Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-24

rendered the ladies by the 10th infantry
band, at which the following program was
performed: gss q
Mnrch-W,lcome ......... .......... Clause
Oyerture-The Golden Medal . ... Hartnrr
Waltz-Sobre Las Olss -.-... ..... Rosas
Seectton-tr. OPP Trovat0re 90, 49,. Verdi
Idyl-The First lie ut Thr0bs &C.. Eilenbt rg
Mex. Song-La GolOndrl u ,...... .--
Mrs. Pearson is most accomplished
and popular lady, and her many friends
here are glad of her return. The New
MEXICAN hopes and expects that Miss
Bland will enjoy her visit to the capital
of New Mexico.
SMALL TALK.
Hon. T. B. Catron returned from the
east last night.
Talk of hop by the Athletic club dur
ing the coming week. M
Judge H. l.. Waldo will be in Santa Fe
Monday next.
Mr.. Marcus Eldodt is still confined to
his residence by sickness.
L. NJ. Brown, well known citizen of
Socorro, is visiting the capital.
Hon. j. B. Mayo has returned from a
lengthy visit east and is domiciled at the
Palace.
E. T. Weber is detained in Denver on
business and will not reach home till
after January l.
Mr.. r. L. Baca and family, of San Mateo,
have arrived here and will spend the
winter in Santa Fe
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, of San Pedro, are
here to spend Christmas with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. M. Emmert
Hon. Pedro Perea came in this morning
and will linger among his capital city
friends for several days.
Hon. L. Spiegelberg expects to go east
during the fore part of January and will
remain there for some time on visit to
his family.
Hon. R. E. Twitchell returned last even
ing from Socorro, where he has been all
week attending the sessions of the dis
trict court. ,T..
Hon. G. W. Miles, county school super
intendent of Grant county, and Prof. G..
S. Ramsey, principal of the Albuquerque
university, are visitors here to-day.
Hon. P. B. Lady and family arrived
from Silver City this morning and are
most comfortably domiciled for the legis-
lative term at St. Vincent sanitarium.
Hon. G. W. Prichard left yesterday for
Las Vegas whence, after short stay, he
goes on a short trip to Los Angeles on
legal business.
Col. James E. Gregg, well known in
Santa Fe, has removed from Kansas City
to Denver, where he now is and where he
will soon be Joined by his family.
Capt John P. Hyland, who is making
good newspaper out of the Kingston
Shaft, came in from the south this morn
ing and will remain to see the legislature
organized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopoldo Mason, of Va
lencia county, are in the city on visit to
Hon. Amado Chaves and will remain here
for some months. Mrs. Mason is Mr.
Chaves' sister.
Many citizens have requested Sister
Victoria to repeat the territorial orphan
school entertainment for the edifcation
of the general public, and arrangements
to carry out the request may be made
within few days.
Hon. A. L. Morrison returned this
morning from Gallup where he delivered
lecture last night for the benefit Of
Father billiards church. The attendance
was large.
News has been received at Fort Marcy
that company G., 10th infantry, now in
Oklahoma territory, has been ordered to
Fort Stanton. Capt. Styles is the cap
tain OF that company. He is now on sick
leave.
Mrs. B. Seligman, who has been visit
ing her daughter in Philadelphia for some
months, will not return home until about
the middle of January. Mr.. James Selig-
man, her son, will arrive from Salt Lake
on visit about the same date.
Capt. Sumner A. Lincoln, 10th infantry,
will repair from Fort Stanton, N. NJ, to
Washington and report in person to the
officer in charge of the publication of the
official records of the rebellion for duty
in his Office.
There are legends that give grounds
for making the mistletoe an emblem of
truth, of reconciliation, of good faith,
honor, peace and good will toward all.
1t is and ought to be a very popular adj
junct of the Christmas festival.
W. g. Robertson, of Scranton, Pa,
where he is manager of the Dolph Coal
company, is in the city on visit to his
father, City Engineer John Robertson.
He is accompanied by his son.
Hon. ]. F. Hinkle and bride, of Lincoln
county, are guests at the Palace. Mr.. Hin
kle is representative from the district of
Lincoln, Chaves and Eddy counties. Mrs.
Hinkle is most charming young lady.
They are heartily welcome to the capital.
Mrs. E. L. Bartlett will arrive on this
evenings narrow gauge train from Chi
cago, where she has been for two weeks
attending the sessions of the executive
committee of the board of lady managers
of the Worlds fair, of which she is an
honored and influential member.
Mrs. L. A. Fiske and boy baby are do
ing nicely, and Mr. Fiske is holding up
bravely looking after the comfort and
well being of the other children. He
found this rather amusing the first even
ing, but is now of the opinion that all
that glitters is not gold and thinks he is
much more of a success as United States
attorney than he is looking after babies.
Still as yet he is in no danger.
For to-morrow's plaza concert by the
10th U. 8. infantry band, 2:30 to $3.50 p.
m, the following is the program:
March-Sound Off ....... ...... Sousa
Overture--The Golden Crown go. . Hartner
Wnits-Sobre Las Olas ......,....... Ro.as
Eelection-Fr Op. Trovatore ....... Verdi
Idyl-The First Hear, Throbs .. Eilenbeig
De- - A .. ~ ~, rfI K~l1ay