Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-04
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

| The governors reception takes place on
| Wednesday evening next.
| Mrs. Cover. of st. Joseph is visiting
her sister, Mr.. r. Z. Twltchell.
Mrs. Summers Burkhart left this alter
noon on visit to Las Vegas.
Mr.. C. H. Gildersleeve will return from
Oakland, Cal, during the present week.
Lieut.. Chas. H. Grierson departs to-
night for his post of duty at Los Angeles.
Hon. n. B. Laughlin returned this
morning from very pleasant visit to
| California.
Mr.. D. P Burnham has returned from
Denver and will remain in the city for the
next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hartmann have taken
up their residence in the Easley dwelling
on Galisteo street.
Hon. NJ. S. Otero spent yesterday
among capital city friends, and lett last
night for Bernalillo.
Prof. H. O. Ladd has gone on visit to
northeastern part of the territory in the
interest OF the New MEXICAN.
Surveyor General Hobart returned yes
in southern Santa Fe county.
Hon. Frank Springer, of Las Vegas,
will be in Santa Fe on Monday next to
attend the sessions of the supreme court
Mrs. A. Staab and daughters left Thurs
day for New York to be absent several
months Santa Fe society will miss them
greatly.
Mrs. P. Rumsey and Mrs. Loring, who
have been on a visit to Omaha during the
past two months, are expected to return
to Santa Fe at an early day.
A grand banquet was rendered Judge
Brewer, of the U. S. supreme court, at
Leavenworth one night last week. Judge
Waldo was among those present.
Col. V. 5. Shelby left last night for
Mineral Wells, Texas, where he will So
journ till spring. The New MEXICAN will
keep him posted on home events.
Gov. Thayer and ten of his party were
entertained at lunch by Gov. and Mrs,
Prince to-day. Col. and Mrs. Douglass
also showed the visitors courteous atten-
tions.
Mr.. Chas. M. Stebbins, OF New York
has been a guest at the Palace Tor several
days, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Josephine stebbins, sojourner at Albu-
querque.
There will be dance and refreshments
for the benefit of the rectory fund Oh
Thursday evening, January Ii, in the
rooms Immediately above Gov. Prince s
residence on Palace avenue. The 10th
U. S. infantry orchestra will furnish the
music.
A. L. Gooding, an invalid supposed to
be dying with consumption, was married
to Miss Minnie Wilcox, OF Fort Scott,
Kas., at Albuquerque yesterday, and the
bride wife took her husband back to Kan
sas, hoping to reach home before death
calls him.
For to-morrow's plaza concert by the
10th U. S. infantry band Prof. Creutzburg
has selected the appended program:
March-l3th n. Y. Regiment. ...........G rafula
Overture-The BriuaI Rose. .....,...,. LaraIlee
| WatZ-The Position .............. .FahrDach
Air Narie-1he tayorte. .........,, ,Garruuste
sele tion-Fr. Op Patience ......-..... sullivan
Quadrille-t estival. -..,......,...,..,.b ousquet
Cards are out fixing the date on January
10 for the marriage OF Miss Grace Keller,
now OF Binghampton, n. Y, and late
agent for the Wells-Fargo Express COM
pany at Las Vegas. Miss Keller is most
charming young woman, and the man who
has won her hand and heart is a fit subject
for congratulations.
Next week occurs the regular week O
prayer, observed by all Protestants
throughout the country. The following
are the main topics of prayer; Monday
Confession OF sin; Prayer that may be
more cooperation among Christians
for the Holy Ghost. Tuesday: Nations
and their rulers; Sanctifcation OF the
Lords day. Wednesday,: The Young
Increase of Christian teachers. Thurs
day: The Church at home; Immigrant
population. Friday: The Church abroad ;
Conversion OF Mohammedans and
! heather.
Gov. Thayer and wife, of Nebraska, ac-
companied by jolly party of twenty six
friends arrived in Santa Fe this morning.
They travel in two special coaches and
have been on a three weeks jaunt to
Mexico. In the party are Gen. Cole, adj
jutant general of Nebraska, and wife !;
State Auditor Benton anu wife; Land
Commissioner J. S. Steen and wife; Capt.
Palmer, OF Portsmouth, wife and daugh-
ter; John 7. Reagan, OF Hastings; DR.. h.
L. Payne, of Lincoln. The visitors have
done the historic city pretty thoroughly
to-day and depart for home via Trinidad
and Denver at 80 this afternoon.
A Wichita paper says: Yesterday
afternoon at the quiet home of the brides
parents, No. 81 North Mosely avenue,
ere celebrate d the nuptials OF Miss Dora
Scott and Mr.. Wilson S. Goldsworthy.
This young couple is well and lavorably
known in the social circles OF Wichita
The bride was one OF the most charming
young ladies Of our city, and Mr.. Colds
worthy was until recently in the general
office Of the Wichita & Western railroad,
located here, but few months since ac-
copied position with the Santa Fe South
ern road at Santa Fe, N. M. Mr.. Colds
worthy and bride, who is sister OF Mrs.
J. W. Olinger, arrived here few days
ago and will make Santa Fe their home.