Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-01
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

GLAND air, and leagues OF immemoral blue;
No subtlest hint vi whitening rhine or cold;
A level OF rich colorS, hue On hne,
from radiant crimson to soft shades OF gold.
"a aeueness IL the undulanl Hill line.
The flute OF II birds south-soaripg wing,
Foian harmouies in groves OF pile,
glad brook laughter like the mirth OF
spring
"a sense OF gracious calm afar and near,
AM yet something wan lng-one fine ra!
For onsummation. oye, we're you but here
Then were the day indeed perfect day.
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One of the most delightful parties OF
the social season WAS that given last night
by the young Men Literary Il Debating
society in celebration of Halo" zen.
There were some 200 guests present; re-
ireshments were served, and Prof. Perez
supplied excellent music for dancing,
which was kept up til! 2ocock this morn
ing. Features of the evening were the
addresses in English by J. V. Conway
and in Spanish by A. p. Hill, the latter y
remarks beirg interpreted by NJ. Canda-
laria, clerk of Blain Bros, who is the
organizer of this worthy society. The
young len are certainly making progress
and deserve the well-wishes of the public.
Mrs. NJ. M. Cruise is in the city the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. S. G. Marsh.
Mrs. Cruise and her husband have been
making tour Of New Mexico for the
benefit of Mr.. Cruises health and ex.
press themselves as well pleased. They
stopped in all the principal cities and al
ter short visit here Mrs Cruise will join
her husband at Albuquerque and togeth-
er they will return to their home in Kan
sas City.-San Marcial Reporter.
Cards announcing the marriage of Miss
Emma Cruise and Mr.. John E. McFad.
den came to hand from Kansas City yes
terday. The wedding takes place Nov.
IL. Mr.. McFadden is rising young at
torney in the Kaw city and has won a
lovely prize in the person of Miss Cruise
who is kindly remembered here as re-
cent guest of Mrs. E. l.. Bartlett. Joy
attend them.
There will be a musical and literary en-
tertainment at the Presbyterian church
on Thursday evening next, the proceeds
to 20 toward the church fund. The church
choir will have charge assisted by the
Misses Sloan, Miss Dean, Miss Poinler
Miss kellogg, Mr.. Littlehales, Prof
Creutzburg and others.
Mr.. Jul us Koch, OF St. Louis, connect
ed with the Witte Hartman Co., and 3
cousin of Mr.. c. f. A. Fischer, arrived
last night accompanied by his wife and
child. After short visit here Mr.. Koch
returns home leaving his family to spenC
the winter here in search of health. They
are quartered at st. Vlncent's sanitarium
At Miss Granger's performance or
Monday night Col. Snyder treated his
friends to delightful theatre party anc
supper was served at Geo. Davis. Some
twenty ladies and gentlemen were present
Mrs. E. l.. Bartlett, who is one of the
lady commissioners from New Mexico to
the worlds fair, expects to depart the last
of next week for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Booth, OF Denver
are still guests at the Alamo. They are
10th to leave Santa FEES superb climate
and flee to the chilly north.
DR.. Cowdry, of Fort Marcy, departs on
Monday for six weeks visit to New
York. His temporary successor here is
DR.. Frick, Of Fort Bayard.
Miss Councilman, niece Of Mrs. Magma,
der, is soon to be led to the altar by
young officer now stationed at Fort Win
gate.
Miss Mugler has purchased property on
upper Palace avenue, above Hon. A.
SeIlgman's residence and will erect q
home thereon.
The Messrs. Hughes and their sister
Miss Florence Hughes, have gone to
housekeeping at the rompkins residence
on upper Palace avenue.
Judge Francis Downs delivered an ad'
dress at La Crosse, Wisconsin, October
I'd, at reunion Of his old battery.
Ex-Agent Vanderveer, of the Navajo