Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-05
SATURDAY SALAD.

Hon. W. S. Hopewell left for the south
last night.
Judge W. d. Lee has gone to Albu-
querque to remain over Sunday.
Hon. Ernest Meyers, Of Albuquerque,
has gone to Chicago to visit the Worlds
fair.
Mrs. S. Alexander and children have
returned from visit to friends at Per-
alta.
Judge H. l.. Waldo went over to Las
Vegas last night and returns here Monday
morning.
Mr.. G. G.. Copeland, of Chicago, is a
pleasant visitor at st. Vincent santa
rum.
Chief Justice Reed and associates of
the court of private land claims called in
a body upon Gov. and Mrs. Thornton last
evening.
Mr.. W. Pike, Of Webster Grove, St.
Louis, ia a health seeker at st. Vincent
sanitarium.
Sister Victoria, of the st. Vincent in
stitutions, will return from Cincinnati in
about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Carson depart
shortly for trip to the Worlds fair and
through tho east.
Miss Hughes will go on visit to her
old home, Bloomington, Ind, the latter
part Of this month.
Major W. +. Tucker and family are
spending the summer at their cottage in
Deer Park, Maryland.
Capt. j. L. Bulls and his family moved
into the Twitchell residence on Hillside
avenue and are very costly domiciled
there.
Miss Ethel Evans, of Chicago, sister of
Mrs. Joseph r. Reed, wife of the chief
justice of the land court, is guest at st..
Vincent sanitarium.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hall. of San Francisco,
guest of Mrs. A. G.. Ireland for several
weeks, left yesterday for Chicago to at
tend the exposition.
The Sisters of Loretto can lay claim to
having one of the most attractive flower
gardens not only in the city, but in the
entire territory.
Mr.. A. E. Long, whose excellent family
are domiciled at st. Vincent sanitarium,
has gone to his old home Buffalo, N. Y,
on three weeks visit.
Mrs. r. Il. Twitchell and son are on a
visit to relatives in st. Joseph and will
visit Chicago and the Worlds fair before
returning to Santa Fe.
Mrs. Philo Rumsey and Mrs. Loring
and sou have returned fromatw months
sojourn Mt Omaha ind Chicago. They
visited the Worlds fair and had very
enjoyable time.
Miss M. p. Bland, niece of Col. and
Mrs. Pearson, who has been here for some
time on visit, expects to return to her
home in Reading, Pa, about the last
of the month.
Bishop J. Mills Kendrick, of the Epis-
copal church, passed up the road yester-
day. He will spend some time in north
ern Michigan doing missionary work and
will also visit the fair.
Il. T. Webber, now visiting here, thinks
of bringing his family back from Las
Animas and again becoming resident of
Santa Fe. Everybody would welcome them.
First Lieut.. Edgar s. Walker, sth in
fantry, leaves on Monday for Ration,
whence in company with his family and
mother, Mrs. j. H. Walker, and younger
brother, he goes to attend the Worlds
fair.
Mrs. Mary A. Thayer, who has for three
years been the efficient teacher at the
Jemez pueblo, has been spending month
with Santa Fe friends. She takes the Is
leta school this year.
A model of the Columbian Liberty
bell, to the success of which New Mexi-
cans SO generously contributed Though
the efforts of Mrs. l.. BRADFORD Prince, is
on exhibition at Mr.. Spitz' jewelry store.
Mrs. L. L. Bartlett, who has done and is
to-day dong excellent work for New Mex
leo as lady manager at the Worlds fair, is
still at Chicago in connection with her
duties as member of the executive COM
mittee of the board of lady managers.
Miss Anna T. Dunn, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, leaves for her homo on Monday
morning for short visit. Santa Fe's
climate has accomplished marvellous
change in her case. She will be missed
and gladly welcomed upon her return.