Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-28
Hon. W. G. Ritch is up from his Engle

Hon. W. G. Ritch is up from his Engle
ranch on visit.
Hon. Pedro Perea and son are here
from Bernalillo on a visit.
Bishop Chapelle is expected to return
from the east on Monday.
Mrs. j. T. Newhall and children leaves
tonight for visit to Golden.
Messrs. Twitchell, Clancy and Arm
strong have gone to Santa Cruz valley In
search of quail. ...
Mrs. E. A. Fiske and children are still
in st. Louis on a visit to Mrs. Fiske's
father, Mr.. E. D. Franz.
Hon. N. B. Laughlin has been confined |
at home by sickness for several days, but
was out again this morning.
Mrs. R. j. Palen and daughter return
this evening from two weeks visit to
Chicago and the Worlds fair.
Secretary and Mrs. Miller will take up
their residence in the old governors
palace during the coming week.
Capt. W. 7. Duggan, 10th infantry, and
family are expected to arrive at Fort
Marcy during the coming week.
Solicitor General and Mrs. E. L. Bart
lett will return to Santa Fe from Chicago
about the last of thecoming week.
| Roman l.. Baca has leased the old
Tompkins house on upper Palace avenue
and will reside there permanently here
after.
Sister Victoria, the popular superior of
the st. Vincent institutions, is spending
( few days with the Sisters at Albuquer-
que.
The Messrs. Bullock, of Louisville, KY,
are still enjoying Santa Fe's delightful
climate, and may decide to engage in
business here.
Prof. Hiram Hadley, president of the
| Agricultural college at Las Cruces, is
visiting his son. Hon. W. G. Hadley, at
Albuquerque.
Lieut.. Kirby's leave of absence expires
on the LIST of November and he and Mrs.
Kirby are expected to reach Fort Marcy
Tuesday next.
Gov. Thornton, Fl. B. Hersey, E. W.
Judkins and party are out IN the valley
this afternoon chasing jack rabbits with
a pack of fourteen hounds.
Miss Nellie O'Brien, daughter of the ex-
chief justice, is in Las Vegas from Gale
donia, Mimi, to spend the winter with her
sister, Miss Mary O'Brien.
The special train that came in yester-
day had on board Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Hagerman, Messrs. Max Wesendorf, H.
Gaullieur, Chas. B. and j. A. Eddy.-Eddy
Citizen.
Capt. s. Y. Seyburn, 10th infantry, who
has been at Fort Marcy for several days,
the guest of DR.. Symington, leaves to-
morrow evening for his new post at Fort
Stanton.
Mrs. E. B. Bronson, accompanied by
her two little sons, came in from Ell Paso
last week. The family will occupy the
Crompton residence in La Huerta as soon
az the same is fnished.-Eddy Citizen.
The leading article in Worthington's
Magazine for November is we'll written
article, profusely and beautifully illus
trated from special photographs, by Mr..
John H. Whitson, on Ramona school for
Indian girls. This article will we'll re-
, pay perusal, and those desiring copies
, may secure them by applying to Prof.
Elmore Chase.
Mrs. Armstrong and Miss Rosenthal
entertained few friends at the sani-
, tarium with "chrysanthemum tea" on
Thursday afternoon. The teble decora-
tions were unique and extremely attrac-
tive; the dining room being prettily
dressed with many varieties of the fall
} flowers. Among the guests were: Mesdames
Ise Mango and Seeds and Misses Dunn,
Butler, Loeb, Judge Seeds, Mr.. Butler
and DR.. Finney.
The society event of the week in Salt
Lake City, Utah, was the Stevenson
Seligman wedding, Tuesday evening, at
, the Stevenson home, at 1880 p. m. Miss
r Carrie Williams and Miss Mamie
Roundy were the two bridesmaids. The
, bride was gowned in white bengaline
> silk, and the bridesmaids in white crepe.
> Arthur Seligman, of Santa Fe, brother of
the bridegroom, was the best man, and
!. Edwin Havilend, jr., and Max Hanauer
r acted as ushers. Mr.. and Mrs. SeLgman
will be at home after November Is, in
!, their new house on the southeast corner
!. of Seventh and D streets, Salt Lake City
4 May all happiness attend them.
: The engagement has been announced
: of Miss Elizabeth Elkins, daughter of ex-
. Secretary Stepen B. Elkins, to Mr.
= Edward L. Drummer of New York. Miss
t Elkins is handsome, accomplished girl
: who to her education received in New
s York private schools has added some
J, months abroad in travel and the study oil
: languages. Last spring she was present.
i ed at the Court of St. James under the
o most agreeable auspices. Miss Elkins ia
J, now at her fathers country place
f Halliehurst, Elkins, W. Va, where she
n will ram in for Soma vuooko Tho xua1,
d ding will be celebrated in New York
9 some time during November, but the
y date has not been decided upon. Mr.
l. Drummer is prominent broker of New
York.