Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-27

spend several weeks in this delightful
climate.
The New MEXICAN extends hearty
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs A. q.
Dawson, of Maxwell City. May the young
couple prosper and he happy, for they
certainly deserve happiness and prosper
ity in the fullest measure.
Mr.. Wallace w. Hite, editor of the Al
buquerque Times, will arrive in the city
tonight and join Mrs. Hite at the Claire,
remaining over Sunday. Mrs. Hite has
greatly enjoyed her brief vacation in
Santa Fe.
Hon. T. Luna and family and Hon.
Sol. Luna and wife, accompanied by Miss
Harrington. were guests at the Monte
yuma hotel during the past week, but re-
turn to Los Lunas tomorrow night
Mr.. and Mrs. Penquite will occupy the
Murray cottage on Johnson street after
the LIST, w. M. Smith and family re.
moving to the rooms in the Franz block
recently occupied by Mr.. Goebel.
Z. r. Weber, the energetic proprietor
of the Claire hotel block, has returned
from Denver. He is elated over Santa
Fe's bright future and says 81 told you
80" with the greatest zest. Mr.. Webber's
family have come to make Santa Fe their
home.
Mrs. Broome and her pretty daughter,
of Florida, who have been health seekers
at st. Vincent's all summer, left this
morning for trip through Colorado.
They return to Santa Fe in few weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Morris, of Chicago, and
Mrs. T. B. Maier, of Memphis, Tenn, are
late arrivals at st. Vincents sanitarium.
The latter comes to join her husband who
has been here all summer for the benefit
Of his health.
G. H. Gildersleeve, accompanied by
his wife and two daughters, left Yesterday
for the east. The young ladies will enter
! school in Boston, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gildersleeve will pay visit of several
weeks to relatives in New York.
Mrs. M. E. D. Smith, a Boston guest
at st. Fincent's sanitarium for nearly
year, leaves next month for home, hay
ing had her health perfectly restored by
Santa Fe's pure air and sunshine. Mrs.
Smith has made many warm friends
here.
Prof. Hiram Hadley, of the Agricultural
college, Las Cruces, was visitor to Ger
rillos Tuesday. Prof. Hsdley is an af
fable gentleman, and has the pleasure of
being at the head OF the splendid faculty
of the most successful school in New
Mexico.-Rustler.
Mrs. Gaillard, wife of Lieut.. D. d.
Gaillard, U. S. A, In charge OF the engi-
neering work of the international boun-
Diary commission, arrived in the city yes
terday and will be guest at St. VIncent's
sanitarum for month or more. Her lit
tie daughter accompanies her.
The genial Ben Schuster and family
have been visiting at the Montezuma
hotel for six weeks past, but return
home to Ell Paso on Sunday night. MIR.
Schuster will likely spend the winter in
Mexico looking after important mining
interests, while his family will pass the
winter in New York City.
On Tuesday Mr.. F. W. Clancy left on
foot for tramp over the Ell Macho trail
to his Pecos valley summer quarters,
where Mrs. Clancy and party OF friends
are summering. Mountain climbing is
one of Mr.. Clancys chief delights. He
took box of matches with him this
time.
For to-merrow's plaza concert by the
10th U. S. infantry band this is the pro-
gram:
March Victory .......... &c.. ,.Barnhouse
Overture-A Boston Bake ..... Brooks
selection-Fr. Mass in F.... arg Ripley
Watz-Tout Paris .................Wa ldteufel
Mus. "reminiscences ... ..... 100. Robinson
National Anthem .......... ....... Willard
Hon. N. B. Laughlin and wife enter
tanned few friends at their cosy home
last evening, those present being chiefly
} of the formerly LOT Missouri" COLONY"
} Six-handed euchre and whist were
enjoyed till ne,r midnight, when refresh.
ments we're served. Mrs. Laughln is an
excellent hostess. Those present we're
. Hon. E. A. Fiske and wife, Hon. r. Z
Twitchell and wife, Mr.. and Mrs W. E.
Coons, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Penquite,
Mr. and Mrs. Cross, Mrs. E. N. Reaser
and Miss Berta Hurt.
| During the coming fall, Miss Mamma
Sulzbacher, eldest daughter of Mrs. and
Judge Louis Sulzbacher, now of Kansas
City, will be united in marriage to NJ
, Berkowitz, also of Kansas City. Miss
Sulzbacher is charming and accom-.
pllshed young lady, who has received
every cultured grace of mind or hear
which the thoughtful care and liberia
; bounty OF he- parents could secure. The
young gentleman belongs to one o.
the prominent families Of Kansas City, il
engaged in the stationery and printing
business, and is well known as capable
and honorable business man. The en-
t Ragement has the approval of both fam
lies, and the prospects OF the young
. people are exceptionally promising.