Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-14
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

SATURDAY SMALL TALK.
The Divide Musin Grand Concert COM
pany appeared to large audience at the
court house last night. The program was
admirably arranged and constituted real
treat. 1t is hardly possible to say too
much in praise of the great violinist,
whose playing was naturally the
feature of the evening. The wonderful
ease of his execution is as marked as its
brilliancy, and his numbers on the pro-
gram last evening we'll sustained his rep
utation as one of the few great violinists
of the day. The audience was in every
sense an appreciative one, and demon
strated its approval by frequent
encores, thrice calling NJ. Musin
before the curtain. The vocal
music by Misses Tanner and Parmater,
and Karl Storr and the piano playing OF
Edward Scharf were quite on a par with
the musical talent displayed by the great
violinist. Again it has been demon
strated that, when well advertised, Santa
Feans Will heartily support all meritorl-
GUS stage attractions brought here.
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AT the recent meeting Of the Athletic
club committee composed of Messrs.
Will Upton, Arthur Seligman and Har-
~ Manchester was named to draft ap-
proprlate resolutions on the de-
parture OF Lieut.. Van Vliet. This
officer was vice president Of the club and
an earnest worker to promote its good.
The resolutions expressing regret at his
departure will be handsomely engrossed
and forwarded to Lieut. Van Vliet, who
is now professor of military tactics at the
Vincennes, Ind, university.
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Mr.. R. N. Piper and family are daily
expected to arrive from Alma, Neb.
Mrs. C. G. Everhart and child are on a
visit at Las Vegas.
Mrs. T. B. Catron and infant children
will probably not arrive from California
until the middle of next week.
Lieut.. Green, of the signal corps, ex-
poets his family to arrive from the north
west In week or ten days.
Rev. G. G. Smith has returned home
from his extended visit to Pittsburgh and
other points east.
That silly game, Tddledy Winks, has
struck Santa Fe, but be it said TO their
credit, Santa Feans don't take kindly to
this so-called society fad.
District Clerk Walker and family are
now domiciled on johnson street, one
door west of Mr.. Harvey's residence.
Willis J. Currier, of the Piedrs Lumbre
ranch, is in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. R. J. Palen, who has been indis-
posed, is much better.
Hon. Amado Chavez left to-day for
Albuquerque on official business. He re-
turns early during the coming week.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid has returned from
trip to Denver, where he has been to
see his son who is recovering from a
severe illness. The young man returned
home with him.
Capt. I. S. Mumford and wife are at
Ventura, Cal. Capt. Mumford has re-
Gently been retired and is on the Pacific
| coast for the benefit OF his health.
Some people 90 to a musical perform
ance chiefly to be seen and heard, it ap-
pears most people 20 to hear, but some
times they have to forego this pleasure
because of the incessant clatter kept up
by the others.
Solicitor General and Mrs. E. L. Bart
lett left Thursday night for visit to Ell
Paso and Hudson Hot Springs. They
will be absent about ten days.
Judge Seeds expects to pay visit to
his old home in Iowa before long. He
has made application for twenty days
leave.
| Senator J. A. Ancheta left last night
for Silver City IN good spirits and fairly
we'll. He has nearly recovered and may
take a trip to California before resuning
the active duties Of his profession.
Hon. J. G. Sexro, of Cincinnati, and
his interesting family, arrived from the
City of Mexico last night and have again
taken quarters at st. Vincent's
The New MEXICAN is in receipt of an
invitation to be present at a grand mill
tary ball to be held at Deming on the
25th inst. 1t is given by Custer Post, G.
A. R., in honor OF tho visiting comrades
at tho territorial encampment.
DR.. A. P. Frick, acting assistant sur
geon at Fort Marcy, leaves early next
week to take station in Arizona. The
doctor is not only a most compsnionable
gentleman, but most successful physi-
clan, and during his five months stay
here he has made great many friends.
The New MEXICAN regrets to announce
his departure and wishes him unbranded
success wherever duty may call him.
And again Santa Fe is compelled to fore
60 great musical treat because of the
fact that she has no suitable hall or opera
house in which to present grand opera.
The Emma Juch Grand Opera company
has been playing IN Denver all week and
would like to play one night here enroute
to the City Of Mexico. There are ITO
people in the company, and Wsgner's
"Lohengrin, ""The Flying Dutchman,"
Faust, ""Carmen," and Tannhsuser, are
on the company's repertoire. What a
shame it is that this attraction can not
he broI1pht here