Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-17

E. T. Weber returns from Denver in
few Gays.
Miss Jeffiics' has been ill at Loretto
convent all week.
L. P. Sheldon came in from Albuquer-
que this morning.
Hon. R. E. Twitchell left last night on
a trip to San Marcial.
Col Frost will return from his western
trip ON Monday or Tuesday next
Hon. A. M. Bergere and family of Los
Lunas are guests at the Palace.
Mrs. C. F. Kendall is in the city from
La Junta on visit to Mrs. Dooley.
j. A. Jones, of Ration, candidate for the
office of surveyor general, is visiting the
city.
Mrs. j. H. Gerdes and Mr.. Eldodt, who
have been ill for some days, are recover
ing.
Gov. L. Bradford Prince is expected
home from Washington on Wednesday
next.
Chas. A. Spiess has been lingering at
Las Vegas again-this time rather longer
than usual.
Gen. Nicolas Pine, of Galisteo, reported
quito ill recently, has fully recovered his
usual good health
Mrs. Nestor Armijo will arrive from
Las Cruces next week and pass the hoh-
DAYS with Santa te friends.
r. L. Baca and family will arrive from
San Mateo on Tuesday next and take up
their home here tor the winter
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince contemplates
an early visit to the City of Mexico, ac-
companying some eastern friends.
Hon. l.. L. Parker, attorney for the
Frisco road, is here from st, Louis on
business before the U. 3. land court.
Hon. Jose Salazar Ortiz and family
arrived to, day from Plaza Alcalde and
will make their home here for the winter
Mrs. L. p. Pearson expects to start
home next week from Reading, Pa, beng
accompanied by charming young lady
relative.
Bishop j. Mills Kendrick and family
will remove from Albuquerque shortly
aud take up their residence at Phoenix,
AT.
Miss Barnum, of Baltimore is a guest
at st. Vlncent's saulturlum, coming to
remain durlug the winter for the benefit
of her health.
The leading ladies of the cathedral
parish are about to organize a benevo-
lent society for looking after the worthy
poor of the city.
Hons. T. B. Catron and John H. Riley
~, Vork for Snuarnl lnya
this week and probably reached Wash
ington last evening.
Hon. T. D. Burns, member of the legis-
lative council from the Rio Arriba dis
trict, writes that he will reach Santa Fe
the last of next week.
Acting Governor Alexander has been
busy all week fitting up cosy rooms in
the old Waldo place for his family, who
will arrive on Tuesday next.
Hon. Walter C. Hadley, the well known
mine owner of Grant county, passed up
the road yesterday en- route to Denver and
thence goes east on "trip.
Mrs. W. B. Childers and daughter, who
have been guests at st. Vincent's SAM
tarium for the past week. left last night
for their Albuquerque home.
The children of the public schools are
in high glee over their Christmas enter
tainment which will take place during
the early part of the holidays.
Mesdames L. Bradford Prince and R. j.
Palen are planning jolly Christmas sur
prise for the children of the Sunday
school of the church of the Holy Faith.
Miss Minnie Collier, of Ration, who has
a host of admiring friends in Santa Fe, has
gone to Denver to pass the holiday sea-
son as the guest of Mrs. S. W. Dorsey.
The choir music at the cathedral on
Christmas morning promises to be a
most attractive feature, Sister Victoria,
of the St.. Vincent institutions, has the
matter in charge.
jill. Hannah, of Maiden, Mass, is a
pleasant guest for the winter at st. Vim
cent sanitarium. A Maiden paper speaks
of jolly farewell party rendered him by
! Rev. Father Curran and others.
! Mrs. E. L. Bartlett, one of New Mex
icos most talented ladies, has gone to
Chicago to attend meeting of the ladies
executive board of Worlds fair commits
sioners of which she is prominent men,
ber.--Raton Range.
Col. Max. Frost donates the daily New
MEXICAN to the public library in this city,
and the ladies of the association desire to
publicly thank him for his generosity.
Visitors to the library will find the New
MEXICAN on file.-Albuquerque Citizen.
The annual Christmas entertainment of
the Presbyterian church Sunday school
will take place on Monday evening the
26th inst. Those interested will please
note this as there is an impression that
the above social meeting will be held next
week.
NJ. j. Nagle is preparing great col
lection of wreaths and long strings of
evergreens to be used in decorating the
various Catholic churches for Christmas.
He makes them up from two varieties of
cedar, green and silver tipped, mixed
with mountain laurel.
Charles Dennison Dunlop, we'll known
here as the son of the late Bishop Dunlop,
recently led to the altar at Denver a very
charming woman in the person of Miss
Rosemary, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C. Conwell, of that city. They have
gone to housekeeping at 1864 Logan
avenue, Denver.
Word comes to-day that the mother of
L. NJ. Brown, county surveyor of this
county, died at Manchester, N. H., on the
9Th of this month. Mr.. Brown was called
to her bedside on the 1st of November,
and has been watching and waiting ever
since. The many friends of Mr.. Brown
in Socorro deeply sympathize.with him.
Socorro Chieftain.
For to-morrow's plaza concert by the
10th u s. infantry band, 2:30 to $3.50 p.
M, the following is the program:
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Gavote-LovIng Hearts,. .... Moses
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