Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-18

part Of the country did you come from?'
"Ohio," said Cornelia; as the best way to
be done with it.
Sand have you ever been in Santa Fe?"
Goodness, No! Why its in New Mex
icoy'
Eyes; l was born there" +
"Mine"-her mother-"died while was
baby. She had Indian blood" she added
in the same way in which she had said her
name was Chairman.
did sheS" Cornelia asked.
"That is the Legend" said Miss May
bough solemnly. "Her grandmother was
a Zunyi princess"
A "Zunyi" princess of Santa Fe mar
ried to man who went to Colorado to
live, is about as funny a combination as
could well be njured up from the ro-
mancer's brain.
Howells needs a map to find out where
Santa Fe and the Zuni villages lie. Will
lam Dean is charming novelist, but he
is more familiar with the Back Bay peo-
pie and the "cribbed, cabined aud con-
tined;' mansions of New York than with
New Mexico. What the men of brains in
the east don't know about Sunshine Land
would fill book.-Albuquerque Times.
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A very sociable gathering was held al
the Presbyterian manse on Thursday
evening under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid society. The pretty manse was
crowded with people. Among the features
of the evenings entertainment was Prof
Perry's recitation, Mark Twain's "Womau
at the Telephone" In his inimitable way
Mr.. Geo. W. Knaebel sang "Finnegan's
Wake" Mrs. H. w. Stevens sang very
prettily "The Song that Touched my
Heart and Miss Cooper rendered "lhe
Kalif OF Bagdad," an instrumental selec
ton. Mrs. Knaebel's excellent voice wal
heard in "The Owl and the Pussy Cat
Several instrumental selections by Prof
Creutzberg were appreciated and every
body laughed at Rev. q. G.. Smiths
humorous readings. Such affairs go 6
long way toward promoting sociabilit.
and they ought to be given oftener.
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Mrs. I. W. Littell has recovered from
her recent indisposition.
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wife left for Denver last night.
Judge H. c. Sluss left yesterday morn
ing for his home at Wichita, Kas.
Miss Katie Dunn departs in about two
weeks for her home at Grand Rapids.
Judges Murray and Fuller, of the lant
court, left Santa Fe for their homes las
night.
Miss Heath returned last night from 6
months visit to various points IN southern
California.
Mrs. Ilfeld's little daughters have quite
recovered from their recent siege will
scarlet fever.
G. L. Bishop, who has been so Ions
confined at home by sickness, is nov
gradually recovering.
DR.. R. H. Longwill returned from E
Paso this morning and leaves tomorrow
on business trip to Springer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ripley, wealthy New
Workers who are in search of renewed
health in the Rocky mountains, are guests
at the Palace.
! Hon. B. M. Read returned last might
from visit to his fiancee at Mora. He
reports Hon. A. L. Branch as about re-
covered from his late illness.
Mrs. Jas. A. Randall and son and theil
charming guest, Miss Lyndon Perkins, de-
part about April 10 for their home al
Detroit. Santa Feans will miss them.
| Hon. W. G. Ritch left last night TO,
Silver City to attend the first meeting OF
the board of regents of the normal school
| there of which board he is member.
Mr.. Francis Kane who is at San Diego
is reported getting on very we'll, despite
the fact that this is the rainy period on
the coast. Mrs. Kane will join him
shortly.
Another daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. H. Gildersleeve last night
This is their seventh daughter. Mothe,
and child are getting on very comfort.
ably.
Capt and Mrs. Kirkman have removed
into the third set of officers quarters
nearest the garrison, fronting on LIN.
coln avenue, where they are now costly
domiciled.
Chief Justice Reed, of the court Of
private land claims, and wife will leave
Santa Fe for Council Bluffs, Iowa, Mon
day morning. They return here in July
next.
Mrs. W. B. Childers and children and
Miss Lay left Albuquerque this morning
for Richmond, where Mrs. Childers and
babies will spend the coming summer
with relatives.
Chas. s. Gleed, newspaper man OF
wide experience, and at present an attor-
ney in Topeka, Kas., is being shown
around the city by District Attorney
Twitchell.
Cycling is becoming the popular fad in
Santa Fo. number of handsome wheels
are to be seen on the streets, and there is
talk of organizing club composed of
both ladies and gentlemen.
Judge Stone will remain in Santa Re
for some little time for the purpose OF
taking testimony in land grant cases
He will also take testimony at Abiquiu.
The fashionable ball at the opera house
Wednesday night was held in honor of the
Misses Schultz, of Ell Paso, sisters of Mrs.
Noa Ilfeld, and was indeed very bril-
liant acknowledgements Citizen.
Col. and Mrs. Pearson entertained the
justices of the court of private land
claims and few friends at card party
last Wednesday evening. The evening"
entertainment was fully enjoyed by those
present.