Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-01
SMALL TALK,


Mrs. Anita Chapman returns from Al
buquerque on Monday.
DR.. G. W. Harrison, leading citizen of
Albuquerque, is visiting the city.
j. B. Lamy returned yesterday from Il
visit to his family at Santa Monica.
Hon. G. F. Easley and w. f. Dame
came in from Cerrillos this morning.
Hon. Matt G. Reynolds returned yes
terday from business trip to Denver.
Mrs. A. j.. Morrison and daughter will
return from Las Vegas hot springs on
Monday.
Francis Baker and L. II. Studley left
on their wheels to-day for trip to Las
Vegas.
Mrs. I. w. Littell and girl baby are get
ting on nicely; they are under the care of
DR.. Symington.
Mrs. Silas Alexander and family are
visiting relatives in Peralta; they will be
absent about month.
Mrs. T. j. Curren has been quite ill for
some time and is now being cared for at
st. Vincent sanitarium.
DR.. Longwill's trio of sons are here
from college for their vacation and are
getting no end of sport out of life.
Hon. Amado Chaves, territorial super
intendent of public instruction, leaves
Monday for Taos on official business.
John symington, jr., who is bright
student at Phillips academy, Exeter, N.
H., is at home to spend his vacation.
Hon. B. Seligman is in Philadelphia.
He is quite indisposed and will not re-
turn to Santa Fe for a couple of weeks.
Hon. Z. L. Hall and family have leased
the newly finished Episcopal parsonage
dwelling and will spend the summer in
Santa Fo.
Hon. A. B. Fall, Judge of the 3D. dis
trict, and Hon. Anastacio Barela, clerk of
the Sd district court, are in the city to-
day from Las Cruces.
Mrs. Fred Harvey and daughters, of
Leavenworth, and Mrs. r. j. Hardesty
and daughter, of Dodge City, are guests
at Las Vegas Hot Springs.
Hon. Fl. c. Sluss, justice of the court
of private land claims, arrived from
Withita, Kas., last night and will soon go
into the mountains with party of friends
for fishing trip.
Judge Seeds left this morning for Man
chester, Iowa, on visit to his family,
and then he will go to Chicago on visit
to the Worlds fair. He returns to Santa
Fe in about q month.
Mrs. Lockwood and daughter, of San
Diego, are in the city ON visit to Mrs.
R. E. Twitchell. They leave next week
for st. Joseph and thence 60 to Chicago
to visit the Worlds fair.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter, Madge, de-
parted yesterday for six weeks trip to
st. Louis and Chicago. Miss Taylor will
visit Miss Edith Simmons, and from st.
Louis will 60 to the Worlds fair.
Alfredo N. Montoya and Miss Gertrude
@. de Baca were married ut 8 O'Clock this
morning, in the chapel of Santa Rosa, at
Cubero. Some 800 invitations were sent
out for the happy event, and grand ball
will be given tonight.
DR.. Edward E. Vincent, who will nc
company Lieut.. Peary's Arctic expedition
as surgeon and scientist, is a brother of
William A. Vincent, late chief justice of
New Mexico, and now prncticing attor-
ney in Chicago.
Messrs. s. r. Willard, G. q. Harley and
Christensen leave to-day for the upper
Pecos. They will be absent about a
month and will spend good deal of their
time fishing and hunting in that delight
full section of country.
Mother st. John, of st. Paul, sister to
Archbishop Ireland, who has been health
seeker at st. Vincent sanitarium for some
months, leaves ON Monday for home, hav-
ing been greatly benefited by her soiourn
in this climate.
Masters Julius and Edward Staab,
students Of Swarthmore college, near
Philadelphia, sons of Hon. A. Stab, have
arrived in Santa Fe, and will spend their
summer vacation here with their father.
They have an excellent record as students
at their college.
+. H. Lungren the; Cincinnati artist,
and his pleasant English friend Geo.
Whitfield, depart this evening for San
Mateo, thence going on horseback for a
two months trip through tho Navajo
country and among the southern pueblos.
They will gather subjects for paintings
among those localities.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lang and two
daughters, of Buffalo, N. Y, ore domiciled
at Mrs. Fosters, and will remain here all