Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-09

MeSSVs. L. L. IafKer ana lreneO Cha
YES left to-day for Valencia county on
land court business.
Judge II. .. Hamilton, of Socorro, and
Henry Essenger, Las Vegas merchant, are
at the Palace.
Judge L. p. Seeds went up the road yes
terday to meet Mrs. Seeds, who is en-
route from Manchester, Iowa, on her re-
turn to Santa Fe.
Little Wrenetta Miller, daughter of the
new secretary, Is giving q series of fare
we'll teas to her little Albuquerque friends
before leaving to reside in the territorial
capital.-Albuquerque Democrat.
reception was held at the llfeld resi-
dence on Copper avenue last night, in
honor of the Misses Goldberg, of New
York, and NJ IS Belle Ilfeld, of Santa Fe.
The reception was grand affair and
was largely attended.-Albuquerque Citi-
zen.
For tomorrow afternoons plaza con
cert the program will be as follows:
March Military. .......................R amsdelI
Overture Golden Medal Hartner
Waltz-Nlusician's Song ............ Kiesler
Serenade Magnolia ................Mi ssud
II.
Grand Anthem-Peace on Earth ..,. Keller
MAJOR J. P. Baker and son, Wallace, ar
rived from the south last night. On
Wednesday next Major and Mrs. Baker
and daughters leave for Springfield, ILL.,,
and trip to the Worlds fair, to be alb
sent till October 20. Messrs. Wallace and
Francis Baker follow about the Goth
inst.
Gov. W. L. Thornton leaves this even
ing for Las Cruces, to look after his
Organ mountain mining interests. He
will return to the city Tuesday night.
Mrs. Thornton is visiting at Sedalia, Mo-,
and the governor will meet her there and
proceed to Chicago by the 10th inst, New
Mexico day at the Worlds fair.
c. l.. 3etterton, of Santa Fe, deputy
collector internal revenue for Arizona
and New Mexico, is in town. We were
very much pleased with Mr.. Betterton
and with such competent and agreeable
man for an assistant the internal revenue
office will surely have its business attend
ed to properly.-Cerrillos Rustler.
Major r. II. cambridge, of the 10th
infantry, United States army, with his
wife and daughter, arrived last night, and
they are registered at the San Felipe. The
maj or is Ell route to the Navajo Indian
agency to relieve Lieut.. Plummer, who
recently resigned the position of agent to
the Navaj Observation-Disclosures Citizen.
At Guadalupe church, at a. m. on
Monday, Mr.. Fred Alarid, the energetic
and well known younger son of Hon.
Trinidad Alarid will lead to the altar
Miss Gertrude Pine, the pretty daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tomas Pine, of the south
side. A reception will follow at the
brides home. May happiness ever be
with them is the wish of their friends.
Archbishop P. L. Chapelle left on
Thursday for an extended trip east, 60
ing first to Chicago where he will take an
active part in the Catholic assemblies
now in session there. Thence his grace
will visit Washington, New York, Phila-
delphia and perhaps Canada. Rev.
j. B. Brun, of Socorro, accompanied the
archbishop AS his private secretary.
The young men of Santa Fe should be
up and doing something toward making
it interesting for their young lady
friends. For years past the average
6 iii'A uoio LIDS peeH plouulHR alOnS
In very quiet way, and he has been
often heard to bemoan his fate and sigh
for different fields something after this
fashion: "Oh, me, If We only had few
nice girls here to make it interesting for
fellow" Now, however, since the real
nice girls have come and are daily to be
seen in and about the plaza Just looking
the very picture of inviting loneliness
and winsome summer beauty, the young
man aforesaid seems to be mighty shy
indeed This isn't fair 1t is altogether
wrong, and it ought not to be. Therefore
it is suggested that the young man drop
his selfish principles for time, princi-
pies that have grown upon him by de-
grees, no doubt, for lack of girls in the
past to cotton to-" and get move upon
himself.