Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-16


that as soon as winter has loosened his
icy hands from the tiny buds of spring
the white gloves will again blossom forth
upon the promenade. Although they are
displayed in shop windows, | have yet to
sec the woman who is bold enough to
enChse her hands in brilliant red gloves.
Very few women care to have their hands
bear \ striking resemblance to lobster.
1t iswel. to curb ones love for the bill
liant ID dress, with the bride OF modera-
ton. CADENCE HAMILTON.
SMALL TALK.
Rev. J. A. Mcnanl, of Albuquerque, is
in the city OH visit.
Hon. H. L. Pickett is gradually recov-
efng his health at the Exchange hotel.
Mrs. Chas. L. Lummis is here from
l-eta on a visit to Mrs. Anita Chap
man.
Judge II. L. Waldo has been in Albu-
querque on A. 4 ?. railroad business. He
returns tonight.
Mrs Lttel and boy baby are doing very
nicely; they are receiving the best of care
ut st. Nincent's sanitarium.
Mr.. Samuel Eldodt has so far recovered
his health as to be able to leave the SAM
tarum. He returns to his home at San
Juan early next week.
Mrs. Demetrio Perez, wife of the terri
torial auditor, and Miss Perez, have gone
TO San Antonio on visit to Mrs. Euti-
MIC Montoya.
Mr. viii Upton viii arrive home from
Washington next week. He wires Gen.
Hobart that the Pecos park is a fixed
fact.
The capital of New Mexico can now
boast OF the two finest private libraries in
the southwest; namely, the one of Bishop
2. L. Jhapele and Of Hon. T. B. Catron.
Captain Richard Williams, of the Cash
Entry nine, expects to sail from New
York to-day for England. He will be
absent couple of months.
Mr.. Leopold Macon ond family and
| Mr.. Manuel Chaves and family, of Valen-
cia county, are in the city, the guests OF
their brother, Hon. Amado Chaves.
M. James Seligman departed on
Thursday for his post of duty at Salt Lake
City. Success attend the young Lord
Dundreary for that's precisely the way he
looks when he dons dress suit.
Mrs. A. G. Ireland writes her husband
from Kenwood, Iowa, that it is 80 degrees
below zero there and she is yearning to
return to Santa Fe's sunshine as soon as
her mothers health will permit.
Mrs. Paulding, wife of Lieut.. Pauld
ing, 10th infantry, who has been ill with
the grip Tor the past few weeks, has
fully recovered. Lieut.. and,Mrs. Pauld'
ing are still domicied at the Palace hotel,
Harry J. Gray, well and favorably
known in New Mexico, and now manager
of Wilson Waddingham cattle interest s
IN the Indian Territory, will shortly wed
Miss Nellie Cullen, of Fort Worth, Texas
DR.. John G. Walker and wife, of In
dianapois, accompanied by DR.. Walker,
sr, and wife, are new arrivals at the st.
Vincent's hospital, and came TO reside
here two years in search of health.
They are pleasant people and are well
come.
Mrs f. L. Bartlett, lady commissioner
from New Mexico, is in Las Cruces organ.
iziug ladies' auxiliary committee for
bona Ana county and otherwise at work
in the interest OF a creditable exhibit from
New Mexico at the Worlds fair
Mrs. Cook, the handsome wife of the
manager of Raymond & Whitcomb's Bos.
ton excursions, has been domiciled at St.
VinCent's sanitarlum with sick daughter
for several weeks. Her husband will Join
her and they will proceed to California
next week.
At tomorrow afternoons plaza concert,
2 80 O'Clock, the 10th infantry band will
render the following program:
March-PrcsS Club q. ............. Robinson
| Fantasa-1hc Iron Crown ............. Buglione
| Polka-'rw Little Bulfnches .......... king
Fanta>ia-Cleopatra Cornet Solo ..,... Damare
Sell ction-Fr, Op. Flying Dutchman. Wagner
GHlop-L Lightning ........................B Bonner
A large and congenial company was
called together by the governors recep
ton on Wednesday evening. Many
strangers were in attendance, and not q
few of them were heard to express sur
prise at the charming social life which
character;zes this community.
A social was given last evening at the
home of Mrs Robert Harvey to the mem
bers OF the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor and others. It was
well attended, and very enjoyable time
was spent in games and other amuse.
ments; refreshments being dispensed
during the evening.
Second Lieutenant A. W. Brewster,
10th infantry, now at Fort Marcy, to-day
received notice OF his promotion to be
first lieutenant of the 9Th infantry, sta
toned in Florida. His many newly made
friends here congratulate him, but at the
same time regret the possibility of his
removal from Fort Marcy.
II witnessed pleasant incident" said
friend of Hon. 5. B. Elklns, at the
Normandie, Gin the Office of secretary o.
war the other day. Mr.. Romero, the
Mexican minister, had called to see Mr.
Elkins and opened the conversation il
English. To his surprise and gratifica
ton the secretary replied in Spanish, ut
tered fuently and dramatically. Then
the two kept up the talk in that beautiful
tongue for some time. l suppose thu
secretary learned how to talk it when ,
resident of New Mexico, where nearly al
Americans converse in Spanish with more
or less proficiency" -Washington Post
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