Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-17
Blanca, are in the city visiting friends and

and was able to sit up on yesterday tor
short time.
Mrs. Rumsey and Mrs. Loring, now il
Omaha, expect to spend the heated tern
in Santa Fe.
R. NJ: BLACKWELL, of Las Vegas, and hi
TREND, II. +. Cason, OF Carrollton, Mo.
are visitors at the Palace.
q MI. A. Staab is having the grounds NJ
It his elegant home b9autiied under the
+ supervision of Mr.. Arthur Boyle.
g Mrs. Bernard Schuster, of Albuuueroue
q and daughter, Irma, returned during the
week from years visit to Europe.
: II. D. Benton and Miss Nellie Wripb,
c were united in matrimony Wednesday b,
Rev. |. N. Crutchfield, of Cerrillos.
Mrs L. Spiegelberg's health has been
much improved by her stay in Abuuuer.
que. She will rett~n home on Sunday
; night.
, Arthur Robertson s here from Las We
gas on visit to his father. His respect.
} ed mother is still in Pennsylvania among
friends.
A kirmes will be given by the ladies' OF
Santa te on June next. The proceeds
are to 20 toward the fund for the improve
ment OF the plaza.
Mrs II. r. Hall, wife of Lieut.. Col.
Hall, who has been visiting at Fort Marcy
Tor several weeks, leaves shortly for her
home in Los Angeles.
Col. r. M. Johnson leaves in day or
two for trip to his old home in Indiana
and through the south, expecting to be
absent some two months.
Prof. Cazin, the expert, who was sent
to examine the Santa Fe copper property,
will return from San Pedro tonight in
company with the Messrs. Raunheim.
Mr.. and Mrs Derwent H. Smith are in
Denver, Toward the latter part of June
they will 90 to the ranch of the Rio Ar.
riba Land & Cattle company for few
days.
The New Mexico delegates were re-
Gently entertained at shad bake by Mr..
Joseph at Marshall Hall, eighteen miles
down the Potomac from Washington, and
right royal time they had.
Surveyor General Hobart leaves to-
night for Las Cruces. He will be absent
several days, engaged in an investigation
grant, south of Las Cruces.
Another of those delightful parties oc-
caslonally held at Don Diego Gonzales
residence takes place tonight, when
novelty will be introduced in the shape of
a supper "a la Mexicana."
Miss Scruggs will sing at the church of
the Holy Faith tomorrow, and early next
week she departs for Cerrilos ior a ten
days visit with Mr.. Hurts family, being
accompanied by Mr.. Hurt
Miss Gilchrist, the 10 year old niece of
Mrs. Prince, will pay Santa Fe and her
aunt visit during the coming summer.
Miss Gllchrist is now in Europe and re-
turns to this country in June.
Rev. E. W. Meany and family have
gone picknicking up the canon to-day &C.
companed by Mrs. Muse and Carrie Pa
len. Lieut.. Johnson and Miss L'Enge
JON them at noon, going up on horse
back.
Mrs. W. B. Childers, the charming wife
of Hon. W. B. Childers, of Albuquerque,
and her sweet little daughter, Gladys,
are at st. N.Dcent's on visit. Little
gladys has already greatly improved in
health. {
Mr.. Geo. Cross returned yesterday from
his trip to Washington along with the
statehood boys. 1t is safe to say that {
here was no more energetic or effective d
worker among the delegates than was Mr.. q
Jross. .--Cerrillos Rustler. {
Juan Hart, of the El Paso Times, was !,
elected president of the Texas Press asso- y
'iatlon. This is only torerunner of his r
,ood luck, as it has been whispered that y
le has captured the heart and hand of q
"a Mesilla's fairest daughters. y
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Rigges C
cave next Monday for the east, where Il
lr. R1ggles will undergo medical treat c.
nent for his affliction, which has bothered t.
lm so much of late. His pulpit will be q
upplled by Rev. Dewitt Pelton. .-Socorro 8,
jhieftan. h
Miss May Constance Councilman, the .
ovely niece of Mrs. Maynadier, is in Al
uquerque on visit to Major and Mrs. .
1aynadler. Miss Councilman was
reat favorite in Santa Fe during her
isit here three years ago, and her many
riends send her herewith a warm greet
1g. j
About sixty OF the university students
njoyed their customary spring picnic at
lonument rock yesterday. The day was
perfect one and notwithstanding the
)ng ride and incessant hill scrambling
fter the arrival there, everyone enjoyed 8
lemself hugely. Not All accident, be-
ond an occasional wet foot, occurred,
nd all returned with light hearts and
ching bodies.