Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-19

Mre II, IL, IWltcnell ana son nave re-
turned from months visit to relatives
in st. Joseph. They also visited the
Worlds fair at Chicago.
DR.. j. A. Hermida returned yesterday
from trip to Park View and TERRA
Amarillo. He says the country there
abouts is in hourishing condition.
Hon. T. D. Burns, of Rio Arriba county,
was severely injured last Saturday by his
team running away and throwing him out
of the buggy. He is now convalescent.
DR.. G. W. Harrison and family, of AL
buquerque, have been in the city for
week enjoying Santa Fe's fine summer
climate. They leave for Albuquerque
tomorrow morning.
Miss Evans, of st. Louis, sister of Mrs
Joseph R. Reed, a guest at the SANTA
rum, is gathering large set of historic
sketches hereabouts. She is very ac-
complished as a sketch artist.
DR.. Seward Finney, of st. Louis, a
healthseeker at st. Vincent's since early
in the spring, is making excellent i'm
provement, and has fallen quite in love
with "the finest climate on EARTH"
Jaspar F. Ortiz and wife, recently mar
ried, are in Chicago on bridal trip.
They may visit Washington before return
ing. They are expected home at Plaza
Alcalde early next month.
Mrs. Z. L. Bartlett, lady commissioner
from New Mexico to the Worlds fair, has
returned from six weeks absence in
Chicago, where she did excellent work for
New Mexico's interests.
Doctor Kimbal, surgeon at Fort Marcy,
expects his family to arrive here during
the coming week. He has selected the
officers quarters opposite the Presbyter-
ian church for his residence while
stationed at Fort Marcy.
Mr.. j. d. Hughes, business manager of
the New MEXICAN leaves tomorrow, for
Indiana on visit to his old home. He
will take in the Worlds fair before return
ing. He will be absent about three
weeks.
Mr.. c. G. Copeland, of Chicago, is a
guest at St.Vincent sanitarium. He is imam
of culture and wealth and has frequently
made it convenient to contribute hand
somely toward aiding the Sisters in
maintaining the orphans home.
w. l.. Pershing, the urbane agent of the
Santa Fe Southern railroad, left this
morning for visit to relatives in Chi
cago. Before returning he will visit the
Worlds fair and attend reunion of his
regiment, the S5th Pennsylvania, at Cali
fornia, Pa. He will be absent about
thirty days.
The following is the program for the
plaza concert by the 10th infantry band
tomorrow afternoon:
March Ohio Regiment ............ Stephens
0yerture-Medley ,,.,.,.,..' hoettgenn
Selection fir. Op-Maritana ..,....,.... Wallace
Serenade-De Mandolines. ..... go. .Desormes
Sanctus from Mozart's 18th Mass. arg. Hare
Sister Victoria, who has done SO much
to popularize the St. Vincent sanitarium
and its kindred institutions, returnt d
from Cincinnati on Thursday evening and
resumed her duties for another period of
four years, and, it is hoped, for longer
time. She was accompanied by Sisters
Leocadia, Assumpta, Loretto and Rafael,
trained nurses, who come to serve in the
charity hospital.
A very delightful and greatly enjoyed
dancing and card party was given Thurs
day night at the post hall by Col. and
Mrs. Pearson. At IL o'clock very suit
able and dainty refreshments were served
and at 1890 the guests took their depar-
ture, after having spent very pleasant
evening. The guests we're received by Col.
and Mrs. Pearson and their niece, Miss
Bland. Among those present we're: Gov.
and Mrs. Thornton, e1-Gov. and Mrs.
Prince, Chief Justice and Mrs. Reed, Hon.
and Mrs. M. G. Reynolds, Mrs. Palen and
daughter, Mrs. Kirkman, Capt. and Mrs.
Bulls, Hon. and Mrs. E. A. Fiske, Mrs.
Symington, Mrs. Hall, Hon. and Mrs. T.
B. Catron, Miss Evans, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Littell, Miss Gulliford, Mrs. Ilfeld and
daughter, Miss Baker, Miss LOOMS, Mrs.
Gildersleeve and daughters, Miss Florence
Baker, Mrs. Lucas, Miss Acheson, DR..
Kimbal, Justices Fuller and Stone, Col.
Frost, Capt. Paulding, Lieut.. Stokes, Mr..
Wallace Baker, DR.. Eggert, Mr.. Monk,
Mr.. Francis Baker, John Symington, Ar
thur, Julius and Edward Staab, Ben and
Horace Longwill.