Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-09
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

Albuquerque.
Judge Seeds leaves Tuesday for weeks
rest on the upper Pecos.
The Misses O'Brien of Las Vegas are
guests at st Vincent's.
Mrs. E. J. Mclean, of Albuquerque, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. j. Palen.
Messrs. Sam Blanford and Frank Hud-
son start for the Pecos on Tuesday next.
Rev. G.. l. Mills and Milo Hill have
gone for vacation trip to the upper Pc
cos.
Miss Desmarais, a charming lady from
Las Vegas, is a guest at st. Vincent's
hospital.
Col Max. Frost, managing editor of
this journal, is on ten days business
trip to Denver.
Mrs. Geo. Cuyler Preston arrived from
Denver yesterday morning on visit to
Lieut.. and Mrs. Plummer.
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld, of Albuquerque, has
been during the past week welcome
guest st the home of Hon. Sol. Spiegel-
berg
Rev. G. H. Mueller and wife, Miss Gil
/
ing for drive to the turquoise mines near
Bonanza.
Mrs. Wilmington, OF Los Luna, mother
of John F. Wilmington, with Mrs. j. +.
Chaves and Mrs. Acton, leave next week
for the Jemez hot springs.
A surprise party was given to Sheriff
Tranqulllno Luna, at Peralta. The party
was made up and started from Los Lunas,
consisting of a train OF about fifty car
riages.
f. M. Watson, happily remembered as
formerly associated with Reaser Bros.
here, got in last night from st. Joe and
will remain several days. Knew he
couldn't stay away. He is welcome.
Rev. James H. DeFouri returned last
night from trip to Cerrillos. His church
there is making preparations for the cele-
bration of St. Joseph's day, July II, with
much ceremony.
A cantata, "the Flower Queen" is being
J prepared, at Chama, by Mrs. s. Bggs,
Mrs. W. R. Weaver, Mrs. W. L. Stevens,
Mrs. Chas. Hartman and others, assisted
by the young ladies of the town.
Mrs. T. P. Martin, wife Of DR.. Martin,
,, late of Taos, now east on business con-
nected with the Climatic Cure association,
and her sister, Miss White, of Philadel-
phia, are domlciled at Mrs. Bush's for the
summer.
Col. John Allison and party of ladies
from Nashville, Tenn, have been pleas
', ant guests at the Palace for several days.
, Col. Allison is personal friend of judge
: Murray OF the court of private land claims.
Mrs. Chas. Sandusky, one OF Raton's
] most amiable matrons, has arrived here
8 to spend the summer, and is domiciled in
D the improvement row, on College street
/ Mr.. Sandusky has recently been appoint
r ed to a responsible position at the PEN
! tentiary.
, As the supreme court is to convene
I here near the end of the month"; the gov
! ernors monthly reception has been post
{ poned to July q as compliment to the
judges and members of the bar. There
will consequently be no public reception
next week.
Mrs. VIM. Craig, of Philadelphia, vel
:, known to most old time Santa Feans, ar
u rived in the city last night ard is stopping
It at the Palace. She has been passing
D several weeks with the family Of Pedro
4 Simpson, in Tieras canon.
! Bishop P. L. Chapele left last night TO
if Las Vegas, where he will remain weel
y holding confirmation services in that cit,
q and vicinity. The distinguished prelat'
!, will be the recipient of many courtesies a
d the hands Of Las Vegans.
!. j. R. Lybrand is back from his stay il
t the White mountains with the Coleman
It surveying party. He has greatly i'm
d proved 10 health. Indeed, 1t is doubtful
n if his Washington friends will be able t.
e recognize him when he returns to hi
+ home there.
n Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Collins, the re
a spected parents of Mrs. R. E. Twitchell
"a left on Wednesday for their home in ST
# Joe. Mr.. Collins has been here in searcl
4 of health for nearly year, and he re
l. turns home much improved in health.
n For to-morrow's plaza concert by tn
10th infantry band, to p. m, this i
e the program:
l. Unconstitutional Mounting go. Eilenber
j. e-Nebuchadnszzar. :. .............verd
q Sanctus-Fr. Mozart's 18th Mass .....a arg. Har
70 Grand Anthem-Peace on Earth .Kelle
q GalOp-Railroad ....... Collin
,, u Mrs. Scott, of Joplin, Mo-, is visitin
= her brother, S. G.. Wright, Of Golden
. She is accompanied by her little grandso
Q whom she has brought to New Mexic
for climatic benefits, he having suffere
some with asthma, complaint for whic
!. this climate nearly always supplies
- remedy and often proves radical cure.
d Judge darkness received an appoint
:, ment as delegate to the national educs
u tional convention at Saratoga Springs
70 New York, this week, from Gov. Prince
% so the Judge will not be ''out of harness
is while on his visit to his old home. II
d and Mrs. Hardness will start on to.mol
l. row mornings train. His address for tn
1t next month will be, Hardness, Lincol
d county, New York.-Rustler.
q A iovial party of Texas tourists reache
,. the Palace hotel last night, and to-da
e they have had a huge time doing th
many sights of interest hereabouts. SAINT
, Fe's balmv air has completely enchante
D. them and they now expect to renal
here several days before proceeding on
- the Pacific coast. In the psrty are: d.
. ]. W. Lowber and wife, Miss Florenc
y Peak, Miss Olive Peak, Miss Clar
'e Walden, Miss Minnie Clay, Miss Sara
10 Lover, of Fort Worth DR.. M. s. Emf
'. nue, H. H. Rsmbolt and wife, Weather
n ford Mrs. E. s. Baldwin, Miss Lenor
y, Baldwin, Austin; B. w. Ferries, Mrs. S
- E. Moss, Waxahachie. The managers {
u the excursion are citizens of Fresno, Cal
u whose names are Craigie Sharp, ir., an
f. A. Alexander.
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