Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-17

ces the crack social clubs have establish
ed private rinks. 1t is said the revival q
ice skating will surely bring back the
roller rink furore during the coming
spring and summer.
Miss Luz Chavea, sister OF Hon. Amado
Chaves, of San Mateo, will be married on
Leop0ldo Mazon, a prominent and
wealthy young citizen OF western Nalen.
ca county. The marriage ceremony will
take place at the residence OF Mr.. Chaves
The New MEXICAN extends to the Young
| couple hearty congratulations and sen IL
them the best wishes of many friends for
their future happiness and prosperity.
The Rev. q. &. Smith has gone on
visit to Philadel phia and other eastern
cities. By the death of relative the
gentleman has recently inherited rather
handsome income. He will look after
this while absent and return in two weeks.
Mother Mary Paul, the mother super
ior OF all the sisters OF charity, and her
worthy assistant Sister Bazalia, sre here
from Cincinnati paying visit to st. Vim
cents. They are paying a visitation to
all the missions in the west.
Hon. s. w. Dorsey is making many
valuable impr )vements on his extensive
ranch property in Colfax county. Recent
Wis. sors to his hospltable home say he is
dong much toward the construction of
reservoirs and irrigation canals.
Master w. G. Twitchel has addressed
the following invitation to about twenty
of his friends: 'My mama wants to know
If your mama will let you come to my
birthday party, Tuesday afternoon, Jan
uary 70, from 3 till 5 O'clock"
Lieut.. T. c. Clay, 10th infantry, has
been relieved from duty at department
headquarters and ordered to join his regl-
ment; this may bring him here, as he
belongs to | company, one of the
skeleton companies at regimental head
quarters.
Lieut.. John A. Perry, 10th infantry, at
present at San Carlos, has been re-
ieved from duty as post quartermaster at
that post and assigned to duty in COM
mand of company of Indian scouts.
Hon. Fl. L. Pickett, of Silver City, who
has been in the city for two weeks at
tending to business before the supreme ,
court, leaves during the coming week for
his home.
Lieut. Johnson has changed his quar-
ters to those formerly occupied by Ma ajor
He has not yet fully re- !
covered from his recent illness.
Messrs. Currer and Littlehales re-
,urned on Thursday from Rio Arriba !
county. Mr.. Currier departs shortly for
/ visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. Solomon Luna and Miss Mary
Romero have returned to their home at |
Los Lunas. Hon. Sol. Luna is still here !
detained on business.
Mr.. s. B. Turner, of Denver, and
Messrs. Geiselman and Burr, of Alma,
Nebraska, are pleasant sojourners in the
historic city.
Rev. A. A. Wood, OF Milwaukee, is in
he city on q visit to Mr.. Philpot, for
whose health Santa Fe's climate has
lone much.
Hon. Louis Sulzbacher is seriously
leaving Kansas City and again
aking up his abode in New Mexico.
Mr.. John Mcdonald, q leading busi-
less man of Denver, is here visiting
riends, the Messrs. Webber.
Hon. 6. W. Meylert, county treasurer
# Bernalllo county and his charming
wife, are guests at the Palace.
. Judge McFie left last night for Las
)ruces to spend Sunday at home. lie
eturns Monday morning.
Gov. and Mrs. Prince have taken up
h cir residence in the old historic pOy-
rnment palace.
Dr.. Cowdrey and wife are still in New
york. The doctor has been very i'll re-
emily.
Judge H. L. Waldo is expected to re-
urn from Kansas City tomorrow.
Mrs E. l.. Bartlett has been quite i'll
or the past two weeks.
Hon. A. Staab is still confined to his
esidence by illness.