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stretch of country from santa re TO
Acoma, and from the Needles down to
Ell Paso. Mr.. Lungren is much in love
with the southwest, and proposes to mako
artistic study of its people, primitive and
modern, his life work. He is about to
paint two pictures for the Worlds fair
which will in all probability be studies
combining life and landscape taken from
around Acoma pueblo. The vivid tones
and startling effects of New Me1lco's
tinted rocks and cloudless sky combined
with the peculiar fora of this region give
Mr.. Lungren's pictures flavor all their
own. No other artist has preceded him,
but many are now in his wake. 1T would
be utterly useless outside of three or four
columns to attempt an outline of the
work already accomplished. Mr.. Lungren
will return to New Mexico about May
next TO continue his studies during the
Pueblo Indian fiestas. .., .,.,....-...
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SMALL TALK.
Hon. J. Frank Chaves leaves tonight
for his home at Los Lunas. ar.. r.
Mr.. F. H. Lungren, the artist, is the
guest of Hon. Amado Chaves. ,
Hon. James A. Lockhart, of Grant
county, is on visit to the capital.
Mrs Gerdes has been quite Ill during
this week, but is now convalescent.
Miss Whitlock Is expected to return
from Cleveland, Ohio, in about two weeks.
Christmas comes on Sunday this year,
hence the legal holiday will fall on Mon
day.
Chas. F. Lummis has Joined Prof. A. F.
Bandalier's South American archaeological
expedition.
Mrs. j. P. Victory who has been solong
Ill is now somewhat improved and her
physician hopes she will be able to sit up
next week.
Hon. L. G. Read, president Of the CITY
school board leaves for Denver next week
to inspect the workings of the public
school board there.
Miss Dunn, of Grand Rapids, Mich, a
guest at st. Vincent's sanitarium, will
next week be Joined by her sister who
comes to spend the winter here.
Hon. 7. G. Fuller, of Raleigh, N. c.,
associate justice of the court OF private
land claims, arrived in the city on Thurs
day and has rooms at the Palace.
Mrs. E. P. Pearson, who has been visit
ing friends in Reading, Penn, will return
home about the 23d inst. She will be
heartily welcomed by many friends.
- Don Roman L. Baca, of Grants, is in
the city. He will spend the winter in
Santa Fe with his family, having leased
one of Mr.. Laughlin's houses, near Capt.
tai park.
Acting Governor Alexander has gone
south to bring his family as far as Los
Lunas. After weeks visit there they
will reach Santa Fe and go to housekeep-
ing in the old Waldo place near the Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. W. B. Childers and little daughter
Gladys arrived from Albuquerque this
morning and will be guests at St. Vincent
sanitarium for some weeks, coming, for
little Gladys health.
Mr.. John Hannah, of Boston, has Sc
cured winter quarters at st. Vincent
sanitarium. He comes in search OF health
and is friend of Mrs. NJ. E. d. Smith,
whose recovery was complete through her
residence here last winter.
Hon. T. B. Catron left this morning foI
Washington. He will be joined en- route
by Hon. John H. Riley, of Las Cruces,
and Hon. H. L. Pickett, of Silver City
and together they will earnestly work in
congress for the admission of New MeIi'
CO as state.
VIM. Bacon assistant superintendent Of
the Kansas City d Council Bluffs railroad
and his mother, Mrs. Geo. Bacon, of Bur
lington, Kas., are here on visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Rivenburg. Mrs. Bacon is thu
latter's mother and will remain somt
time for the benefit of her health.
Hon. W. G. Rltch, grand master of thu
New Mexico grand lodge, !. 0. o. F., wa
entertained by Aztlan lodge last evening
and made pleasing address. He leavei
tomorrow night for Silver City, theme
visiting all lodges in southern and cen
trail New Mexico along the line Of the A
T. & s. F. road.
A superb opal pin was ratified of OF
Thursday under Mrs. Catron's direction
she having sold sixty chances at rs cent
each, the proceeds to 60 toward the churc
rectory fund. No. Sc, held by Chas. A
Spices, proved the lucky number.
Mrs. E. L. Bartlett left this morning
for Chicago on business connected wit
her duties as member of the World
fair committee. Mrs. Bartlett is one o
the ub-committee of ten selected by tn
woman's national executive committee o
twenty-four, and this subcommittee ha
delegated to it all the executive and legis
lative functions of the entire committee
She will be absent about ten days. '-.'.
Beginning tomorrow, the 10th U. 8
infantry bands plaza concerts will TAX
place at 2:30 p. m. This 10 tho program
lMarch-Chautanqua .........t .,Barnhous
| Oyerture-Fr Fra Diayolo ,........ .Aube
Chorus FIR Sampson .......... 49,. Hande
Waltz-on the Beautiful Blue Danube Strau'
Sc ectlon-The Army Chaplain ..Milloecke