Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-23

.ItHSIS' u. IL bofuesi a. " iIejduu
and Geo. w. Kna9bel are booked for
Il trip to Cerrilos tomorrow.
Hon. Will Spegelberg and family will
sail ia about thirty days from New York
for Europe to spend the summer.
Judge Waldo will return from the east
tomorrow, going, however, first to Silver
City before returning here to Santa Fe.
Mr.. l.. F. Parker, stenographer for the
land court, who has been confined to his
room for week, has recovered and is up
and about.
Hon. and Mrs. j. B. Mayo will return
to Santa Fe early during the coming
month. They will likely reside in this
city hereafter.
Col. Coleman and son, Sherrard, and
Mr.. Lybyand leave on Tuesday for the
White mountains, beyond White Oaks, on
a U. S. surveying contract.
Hon. NJ. q. Reynolds. the affable and
energetic attorney OF the land court, re-
turned last night from business trip to
Denver He has apartments at the Pal
ace.
Messrs. Alfred Berkey, Alex. M. Rus
sell and A. A. Nantoli, capitalists of St.
Louis, accompanied by Mr.. Herbert
Strickland, NJ. E., are visiting south Santa
Fe county.
Mrs L. Bradford Prince was able to sit
up for snort time yesterday, and is
slowly recovering from her long attack Of
bronchitis, covering the unusual period OF
five weeks.
The ladies of the guild of the church of
the Holy Faith contemplate giving a
church social during the coming week,
the proceeds to go toward the rectory
fund building.
Mrs. John Symington has been the
guest of Albuquerque friends this week
and was in attendance upon the Com
merclal club reception. She will prolong
her visit several weeks.
The death of Mr.. Burnham, for years
connected with the Palace hotel at Santa
Fe, is universally regretted. He was a
very amiable gentleman, deserving the
esteem of all.-Cerrillos Rustler.
Mrs. Grunsfeld, the guest of Hon. l.
Spiegelberg and family during the winter,
departs in few days for New York, sail
ing thence in June for Germany. Her
son. L. A. Grunsfeld, will accompany her
to New York.
Hon. A. l.. Morrison, one of the silver
tongued orators of the southwest, has
been invited to make an address at Pres
colt on Memorial day, May 30th next
1t is likely that he will accept the invita-.
ton.
District Attorney r. E. Twtchel leaves
in the morning for Terra Amarillo to at
tend court. Mrs. Twitchell and son and
her father, NJ. w. H. Collins, will spend
the coming two weeks during Mr.. Twtch-
ellis absence at their ranch, in northern
Santa Fe county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Harris and child
expect to spend several months of the
coming summer at their old home in Buf-
fao. Mr.. Harris has greatly improved
since he came here, and thinks he can
stand a couple of months of Buffalo city
climate now.
Gen. and Mrs. +. L. Bartlett will ar
rive Monday at TERRA Amarillo from San
Juan county. Gen. Bartlett will attend
court there and Mrs. Bartlett will look
lady manager of the Worlds fair for
New Mexico.
At the plaza concert tomorrow after
noon the 10th infantry band will render
the following program:
March-Quinobequin ...... .......... Robinson
Overture-Light Cavalry ...., ........... Suppe
Waltz-My Queen ...... Bubalos,e
Spanish Fanlasia-La Paloma . arg Missud
Selection-Fr. Op. Mariana. ......... Wallace
Quadrlle -Potpourrl... ...r..... .. Strauss
Bishop P. L. Chapelle has gone east on
q visit combining business with pleasure.
He will spend several weeks in Washing
ton, and, having familiarized himself with
New Mexico's needs, will have confer
ences with Influential men at the national
capital which will rebound to New Mex.
ico's good.
Father DeFour made the Rustler q
pleasant call yesterday, while on one of
his periodic visits TO this part of his
charge. He will have house built near
the church here. Father DeFouri is an
earnest churchman and is fully imbued
with the most advanced ideas of progress
sive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ruster,
The I'D anniversary of Odd Fellowship
will be celebrated by Aztlan lodge No. 8,
|. .. 0. F., on the evening of Tuesday
next, for which event large number of
invitations have been sent out. The
committee in charge consists of Messrs.
W. B. Sloan, J. L. Van Arsdel, A, p.
Hogle, c. J. Bacon and I. A. Goodwin.
The swell social hop at Cerrilos on
Thursday evening was attended by thirty
couples. Those from ont of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Mclaughlin, San
Pedro; Miss King, Golden; Mr.. Carl
ProbsJ and Miss Griffin, and Mr.. Guss
OBrien, Santa Fee; Capt. Williams and
I. Crisp Sanderson, Of the Cash Entry.
Washington lodge No. l, Patriotic Sons
of America, was instituted at S an Pedro
last Monday night, With thirty-two char
ter members, and differed as follows: W.
X. Markt, president; W. E. Ratiff, vice
president; W. E. Newberry, master of
forms and ceremonies; L. j. Ross, rec.
ording secretary; E. W. Bode, financial
secretary, R. E. Ward, treasurer.
The music at the Episcopal church on
Easter was exceptionally fine. The
Easter Anthems, TIE Deum, etc., were
well rendered, as well as special anthem
on the old oriental salutation "The Lord
is risen" This was sung by Mrs. Plum
mer, Mrs. Koch, Mr.. Fletcher and Mr.. !
Smith. Much credit is due to Mrs. |
Koch as choir director and Miss gilbert |
son, and the congregation is certainly
under obligations to Mrs. Palen and all
the members of the choir who give 80
much care to making the services at
tractive.
A surprising feature of mountain climb
ing is the sense of great mental and phy-
steal exhilaration it imparts. AS one
mounts higher and higher he is astonsh-
ed to discover that the toiing upwards
does not exhaust, but refreshes, until,
presently, he is in the condition of the
man who thanks Gods for the mere fact
of physical existence. This result is due