Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-25

An uVerCOHt or dllSter
Ice skating parties are all the 90 among
the bellies and heauy at Las Vegas.
NJ 8. T. B. Catron is in Aguas Calientes,
Mexico for the benefit OF her health,
II. L. Pickett, ESQ.,, Of Silver City, at
tending the supreme court fCr the past
three weeks, lett for home yesterday.
Mevleit Bruner, handsome Young at
torney in Albuquerque, was admitted to
practice before the supreme court on
Thurs, ay.
Chama people will tonight enjoy a
"tarnival of Nations" at their public
school hall. The Chamaltes are very
sociable folk.
Col Edward Haren, the popular immi-
grafton agent for the Santa Fe route, de-
parts this afternoon for his headquarters
at Kansas City.
Mr.. Ernest Grunsfeld departs this al
ternoon on months visit to New York.
The New MEXICAN follows him daily TO
462 Broome street.
Siegfried Grunsfeld lett for Albuquer-
que Yesterday, and will remain there till
about March l, when his brother Ernest
| returns from the east.
Hon. and Mrs n. Gales, OF Hillsboro,
are in Minneapolis, Mimi, visiting
friends. The DAILY NEW MEXICAN keeps
them posted on home news
Mr.. Derwent H. Smith has been on the
sick list for the past week, but IS now
convalescent. Mrs. Smith returned from
the home ranch on the Chama ON Thurs
day.
Col. Frost left yesterday for Las Cruces
to attend the sessions of the Masonic
Grand lodge, OF which body he is a Past
Grand Master. He returns Wednesday
next.
Word comes up from Silver City that
Mr.. W. A. Leonard, of the Enterprise,
has just become the happy father OF Il fine
boy babe. The New MExICAN's congrat-
ulations.
Stuart F. Loughborough is visiting
relatives in st. Louis and Washington
d. G. On leaving Cerrllos he limited
that he might bring back relative"
with him.
Hon Frank Springer lett Thursday for
New York, where he will attend the an
nual meeting OF the Maxwell Grant com
pany. Mr.. Pels followed Yesterday. They
will return via Washington city.
The weal her being favorable tomorrow
afternoon the following program will he
rendered in the plaza by the 10th infantry
band:
b tue Bells OF scotland solo for orneu Hartmann
y erture-N lillian Tell............. no nj
oelectlou-lulquatol asso .......... Donizcttl
| Concert Polka-LleOpatra dor pICculO) Damare
| song-La Golondrina arr. by CreutzDurg
On Thursday evening, January 3d. Gov.
l.. Bradford Prince, of Santa re, will de-
liver his popular lecture on Queen Fash
ion," in tue Presbyterian chur, h. On
Saturday evening, February To- President
Slocum, OF Colorado Springs, will deliver
lecture; subject, The Earl of Skates
bury" These lectures are to raise funds
to purchase books and apparatus for the
academy.-Optic.
The Lotos Dancing club has been or.
gained and the following officers have
| been elected: Robt. w. Fisher, presl-
dent; Geo. A. johnson, vice president;
tr. nix II. Hughes, ST. cretary and treas
urer. The fist dance of the seres Will
he given Thursday evening, Feblulry 10,
81 Invitation affair. Invitations will be
issued about the LIST OF February.
"a delightful Progressive Heart" party
was given by Mrs. Il. +. Nv tchell iii
honor Of her sister, Mrs. Arthur A. Cover,
OF st. Joseph, last evening. Among those
present were Major and Mrs. Palen, Mrs
Thornton and Miss Maltby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ireland, Mr.. and Mrs. u. q. Preston,
Miss Meany, Mr.. Nanderveer, Mr.. Plume,
Mr.. Liltlehales, Major Summerhayes, Mr..
J. H. knaebel. The iavors were very
beautiful.
The Dsrwen England News says
ION saturday a banquet, under the au
specs OF the Boroug Liberal association,
was cid at the Market-strret club, to
celebrate Mr.. GIadstone's S0th birthday,
and it was attended by fully 10 members
OF the party, quite as many as accommo-
dation could well be provided lor," and
then the paper gives detailed report Of
the event, among other things devoting
neafly column to the address OF Hon.
w. L. Thornton, of Santa Fe. Judge
Thornton responded to the toast "Our
VISITORS" and judging from the frequent
parenthetical notes in the report such rs
great cheering" applause" CHEERS"
"laughter," the remarks of this repre-
sentative New Mexico citizen must have |
delighted the English folk not little.
Col. Henry Douglass condition is not
so favorable to-day, still great hopes are
felt for his recovery. The physicians say
his trouble is caused not from paralysis.
but by an affection of the heart, which
they in time hope to overcome. Col. Doug
lass is "a Years OF aye. He has not been
in good health for year or more, and
now that this misfortune has befallen lin,
and it being SO near his time for
retirement from active service in
The army, it is probable that
six months SICK leave will be granted
him in order hat official cares Shall not
interfere with his recovery. In case Col.
Douglass is thu. called upon to leave
Santa Fe it is likely that Lieut.. Col.
Snyder, 10th infantry, now on duty Ia
Oklahoma, will be ordered here to take