Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-26
SATURDAY SALAD.

! 'Hi > anu iiis' " lIooh w hlulitRUhl1 bC'
in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. K j. Psen is somewhat better
but still far from well
Mrs. NJ J, Mean has been quite i'll thi
week with heart Trouble.
! Mrs. Barton who has been i'll at st
Nlncents, IL convalescent.
Rev. Father Forchuga has returned t.
| Mora after brief visit to Santa Fe.
Mrs. NJ. F. Sena, wife OF the deput,
clerk of Valencia county, is in the city OF
a visit.
Mr.. 4. A. Ketzmeller and Miss Alic,
D. ketzmeller, of Plttsburg, Pa, are al
the Palace.
Owing to the Odd Fellows entertain
ment at the court house, there will be IA
skating at the rink.
Mrs A. Staab and the Misses Staat
will leave New York for santa Fe about
the first OF May coming
Mrs. Nestor Armijo, who has been
visiting at ST. Nincent's, left Friday foi
her home in Las Cruces.
Rev. Il. =. Fry is in Buffalo and will
shortly make tour of Ohio. He reports
The work slow but encouraging.
The Odd Fellows should have a good
audience Tonight. The exercises will he
instructive as we'll as entertaining.
Rev Father DeCaiIly, Of Fort Madison
Iowa, ID visitor at St. Nincents and
VIII remain in the city two or three
weeks.
Mr.. A. j. Griswold, agent of the Wells
Fargo Il Cos Express, this city, leaves
TO night for brlef visit with his mother
in Starkville, Coo.
Miss Mcdonald, who has been visiting
lor some weeks at Fort Marcy, with the
family of her uncle, Capt. Dnggan, lef
this morning for her home in Denver.
The new Episcopal church at Las Veg
as will be consecrated tomorrow By
Bishop kendrlck Rev. Meany, OF thit
city, Will conduct the morning service.
Mr.. Charles Johnson, the efficient ant
palnstaking general superintendent of tht
Santa Fe Southern railway, expects t.
start early in MAY on II trip through the
Pacific states.
Miss Edith Smithee was rendered 6
tareW ell party by her friends Wednesda,
evening, and lett on the following day fol
Denver, where she will join her parents
in their new home.
Mrs. Lehman Spiegelberg, who has
been greatly indlsposed for some time, is
slowly but surely recovering her usual
excellent health. This will be good news
to the many friends OF that very estimable
lady.
Mr.. A. J. Cover, OF St. Joseph, is fully
enjoying his visit here. He may 20
to Portland, Ore, on trip before re.
terning to st. Joe. He and Mrs. Cow er
are the guests OF Alr. and Mrs. h. +.
Fwitcheli.
Mr.. John Nesblt, whose home is Shelby
the Palace lor several days, left last night
Tor the south. Mr.. Nesbit is 81 years old
and said he had aleard so much Of Santa
Fe he had decided to see the place just to
satisfy his curiosity.
MIR. L. A. Hughes is in Washington
with the New Mexico delegation. His
health being fully restored, he returns
from there to Santa Fe, instead of the
state of Washington, where he has been
Tor the past few months, for change oil
climate in accordance with medical ad.
vice.
W. S. Tyler, wife and child, Miss Muir.
fey and Mrs. John Z. Clark, all OF Cleve.
land, Ohio, have gone to the Las Vegas
hot springs after spending few days
very pleasantly at the Palace, this city
Mr.. Tyler is member Of the Tyler Wire
works, OF Cleveland and is combinin,
business with pleasure during his travels
For tomorrow s plaza concert by the
10th infantry band Prof. Creutzburg has
prepared the following program:
March-Farewe ....... -,....... Burkhard
OVerturc-NabuCodOnOz ..... ..... Verd
waltz-Fr. op. Lee Clocnes De Cornevile :..
selection--A Night in Granada - Kreutze
Fantasia-Nautical Gems...,,... ,...... O.. Br 3wnt
Galop--Jockey Club ,.....,... .......... ROwel
Mrs. George H. Utter left yesterday
for the east to visit her brother, James
X. Livingston, who is dangerously i'll
with swelling in the head. Mr., Liv-
ingston left some days ago for Washing
ton, but was taken i'll on the train. The
physicians found it necessary to remove
piece OF the skull in order to reach the
seat OF the disease. His life is in jeop
ardy.--Silver City Enterprise.
The following program OF exercises has
been prepared for the entertainment, to
he given at the court house this evenin.
under the auspices OF Aztlan lodge No. 3
| 0. o. F.:
| provpr n 7 Moor
| Opening Ceremony .......Aztlan Lodg
| Thanksgiving Hymn. mn.......,................Ch ChOi
Opening Remarks, Correct odd Fellowship. 49,.
| go. Noble Grand S. T. Rec
! Cello Solo. brOse kleil
! Address Past Grand Archibald Carr, OF st Ioui
| Muslc--Our Fig. ... Choi
Violin Solo....... ............. Adolphus kleil
Vocal Solo. selected. ......... Miss Nellie Gum
Vocal Solo a Day in the Long Ag0.............
! go. Miss H. Creutzbur
| Grafton ......... ............ Miss Ella Whitloc
Vocal SOLO. ........: ...-,.... Miss Jessie Moor
, Insrrumental Quartet. ............ Messrs. klel
Vocal soio-Bcauty's Eyes, by Tosti ,.:...;.,..;.
Mr.. T. J. Littlehale
e.. Past Grand W b Sloa
| Cosing Hymn .,.....,..,,tull Chorus OF Voice
BcnedictiOH.
Sister Catherine.
CHICAGO, April 26.-W. j. Omahan
city comptroller, who escorted Bisho
O'Connor to Omaha, returned home to
day. While in Pittsburg Bishop O'Con
ner was attended in his serious sicknes
by Miss Kate Drexel, who is known nov
as Sister Catherine. She had known tn
bishop since her girlhood, and her devo
tion to her old friend in his affliction VA