Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-18

shoulder, would you? You do not do
this because you are superstitious; but
because, because-well, never mind the
reason why. CADENCE HAMILTON.
SMALL TALK.
Santa Fs gardens are gay with roses
these days.
Gov. Prince will return home from the
south this evening.
Mrs. S. D. Foster, of Hermosa, is still
sojourning at st. Vincents sanitarium.
District Attorney R. E. TNitchell is in
Socorro on legal business.
Mrs. Broom and daughter, of Gaines.
vile, Florida, are guests at st. Vincent's.
Col. E. ?. Pearson, commanding Fort
Marcy, returned last night from trip to
Fort Wingate.
Mr.. 4. P. Sheldon left this morning for
Chicago on business for the Santa Fe
Irrigation company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, pleasant people
from Scotland, are health seekers at st.
Vincens's sanitarium.
DR.. and Mrs. E. D. Nelson, OF Boston,
are IN the city for health and pleasure.
They stop at the Palace.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
cleared $l30 from their flower concert at
the Athletic club rooms on Thursday
evening.
Hon. Amado Chavez, territorial su'
perintendent OF education, has been in
San Miguel aud Mora counties during this
week on official business.
Miss Helm, the accomplished daughter
, of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Helm, will arrive
from indianapolis the last of the month
and pass the summer here. Mr.. Helm
a will meet her in Denver.
! Sister Victoria left last night for Albu
:. querque, meeting at Lamy junction Sister
: Sebastian, of Cincinnati, who comes ou
to make an inspection of the various III
stitutions in the southwest.
Samuel w. Pyle, of Iowa Falls, Iowa
is a pleasant guest at the Exchange, ant
is charmed with santa FEES climate. HI
came through snow storm at Trinida,
y yesterday to reach Santa Fe.
IS Walter Owen, under whose direction
8 the Athletic club last year presented "tht
II Messenger from Jarvis Section" is nov
>. at Ell Paso and will assume simila
+ character under the auspices OF the Nc
d Ginty club.
it Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Clancy, VIII
is have been in the capital on q visit a.
a week, leave tonight for their home
" Albuquerque. They are deservedly popu
o lar in this city, and their many friend
d always regret their departure.
III Lieut.. VIM. Paulding has gone to Ne'
1. York on personal business. He has bee
ordered to leave Fort Marcy and tax
Is station at Oklohoma, but Santa Fean
rs trust that the order will not be carrie
Of into effect. Lieut.. Paulding and wife ar
~ very popular here.
g. Program for the plaza concert to-mol
ie row afternoon:
- Overture-Barbier De Seville .......,... Rossii
ne Waltz-We dding Sounds. ............ .Fahrbac
Id Selecliou-Fr. Comic Operas (Request) Mos'
le Galop--Valentine. observation-disclosures. ..... Rel
Up The closing exercises at Loretto acadt
I'll my take place at a. m. on Monday, tn
p 22d inst. Over 500 cards of invitatio
IS have been sent out, on the margin {
8. which appear the significant words: IN
IN flowers received" This is made nece
le sary by the great deluge of floral tribute
se which have each year heretofore bee
". showered upon teachers and pupils.
ho The Sisters OF Loretto are erecting
w handsome $4,000 structure on Collel
90 street. To-day large number of invit
90 90 lions were issued which read as follow
ny yourself and family are cordially invite
81 ~ to assist at the blessing of the corne
NJ ~, stone of our new convent by Most Re
nnss Archbishop Salpointe, ON Monday mex
a an June 20, 1872, at 4p. M"
,at Mrs. R. M. Field, Miss Ferie and Mi
ne Hogan, of Kansas City, are guests at u
a summer. Mrs. Field is the wife of R.
is Field, editor of the Kansas City Time
no Two years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Field we
ys summer guests at st. Vincent's, and tn
ara have a host of friends here who ha
ire kindly membranes of their visit.
ed Miss Freda Gilchrist, very han
some, vivacious and bright young la
from Newark, N. j., is the guest of Nj
L. Bradford Prince, her aunt. This
her first visit to the west, and she
led agreeably delighted with its attractio
and it's people. Miss Gilchrist is t
=" daughter of the late attorney-general
m. New Jersey who, in his day, was for YET
out one of the leading public men OF
The state.
~. ]. D Allan and family have been {
l.. tanned east by the illness of their lit
ps' daughter. They left Pittsburg on the 10
err for Aurora, ILL.,, and after visit there
ers two weeks will start for Santa Fe.
The voiHo and h
the We are anxious to get back to Santa
the My opinion is that any one who will Ii
ere in this country when he can live IN Sal
ass Fe is chump."
lny Tomorrow will be flower day at
ups peniteptiary when the ladies OF Santa
re- are asked by Supt. DeMier to send flow
% to bring little sweetness and ligt
a we of real life to the hearts of the unhsp
o., inmates of the institution. The ladies
~ the various churches are preparing
80 visit the penitentiary, at the close of
t hnt morning service and carry flowers W
n 10 them.
her The twilight concerts in the plaza br
NOT out gay crowds these fine evenings.
his gay costumes Of the ladies, the me
hat laughter OF the children, the refresh
vel snaue vi VIC pih.a efoNo anu tho oACot,
ner music make th1s soclAi hour WHICH
out santa feans Jake advantage Oh wnsn
ON. cares tnat Unrest tre Jay nave ioiueu III
ght tents ilke ARABS ana slientiy steai ava
raw or words to that effect. This is +
v AZ ticularly attractive feature of life in
tea. capital city.
azy At a meeting Of the ladies Of the cou
gof Worlds fair committees, at the reside
ow. of Mrs. R. J. Palen, on Wednesday,
one frat steps were taken toward orpanizir