Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-28


Mrs. L. Bradford Prince returned last
night from visit to Ell Paso.
Douglass Harroun left last night for a
months visit to Chicago.
Morris Clarke came in from San Pedro
last night to remain over Memorial day.
Hon. A. L. Morrison has gone to Pres.
colt, where he will deliver an address on
Memorial day.
Sister Victoria will leave Cincinnati on
Monday on her return to st. Vincents
sanitarium.
Mrs. S. p. Foster, OF Hermosa, is still
guest at the sanitarium and will remain
several weeks.
President Spiegelberg, Of the Second
National bank, will return home tonight
from Chicago.
Mrs. e. L. Bartlett expects to 60 to
Albuquerque during the coming week on
visit to friends.
Mrs. Rumsey and Mrs. Loring are in
Omaha visiting and expect to return to
Santa Fe about the Let OF July.
Miss Fitch is in the city from Las We
gas on visit to friends. She will spend
the summer with her brother at Socorro.
Mrs. X. R. Bartlett, of St. Louis, will
arrive in Santa Fe tonight and pass the
summer here with her daughter, Mrs.
Cross.
Miss Alice Griggs, a very pretty young
lady from Mesilla, is health-seeker IN
Santa Fe. She is stopping at Loretto
| convent.
Darling, said be, your eyes are like
diamonds, your lips like rubios, your
teeth like pearls, your hair like-and then
she wited. Guess.
J. II. Knaebel has returned from
Denver and will be here during the
month of June, having important business
before the district court.
Ernest Meyers, a well known Albu-
querque business man, OF the firm oil
Lowenthal & Meyers, is visiting among
Santa Fe friends to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Harris expect to
get away the last OF next week for their
old home in Buffalo. Santa Feans will
miss these pleasant people.
Right Rev. P. L. Chapelle, coadiutor
bishop OF this diocese, has left Washing.
ton on his return to this city and will ar.
live here early during the coming week.
Miss Wheelock who has been the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. Andrews for some months
departs next week for her eastern home.
Many friends here regret her departure.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Candelaria Garcia TO Mr.. Celso
Lopez, at the Cathedral, on Monday
morning next. The bride is pretty and
young, and Mr.. Lopez is son OF that
we'll known citizen, Rafael Lopez. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Governor Prince returned from Las
Vegas last night. While there he Wis
tied the two new public school structures
now going up in the old town of Las
/ Vegas. They are handsome stone build
! ings, costing Sill 900 and $4,000.
I Program for to-morrow's plaza concert
bv the 10th infantry band:
March National Fencibles. ............; Sousa
Oyerture-La Gazza Ladrs ;........... Rossini
Idyll-The First Heart Throbs, EilenDerg
Clog Dance--The Darkies Dream lansing
Selection-Fr. OPP. II Trovators ............V verdi
Galop-Express Train, ........,..........stra STRAUSS
Mrs. r. B. Smith, who has beer at the Pal.
ace during the past three months for the
benefit of her health, has improved 80
much that during this week she has gone
east via Colorado Springs and Denver, to
spend the summer at her home at Syra-
cuse, N. Y. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Riley. They expect to re.
turn to Santa Fe to spend the winter.
The donation box which Mrs. Seligman
established Tor receiving library funds
was opened last Monday by committee
of ladies and count Of the contents de-
veloped the fact that it contained $203.50,
Tor the collection Of which Mrs. Seligman
is entitled to vote of thanks. This
amount, added t, the money derived from
various entertainments, brings the library
fund up to present total Of $7l2.