Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-30

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SMALL TALK.
'Irs Jrs time for lrcamiu' OF thccooI an shady |
hooks,
For rollin' up your brecchcs ion u splash into
the brooks:
It's wishin' time, it's dshin time 1T, time to
take YOUR ease
Where the IoCusts sing soprano 10 the tenor of |
the bees
This is the way good many Santa Feans
are feeling to-day. Under modification !
of the fish law by the last legislature, it |
becomes lawful to catch trout on and |
after tomorrow, May l. 1t is too bad,
really, that such an event should roll |
around on Sunday, for the temptation
will be very strong, and perhaps some
will harken. to the song OF the waters,
and, while gathering wild flowers in the
canon tomorrow, will also daily with the
speCkled beauties that seek shelter in the
deepest water holes.
Mrs. John Borradaile entertained forty
five guests Tuesday night, in compliment
to her sister, Mrs. Symington, of Santa
Ee. The evening WAS passed most en-
ioyably, with card playing, music and
dancing, the music being furnished by
Profs. Sodring and Diuauro. In the game
of euChre, Mrs. Burkhart won the first
prize, beautiful silver souvenir spoon.
The ''booby" prizes were given to Mrs.
Bushnell and Mr.. Perfecto Armjo. The
former received china cup and the lat
ter rubber burro. Albuquerque Citizen.
On and after tomorrow the daily plaza
concerts by the 10Th infantry band will
begin at 4 p. m. This program will be
rendered tomorrow:
March Press Club ........... Robinson
Overtnre-CO College ................ ...... Moses
Romance-Fr. %. l. Eclair -. 49,, . IIaIeyy
POlka-Adam and Eve ......,.. arg. MegrClles
selection--Fr, OPP. Les Clothes De
Bonneville OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Plauquet
Sp, Fandango-The Pearl of Madrid Bashmann
Solicitor General and Mrs +. l.. Bart
lett returned last evening from two
weeks trip through San Juan and Rio
Arriba counties, where Mrs. Bartlett did
excellent work in her capacity as lady
commissioner to the Worlds Columbian
exposition.
Sister Victoria, Of St. Vincents, left
Chicago Tuesday last for points further
east and is to-day at Greensburg, Pa.
The weather there has been wretched and
she writes that she will return to Santa
Fe at the earliest moment, which will be
about May Is,
T. Reed Woodbridge and wife, Mrs. W.
r. Woodbridge and Mrs. M. A. Presley,
all of Port Henry, n. V, have been here
for several days; they have apartments at
the Palace. Mrs. T. Reed Woodbridge
has been quite i'll, but is recovering
slowly.
DR.. W. L. Lyster, prominent physi-
clan from Detroit, whose health was very
much improved during the months he
was at st. Vincent's sanitarium in Santa
Fe, is writing series of interesting
Santa Fe letters for the Detroit Free
Press.
Capt. Burbank, 10th Infantry, will soon
arrive from Fort Wingate and take station
at Fort Marcy. lie is a very companion,
able gentleman and comes OF soidierly
family, his father being Col. Sydney Bur.
bank, an old time war officer
Mr.. Gleason, of London; Mr.. Robin,
son, of Louisville, KY. DR.. Hermida and
Senior Pecon, OF Spain, and Mrs. NJ. E
ID. Smith and son, of Boston, are among
the health seekers now chartered at st.
Nincent's sanitarium.
j. w. Miller, OF Cleveland, Ohio, has
been a guest at the Palace during the pas
week; he came here to be benefited BY
Santa FEES climate and is evidently reap
ing the benefit he expected.
Mrs. Smith, OF Syracuse, N. Y, anC
Mrs. Riley, her mother, have been in the
city for the past six weeks, guests at the
Palace; Mrs. Smith, who came here quite
an invalid, is doing splendidly, and il
improving in health daily.
There will be a social meeting OF the
Presbyterian congregation at the manst
on Monday evening, May 2, between s
and 10 80. All friends of the church are
cordially invited.
, Mrs. Geo. G. Preston writes to friends
from Denver that she expects to spenC
July and August next in Santa Fe, il
order to escape the much hotter weather
J in Denver.
Miss Furman, the New York belle
married amid such ecat few days ago
is sister of Miss Virginia Furman, {
visitor here this spring with the Misses
Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Babcock, of Chi
tago, are guests at the Palace; they arr
here for Mrs. Baboock's health and ar,
well satisfied with the progress she il
making.
Mrs. Rumsey and Mrs. Loring and sor
expect to leave on Monday morning for
short visit to Omaha; they will return
, before the hot weather sets in there.
Me- pxolfoxJ D,;poo :. l.,
recovering from her long sick spell. Sh'
was out for drive yesterday afternoon il
} company with Mrs. Pierson.
Mrs. Morrison, wife of Judge r. L
Morrison, of Prescott, is here on a visit t.
Hon. and Mrs. A. L. Morrison; she il
enjoying her stay greatly.
The ladies in charge of the specia
county Worlds fair exhibits are discuss
ing supper and dance to take place
about full moon time.
Judge Seeds and the district court OF
licers will not return from Rio Arribi
county before Thursday next.
Messrs. C. II. Watson and R. G. Pen
quite left this morning for three days
fishing trip to the Pecos.
> Clark M. Carr, president CT the Cebolli
Cattle company from Fort Wingate, il
still in the capital on visit.
Tomorrow, the lst of May, will find {
| great throng enjoying an outing in the
Santa Fe canon.
f. w. Dobson, we'll known youns
attorney of Albuquerque, is in the city OF
business.
Howard Vaughn was ont for a shor
carriage drive to-day, and is steadily i'm
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