Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1892-01-30
SMALL TALK.

SMALL TALK.
| Hon. A. Staab is on business trip
east. He is expected to return during the
coming week.
Mrs. Il. 7. Grigg has removed from the
! Waldo place to rooms on the plaza for
merly occupied by Hon. E. A. Fiske.
Mr.. w. E. Broad a leading and well
known citizen nf Chama, is in the city.
| He has apartments at the Palace.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G. Wood and a
party of friends from Pittsburg, travelling
in special car, are seeing sights in Santa
Fe to-day.
Major r. j. Palen is expected to return
to Santa Fe tomorrow night from Hud-
son, N. Y, where he has been on visit
to his sick mother.
During the reception to the delegates
of the International league of Press
Clubs Mr.. L. A. Hughes was not only
ornamental, but very useful.
Prof. Adj F. Bandelier lectured in New
York last night on historic Mexico and
New Mexico; word comes to hand that
he has thus far met with splendid success
in his new undertaking.
Mr.. Clark Carr, the we'll known Fort
Wlngate stockman, and Mr.. w. Fl. Nc
L4ughlin, post trader there, are enjoying
their visit to Santa Fe. They are guests
at the Palace.
Judge Waldo and family and DR.. Sy-
! -,
City to-day with the remains of Harry
Waldo, who died at Exeter. DR.. Syming-
ton will probably return home about
Tuesday next.
Mrs Derwent H. Smith is visiting
Irlends IN Canada and ls having qnita an
enjoyable time, although how that can
happen in the damp Canadian climate
and away from Santa Fe is not very easily
explained.
Two daughters OF Bishop Potter, of New
York, end their cousins, daughters of the
late Clarkspn N Potter, have taken quar-
ters in the improvement flats and will
arrive here shortly from Colorado Springs.
Mrs. E. L. Bartlett is still in the south
ern part of the territory looking after
matters connected with the New Mexico
exhibit to the Worlds fair. Owing to her
tact and energy, the work she has in
hand Is proving very successful.
The reception and banquet at the Gov
ernor's Palace last Tuesday night could
not have been improved upon in any par
ticular. MIS-. Prince is certainly entitled
to the largest share of the credit for the
excellence of the affair.
Hon. Pedro Perea, president of the
First National bank, who has been in the
city during the past two weeks, leaves
tonight for his home in BernaliIlo. Mr.
Perea has been looking after the affairs Of
the bank during the absence OF the cash
er, Major Palen.
The 10th infantry band will present the
| following program at its plaza concert,
2 80, tomorrow afternoon:
| March-Sound Off tf.......................S Sousa
OVerture-M edley -..............., 80. i. Brooks
| Waltz-La Belle Juive ...............D Du Cheminr
| Spanish Fandau &C. ....,..... ............. Bins
| Fantasia From Dawn to Twilight . . Smith
Mex Danza-Las Penas Del Corazon. -
Mrs. R. W. Hunter, of Kankakee, ILL.,,
who has been residing here during the
past three months for the benefit of her
health and that of her children, is rapidly
improving. Mr.. Hunter, who is United
States attorney Of Kankakee county, ILL.,,
is shortly expected out on visit. Mrs
Hunter and children are now occupying
the Thornton residence.
w. NJ. Berger, receiver of the Santa Fe
land office, writes from Chicago that be
is Ell route home from New York and
expects to reach here about the 10th
proximo. He incidentally remarks: 81
have only had seven days of fine weather
in the past five weeks. 1t has been rain
snow or sleet nearly every day since
left home, and | shall be glad to get back
to Santa Fe and Its unmatchable climate. ,
The gayest social week Santa Fe has
experienced in years was concluded last
night with an informal hop at the Athletic
Club rooms. There were some thirty-fivt
persons present, and the hospitality O
the club was never more gracefully dis
pensed. Dancing continued till 2 O'Clock
this morning. At midnight fine lunch
was served.
The hop given by the ladies and off
GERS at Fort Marcy last Thursday evening
, was fully appreciated and thorough.
enjoyed affair The post hall was yer,
prettily and appropriately decorated
Mrs. Paulding and Mrs. Plummer actet
as hostesses, and very charming ant
thoughtful hostesses they proved. At l,
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