Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-04-11

SICK llst at SC. NlncentS.
Hon. 7. B. Catron returned home from
Las Vegas last night.
Mr. +. w. Clancy returned yesterday
from business trip to Albuquerque.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Twitchell arrived
home from Southern California last night.
The Philharmonic meet for reorganiza-
ton at Prof. SChormoyer's on Tuesday
evening next.
The governors reception was largely
attended on Wednesday evening, and a
very sociable occasion it proved.
Col. Frost is still in the southern part
OF the territory visiting among friends.
He is expected home on Monday.
Mr. A. G. Ireland has been confined to
his room most of the week, wrestling with
a real attack of la grippe
Mr.. julius Koch, of St. Louis, is here
on visit to his family who are health
seekers sojourning at St. Vincent's.
Joseph Morrison, secretary, and Arthur
SelIgman, treasurer, are new officers Of
the Athletic club.
Mr.. r. N. Piper and family, late OF
Alma, Neb., have gone to housekeeping in
a part of DR.. Andrews residence.
Joseph Conklin has returned home
from st. Louis where he did himself proud
in the college of pharmacy. He gets
warm welcome.
Word Genes over from Las Vegas that
son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Otero, jr. The New MExICAN's best wishes,
Gillie.
Mr.. VIM. M. Berger, receiver at the
Santa Fe land office, was visitor to Yes
per lodge, X. of P, in this city Tuesday
night.-Cerrillos Rustler.
Miss Mary OBrien, daughter OF the
chief justice, has gone to Santa Fe, where
her friend Miss Savage, is reported very
ow.-Las Vegas Optic.
There will be sociable at the Method
list church next Thursday evening, for
the purpose Of mutual acquaintance and
a good social time.
Judge Hazledine, OF the law depart
ment of the Atlantic & Pacific, writes
from San Francisco that he is suffering
from an attack of the GRIPPE"
DR.. j. w. Heddins and family, we'll
known society people of st. Joe, are So
journing at Las Vegas hot springs and
will soon pay Santa Fe visit.
The young men of the Literary and De-
batting society will give social hop on
Tuesday evening next, the proceeds to 60
into the funds for lighting the plaza with
electricity.
Bicycling is enjoying regular boom
with the coming of spring weather, and
there is talk OF forming a club for adj
vsncing the interests of this splendid
sport and excellent exercise. Some six
or eight wheelmen have planned a COM
pany ride fer tomorrow morning.
DR.. Fukes, of Boston, an archmologist
of note connected with the Hemingway
southwestern expedition, is in the city on
a visit with Prof Bandelier. He is en-
route to Zuni mountains.
That was most delightful entertain
ment which took place at the Presbyte.
rian mission school last night. Where all
did so well it would be useless to indi.
vidualize. Miss Allison certainly has
reason to be proud of her pupils, and the
board of missions should be quite as
proud of Miss Allison.
Mrs. Long, the Johnson street modiste,
has just turned out wedding trosseau
that, perhaps, is the equal OF any ever
produced in New Mexico. 1t is for Miss
Agneda Lopez, of Las Vegas, whose mar
rage to MIR. f. II. Salazar, of Santa Fe,
occurs next week.
The ladies OF the Methodist Episcopal
church recognized Ladies Aid So
ciety' this week, for the purpose of work
ing for the church, with the following
officers: President, Mrs. j. L. Davis;
vice president, Mrs. W. M. Berger; Sec
rotary, Mrs. W. B. Sloan; treasurer, Miss
M. Carter.
Mother Mary Paul, for a quarter OF
century member of the Sisters of Char
ity, and for four years its Mother Superior,
died at Cincinnati on Thursday. Her
funeral took place from st. Joseph's
Mother House, near that city, this fore
noon. Mother Mary Paul was much be-
loved here, not only by the Sisters OF the
order, but by the people, many Of whom
had the pleasure of knowing her. She
last visited Santa Fe in January.
deliberately printed cards for the mar.
rage of Mr.. Enrique H. Salazar and Miss
Agneda Lopez at Las Vegas on Monday
were received here to-day. The fair
bride is the daughter of Hon. Lorenzo
Lopez, and the handsome bridegroom is |
the owner and editor of La Voz del |
Pueblo newspaper, and son OF Mrs. W.
H. Manderfeld, of this city. AS both
the young people are very popular here,
a large delegation of visitors from Santa
Fe will leave tomorrow to be present
at the ceremonies. After the marriage
a reception takes place at the BRIDES
home followed at night by grand ball at
the Las Vegas opera house.