Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-28
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SMALL TALK.

Gen. E. F. Hobart is in Washington
city.
W. C. Downing and bride, of Richmond,
Ind, are guests at the Claire.
Lieut.. Stokes is confined to his quarters
suffering from severe cold.
Judge NJ. Balou, a prominent member
of the Indiana bar, is at the Claire.
Gov. Prince and wife and party of
congenial friends are out on visit to the
Tesuque village to-day.
Mrs. J. Fl. Crist entertained the wives
of several legislators with lunch at the
brewery on Thursday afternoon.
Judge Seeds goes to Ration tomorrow
morning to meet Mrs. Seeds, who returns
from Iowa on to-morrow's train.
Lieut.. Sto:tler has nearly recovered
from his recent severe illness and will
soon report for duty at Fort Marcy.
Mrs. Valverde, wife of Councilman Val.
verde, is slowly improving, but is still
under the doctors care at st. Vincent's.
Mrs. Littell, the respected mother of
Lieut.. Littell, of Fort Marcy, has returned
w uOl LoiIlo du IIll1doCuii, I've u dllCI Il
delightful visit in Santa Fe.
Mr.. A. W. Butler has been invited to
assist in the presentation Of an opera, the
"Chimes of Normandy" soon TO be given
before the public in Albuquerque. Miss
Mable Hawley, very lovely and talented
young lady, is to appear in the leading
part.
Mr.. Percy N. Collyer and his brother,
Mr.. Cyril James Collyer, from London,
England, have bought the ranch of Judge
Webster, on the San Juan river, for ST.
600, and have established themselves
upon it. Many Santa Fe acquaintance
send them cheerful greetings.
Col. R. Blakely, one of the pioner resi-
dents of st. Paul, is here as a health
seeker in company with pleasant party,
including his daughter. They find much
to interest them. Col. Blakely is one of
the "original Lincoln men, of the north
and public affairs there for fifty years.
For to-morrow's plaza concert by the
10th U. s. infantry band, 2:3O to $3.50 p.
m, the following is the program:
March-Terd,nand ........ ...... Muth
Overture Concert 80. .......,.., ...Kiesl r
Praytr-Religioso .........,...,,,. 49,. Otto
WatZ-La Gitana -. .....,........ BucalOssi
Ser made soldiers Dream -. ...... Ripley
Galop-Whlrligig ..............",..,.Ha Hamilton
Hon. Dorilus Morrison and his accom-
plished wife are here from Minneapolis,
guests of Gov. and Mrs. l.. Bradford
Prince. Mr.. Morrison is many times
millionaire and is one of the foremost
men of the northwest. Coming from a
distinguished family in Maine, he settled
in Minnesota before the present city of
Minneapolis had a name; indeed that re-
gion was yet government reservation.
He has been more prominent than any
man living in making Minneapolis what
it is, and was chosen as the first mayor of
the city in 1868, in days when it was held
an honor bespeaking good citizenship to
hold that Office. Mr.. Morrison has been
at the head of many mammoth enter
prises in the city of his adoption, but has
now retired from all business, preferring
to spend much of the winter season espe-
cially in travel. Mrs. Morrison, who
also comes from a distinguished New
England family, isan acknowledged social
leader in Minneapolis circles, and her
wonderful rose fetes, the last being given
last June in honor of Mrs. Gen. Logan,
have been chronicled far and wide in the
press of the country.