billowy, blue deep as he was
going over. His many friends will ex-
tend cordial welcome to their genial
friend, Sam.
Miss Sara Elkins, eldest daughter Of
Hon. s. B. Elkins, was married on We'd.
nesday evening at the New York resi-
dence of her father, No. 46 west 5Sth
street, to Alexander G. Oliphant, of Tren-
ton, N. j :, son OF Gen. Duncan Oliphant.
The wedding was rather quiet affair.
Sec. Blaine and family were present. The
bride is native of Santa Fe.
Word comes from st. Louis that Mr..
Clark Carr, we'll and favorably known
here, is to be married ere many moons,
his fair bride to be Miss Mime Morrison,
the talented daughter of the late Col. Don
Morrison, and a leader in st. Louis society.
Mrs. Morrison and daughter and Mr.. Carr
were visitors here not many months ago.
The governor PASSED rather restless
night, consequently does not feel quite as
well to-day. He has been removed to the
quietest room in the house. His sister,
Mrs. Henry, arrived from New York last
evening and will assist in caring for his
comfort. Owing to the governors sick
ness the official monthly reception will
not take place this month.
Miss Beekman and Miss McNair depart
on Monday, via the A., T. 4 s. F. r. R.,
to spend their vacation in New York and
New Jersey. Miss Fitch will go to So
zorro to visit her brother. All the teach
ers expect to return to Santa Fe in Au-
gust, and the academy will reopen early
in September.
Hon. John Scott, Of Philadelphia, &C.
companed by his family and Mr.. VIM.
Doris and wife, Of Huntington, Pa, are
guests at the Palace, and they have been
doing Santa Fe to-day under the guidance
of Hon, S. B. Axtell Mr.. Scott was
member Of the U. S. senate from Penn
sylvania when Judge Axtell was men,
Der of congress from California. Mr..
Scott is now general counsel for
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mr.. Derwent Fl. Smith, who has been in
the city for several days, will leave Monday
morning for the ranches Of the Rio Arriba
Land & Cattle company, in Rio Arriba
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will re.
main there during the greater part OF
this month, and then 60 to Denver.
They do not expect to visit Santa Fe till
September.
Tickets have just been placed on sale
for the musical recital to be given at the
court house on the 18th instant, a testi-
monal benefit to Mr. Littlehales,
The best musical talent in the
city will take part in the affair,
among others, Mr.. Alfred Grunsfeld, Mrs.
Geo. Cuyler Preston, Mrs. +. W. Clancy
and others. It promises to b the music
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