Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-25
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.


and Tuesday evenings.
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.
Mrs. E. l.. Bartlett is on visit to
friends at Albuquerque.
Gov. Prince returned this morning from
a three days trip to Las Vegas and Mora.
Gen. Morgan, Indian commissioner, is
expected to arrive here early next week.
MIR. E. HUM, manager OF the Cash
Entry mines, is in from camp on visit
to-day.
Hon. and Mrs. j.. A. Fiske are at Las
Vegas, where Mr.. FIske is attending
court as U. :. attorney.
The Cerrillos Glee clnb is practicing
for public entertainment TO be given the
middle of next month.
The young men Of Santa Fe gave an
other Of their delightful hops at Gray's
opera house on Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. YIN. Cook Scott and family con-
template departing next week to spend
the winter in England, returning in tho
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Booth, of Denver,
who have been enjoying life in Santa Fe
for the past month, leave in few days
for their home.
Mrs. Nestor Armijo, OF Las Cruces,
who hopes soon to erect handsome
home in Santa Fe, is 4 guest at st. Vim
cents sanitarium.
Don julius Friedman, of San Juan,
right-hand bower of the genial sam. Ell
dodt, is here to spend Sunday with
Santa Fe friends,
Hon. W. C. Hadley passed down the
road to Lake Valley to-day accompanied
by his wlfe's parents who are out on o
visit from Philadelphia.
Rev. f. W Meany has gone to Pres
colt, A. T., to remain some weeks. He
goes commissioned by Bishop KendricL
TO perform special duties.
Mrs. Derwent II. Smith is in the city
from the ranch of the Rio Arriba Land
Il Cattle company. Mr.. Smith is ex-
perted here Tuesday next.
Major Summerhayes and family expect
to depart about November 10 for their new
station at San Antonio, Texas. All Santa
Fe will regret to lose these sociable folk.
Mr.. George Mccullough, OF Denver,
and a pleasant party of Philadelphia
friends are guests at the Palace. They
are charmed with Santa Fe's pure air and
sunshine.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Thomas and Mrs.
G. E. Finney of Indiana, will be guests
at the home of Hon. b. NJ. Thomas for a
week or ten days and then return home
via Denver.
Mr.. W. G. Rencher Is entertaining his
friend, Mr.. Chas. L. Chambers, OF St.
Louis. They returned yesterday from q
three days trip to CerrlIos and the Cash
Entry camp.
Gen. J. A. Williamson was taken sud
denly ill at the Midland hotel, Kansas
City, a few days ago. His daughter,
Miss Pauline, is with him, and his early
recovery is expected.
Misses Mary and Laura Clark, two
handsome young ladies from st. Louis,
who have friends here, passed east to-
day en- route home from summer trip
to California. Mr.. Adolph Fischer Joined
them at Lamy and accompanied them as
far as Las Vegas.
Maj. R. j. Palen, the well known CASH
Ter of the First National bank, leaves
early next month for a visit to friends in
New York state and to join Mrs. Palen.
The latter is steadily improving in health
and will return home during the month
OF December.
Beautiful cards were issued yesterday
by the energetic members OF the Young
Mems Literary and Debating society in
viting their friends to be present at So
cial dance to be given at Gray's opera
house on Halloween, October 81.
Mr.. S. J. Spiegelberg and family, guests
of Hon. Lehman Spegelberg for several
weeks past, depart on Monday for New
York, going via Denver and Chicago.
They have greatly enjoyed their trip here
and hope soon to return. The beat wishes
of Santa Fe people attend them.
Mr.. w. T. Sanders, formerly connected
with the New MEXICAN and now on the
editorial staff of the St. Louis Chronicle,
will on Christmas day, in the church OF
Messiah, wed Miss Lillian Stone, daugh-
ter of Professor Stone, of Washington
university, al st. Louis.
Judge Freeman, the newly appointed
associate Justice OF the supreme court of
the Territory, expects to bring his family,
now in Washington, to New Mexico du'-
ing the early part Of next year he pro-
poses to become an actual and bOnahde
resident Of the territory and considers it
his future and permanent home.
Miss Allison, principal of the Presby-
terrain mission school, returned yesterday
from Colorado where she has reen rep
resentng her work and its needs to the
Womans Missionary societies of Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo and other cities.
Mrs Charles E. Walker accompanied
Miss Allison, and is new visiting the mis-
sion school in this city.
Miss Mason, of Detroit, and her talented
niece, Miss Edith Ferry, arrived at the
Palace last night. Miss Ferry has not
been in as good health as usual OF late,
hence this visit. The pure air and sun
shine of Santa Fe never fails to restore
her, though upon returning east she
suffers relapse and is compelled TO re-
turn. Both of these ladies are very pop
ular here and have multitude of friends
to bid them welcome.
Chicago Times: "The peerless Maude
Granger has never appeared to better adj
vantage, it is said, than she does in her