Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-13
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.
THE PRUDENT GIRL,


Who is bright and rather hirty,
Who never is seen at balls alone,
But who's single still at thirty.
THE DEMURE DAMsEL.
The girl who dresses in simple gray,
Whose face is wreathed with tiny curls,
Who seems demure, but Is bright and gay,
She the most dangerous OF all girls,
Solicitor General Bartlett will return
from Socorro In the morning.
Mr.. Z. d. Franz is expected to arrive
from st. Louis early next week.
Hon. S. B. Axtell, who has been ill for
some weeks, is able to be out again.
Hon. Amado Chaves is in Valencia
county and returns here on Monday next.
The governors reception last Wednes-
day eve was well attended and greatly
enjoyed by those present.
Sister Victoria, the accomplished Sister
Superior OF st. Vincent's, has gone on a
ten days business trip to Denver.
Mrs. F. 7. Weber has just finished
several very pretty sketches in OF! OF
Santa FEES historic buildings.
Col. r. NJ. johnson and wife will arrive
from Indiana the last of this month and
take up their home at Las Vegas.
Mr.. Geo. Hill Howard and family have
taken rooms in the Gallegos building and
are quite comfortably situated there.
1t is very probale that Mrs. Henry, sis
ter of Governor Prince, will again pay
Santa Fe visit during the coming sum
mer.
Mrs. T. B. Catron has gone to Licking
ton, Mo-, on visit to relatives and is
expected to return during the coming
week to Santa Fe.
G. H. Gildersleeve and wife are still so
journing in New York. Mr.. Gildersleevt
has been seriously i'll there for severa
weeks, but is gradually recovering.
Capt. Fred. P. Muller, well known
young business man and county clerk o
the county of Taos, is in the capital or
| legal business.
| G. A. Spies, now tull tledged attorney
at law, is getting ready to go to Missouri
for couple of weeks visit to his parents
Secretary B. NJ. Thomas and family
have spent the past week in Crawfords
vile, Ind. They will return to Santa Fl
about the latter part of this month.
Mrs. Staab and daughters have safely
crossed the Atlantic and are now in tn
city Of Hanover, Germany, visiting rela
tives.
Mrs. E. L. Bartlett is still in Albuquer
que on a visit to Mrs. H. l.. Warren
Mrs. Bartlett has greatly improved il
health during her stay in Albuquerque.
A letter from R. W. Wooten, on tn
Pecos, says everything is lovely and fish
ing good. There is no more delightful
resort than the upper Pecos, for the sum
mer months.
Judge Reed, chief justice of the ney
land court, is we'll known to Judge Seed
and Capt. John Gray. He is preslden
of the U. S. Masonic Benevolent asso
citation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Collingwood vii
arrive here from Syracuse on Monday o
Tuesday; they are arranging for apart
ments in the Prince house.
Hon. B. Seligman returned yesterda
from a lengthy visit to Philadelphia. Mrs
Seligman is still quite ill and may hay
to remain in Philadelphia for some tim
yet.
Hon. w. T. Thornton has returne
from trip to Las Cruces, where he ha
been looking after that fine mining prop
erty, the Stephenson mine, in the Orga
mountains.
Hon. T. B. Catron, who has been il
Socorro during the past week engaged il
the Cantwell trial and defending Distric
Attorney Williams, came up this morn
inh from the south.
A party of friends are picnicking nea
the crater to-day. J. H. Patterson an
family, Mr.. Harvey, Mr.. Connolly, an
Misses Beekman, McNair, Fleming, Reed
North and Turner constitute the party.
The territorial convention of the w. G
T. U. will be held in the Presbyterian
church next week, namely, on the 10th
18th and 18th inst. The evening sessions
will be specially popular in their character
On Thursday evening the Demorest media
contest will take place.
Cerrillos dramatic talent is preparing tt
present the comedy Early Vows at Hurts
hall on Thursday next. Squire Hardness
takes the character of "the Hon. James
CulllS, anu dluOuB tlloso III IHo CdoI III
G. A. Whited, Miss darkness, Mrs. q
W. North, Mrs. S. Davis, w. A. Griswold
Miss Uptegrove, James Brady and F. G
Keys.
Mr.. D. P. Carr, of Silver City, who has
been admiring Santa Fe for several day.
past, left last night for home, where he
| will Immediately set to work gathering 8
fine mineral exhibit for the Worlds fair
Mr.. Carr has been appointed by thu
Grant county, board Worlds fair commls
sioner for that county.
According to advices direct from the
Vatican, the Pope will himself PERSONAL.
take hand in the selection of coad
jutor archbishop for the diocese of SAINT
Fe. Rev. Father Chapelle, distin
guished clergyman from Washington
was long ago selected by the American
church authorities for this Office, but i
seems that there was some circumstance
about his appointment which caused tn