Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-21

in the services of the church at all times.
Miss Creutzburg had been kept wholly
Gin the dark" as to this matter, and was
almost overwhelmed when in tho course
of the evenings gaities she was asked to
acceptsthe token of appreciation by her
friends. After Mr.. Bishops beautiful
and expressive speech OF presentation
and Miss Creutzburg's feeling and appro-
pirate thanks in acceptance, several eyes
were wet with tears, and all were misty.
The souvenir presented consisted of a
beautiful gold watch and chain, upon the
end of which hung small charm in the
form of golden basket of forget-me-nots
set in pearls and turquoise.
Those who were present united In
wishing Miss Creutzburg all happiness
and prosperity in her future home, and
in recognizing the fact that in parting
with her they were losing one of their
best and most honored friends and Santa
Fe singer of talent and brilliant and
useful member of society.
XIV
Gov. and Mrs. Prince have gone to
Las Vegas for day or two. The gov
ernor goes to take part in approving plans
and advertising the contract for the new
insane asylum, under the law just passed
and Mrs. Prince goes for much needed
rest after the legislative reception.
, Lieut.. T. S. Mumford, 18th infantry,
/ we'll known in Santa Fe, has received
sick leave, and he and Mrs. Mumford
passed down the road during the past
week en- route to California to spend the
| of yiv,fn Pacific
coast.
Miss Mary Malleson, the pretty niece
of Major and Mrs. Palen, leaves during
the coming week for Albuquerque on a
visit to her aunt, Mrs. E. J. Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Leonard and their
SWEET baby boy, Morgan, are at the Pal
ace from Silver City, and will remain till
the legislative session closes.
Mr.. G. F. Hunt, clerk of the I'd district
court, who has been ill and confined to
his room at the Palace during the past
few days, is somewhat better.
Senator Ancheta is getting along very
nicely, although he has to be very careful.
1t will be some time before he attains his
: full strength and health.
Hon. A. Staab and Miss Bertha Staat
have arrived in Los Angelo 8 they will
remain there few days and then 90 tt
San Diego.
Judge and Mrs. H. L. Waldo leave
during the coming week for Kansas City
Mrs. Waldo is enjoying her visit herr
greatly.
Prof. Hadley, president of the agricul
tural college of Las Cruces, is visitor tc
the capital and has rooms at the Palace.
Mrs. Thomas and children from Paja
rito, are visiting the capital. Mrs. Tho
mas is a very pleasant lady and sister o
representative Hubbell.
An entertaining program will be rem
dered by the students of st. Michael
college tomorrow evening in celebration
of Washington's birthday.
q Hon. Pedro l. Jaramillo who has beef
It quite i'll, has about recovered an is agai1
A able to attend to his duties as membe
o of the council.
. Hon. and Mrs. Sol. Luna and Mr.. anC
Q Mrs. A. M. Bergere Of Los Lunas will We
It ry probably remain in the city till ate
e the close of the session.
q Miss Willie Mills, of Las Vegas, is her
/ on visit to her parents, Senator an
i Mrs. 7. B. Mills.
e Miss Helen Beckwith expects to leav
|. for her home at Las Cruces during tn
coming week.
Secretary Thomas is getting stronge
and able to attend to official business.
n Sheriff Tranquilino Luna expects to re
t, turn to Los Lunas to night.
d Captain John H. Riley has recovere
and is about attending to business.
DR.. starkweather, of Chicago, is visi
ing friends in the city.
If Mrs. E. L. Bartlett Is quite i'll.
It Every tissue of the body, every bone
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