Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-24

=. New Mexico continues to win educa-
tional lau'e ell abroad. Following David
Sellers { uccess at West Point comes good
words about Earnest Knaehel, who is at
Yale, one of several hundred in the fresh
man ass. Rerently the freshmen were
divided into eight divisions as to ability
and efficiency and among h. first Of these
Earnest was cassed, and later on he was
selected among twenty men to constitute
a special class in Greek to compete for the
Wolsey Greek scholarship.
Hon. Louis Sulzbacher, of Kansas City,
VIII, has been in the city for several day.
on q visit to friends, and incidental,
looking up militia warrants in which he
is somewhat interested, returned yester'
,av to Kansas City; it is more tina !
probable that he will return to New Mex
leo to live before the spring months are
over. He IN his family were hishlv rs-
tpemed and much respe'tpd while t"e\
lived IN This territory, and they may he
sure of hearty and cor'tial welcome
should the, r turn here asain.
Mr.. Henry Wilrox, cashier Of the Bank
of Wilcox. Nebraska, a gentleman OF fine
business and social qualities, and who IL
interested IL Santa Fe real estate, is in
the city. With him are Mr. and Mr..
John W. CoIingwnod, of P"uHikeep,ir,
N Y. The part, is storp'ne at the Palace.
| Mr.. Cullingwo 81 and his charming VII
may renlsin here for several months and
may finally locate here permanently
Should they conclude to dr 50, they ~ill
prove very welcome additions to the so.
| l,,,.. s ho FOL
Master Waldo G. TwtcheIl gave his
little friends lily party on Tuesday
afternoon. the ccasion being the little
fellow Il 9TH birtiha,. Da, light WAS shut
out of the handsome home, and food
of gas light turned on in the midst Of
which the little tots tut in three hours OF
solid fun, indnping in all manner Of
games and pranks. A dainty repast
WAS served at O'Clock, the little
hoys escortlng the misses to the table in
reeu alton style. Not one OF the tiny
guests but who wished that life could be
one long birthday fes'ivi'v bef re that
meal WAS passed The little host re-
ceived number of pretty presents. The
| little quests we're: Frank Clancy, Car
los Creamer, N"yes Weltmer Bessie
Manchester, Juanita Allen, Walter
Spiegelberg, Betty Cross, Edith Walker,
Stewart Van Viet. Filth 81, burn, Lulu
Fiske, Willie Prince, Bessie Pnmmer,
Ted Plnmmer, Carrie Paen. Leonora
Muse. Naomi Thorinpton, Robert Long.
will, Johnso Chapman, Horl' n Nc
Kenzle, Harley Emmen, Roland Em-
inert
Mrs. Eugene A. Fiske entertained Il
com pany of lady friends IN a ro,al man.
ner at progressive euchre and luncheon
yesterday afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock
The affair WAS one of the social events ui
the season, elegant in all its appointments
and tile guests passed the Time most de.
lishtfully, considering there Was no gen.
tlemen present The costumes were rich
and tylish. Daring the afternoon the
military orchestra dlscoursed music in the
central hall of this hospitable home. the
musicians being screened Lehind bank
Of tropical and other Towering
shrubs. Luncheon was served at
4:3O. Deep interest was manifested
in the triumphs at the several card tables,
Mrs. Harroun and Mrs Cover tied for
first prize, and on playing OF the rubber
Mrs. Cover won. Miss sellers, Mrs
Thornton and Mrs. Smith tied for second
and the former won. For third prize
Mrs. John Symington and Mrs. Bartlett
were a tie, the latter finally winning
The prizes were unique and pretty
among those present were: Mrs. K. h
Longwill, MISS Sellers. Mrs. Frank Clan.
cv, Mrs z, l. Bartlett, Mrs. S,mington
Mrs. Pummer, Mrs Prince, Mrs. W. T
Thornton, Mrs, +. +. Seeds, Mrs. Muse
Mrs. Van Vliet, Mrs. TwiIchell, Mrs
Harroun. Miss simmons, Mrs. Lauyhlin
Mrs. Rood, Miss Hu.hes, Mrs. G 'wer
Mrs. W. NJ. Smith, Mrs. A. E. Walker
Mrs. J. WelLmer, Mrs. II. s. Clancy.