Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-04-25

ing. and accomplished young lady, and
Mr.. Noa Ilfeld, of Albuquerque, well
and favorably known in Santa Fe, which
is to take place at the residence of the
BRIDES parents at FL Paso on Sunday
evening, May 3, are out. Several Santa
Fe society people expect to attend the
wedding.
Mr.. Herman G. Joy, of the Pueblo
Public Sampling Works Co., returned
Wednesday from a six weeks trip through
New Mexico. He reports much activity
in that region, and apparently had
highly satisfactory trip. He met host
of pleasant gentlemen, and was every
where Hospitality treated by the mining
fraternity.-Pueblo Review
Hon. Tranquilino Luna writes the New
MEXICAN from Los Lunas that la grippe
has many victims in that locality, and
several deaths have resulted. Both he
and his wife were sufferers from the
plagued thing for weeks, during which
time he lost twenty pounds in weight,
but he is thankful that both are now On
the high road to recovery.
A delightful social hop was given at
Fort Marcy post hall last night, some
forty guests being present to enjoy the
hospitality of the enterprising young men
who inaugurated it, Messrs. Geo. A. J ohm
son, r. E. Twitchell, j. D. Proudfit, j.
D. Sena, jr., and f. A. Armijo. The hall
was beautifully decorated, the music ex-
cellent and the supper quite up to all the
requirements of so happy an occasion.
The affair was in every sense splendid
social success and it should encourage its
early repetition.
Says the Ell Paso Times of Friday:
Yesterday Mr.. G. E. Conway and bride,
nee Miss Schaublin, arrived in the city
from Las Cruces, N. NJ, the home of the
bride, where they were married on Tues
day. Mr.. Conway formerly lived at Sill
yer City, but is now prominent young
business man of Eddy. They are accom-
panied by W. R. Beall, who stood up as
the groom's best man and Miss Conway, of
Las Cruces. The bride and groom will leave
for their new home at Eddy, N. M. to-
day, while their friends will return to
their homes in Las Cruces and Silver City.
Miss Cora Schofield, talented young
lady from Washington, Iowa, is the guest
of Miss Edith Simmons. Miss Schofield
has been travelling in the west for the
past two years, spending much time
along the Pacific coast and visiting the
Hawaiian islands, country in which she
had had her especial interest aroused
during her six years course at Vassar.
The young lady has evidently made good
use of her time in the west, for she soon
takes back home with her sketch book
filled with her own handiwork and u
fund of information that would fill 40 I'M
interesting volume. While in Santa Fe
she will add to her collection sketches of
many Of the points of historic note here
abouts.
Tomorrow occurs the I'D anniversary
of the establishment of Odd Fellowship
in America. The local members of this
popular order have for some weeks past
been preparing for proper observance
of this noteworthy event, and as a result
highly entertaining program will be pre-
sented at the court house on Monday
evening, beginning at 7:3O, under the
auspices of Aztan lodge No. 8. The
committee in charge consists of Messrs.
S. T. Reed, W. B. Sloan, W. &. Ritch,
P. j. Barber and j. L. Van Arsdell. Fol-
lOuipu 10 tho pyourup, ~ ovorrioao.