Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-18
SATURDAY SALAD.
ALBuQuERQun's SOCIAL LIFE.

SATURDAY SALAD.
ALBUQUERQUE's SOCIAL LIFE.
With the approach of Lent every one
seems in hurry TO crowd in as many en-
tertainments as possible, as If to com.
pensate for quiet of the season of repen-
lance. As in our larger centers of popu-
lation, SO too with us, the Lenten days
are God-send; when society rests from
its labors, and retires, if not to repent in
sack cloth and ashes, at all events to lay
in store of new strength, and incidentally
some bonnets and gowns, for Easter day
and the spring and summer campaign.
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One of the most elegant and elaborate
of receptions, and at the same time most
unique, that marked the close OF the WIN
ter's galeties, was the valentine reception
given by Mrs. G. s. yesterday. Her
beautiful home on Gold avenue was Hastily
decorated with vichen flowers; Mrs. W. A.
Sanders assisted the hostess in receiving
the guests, who numbered almost an
hundred. Among those present we're:
Mesdames Parsons, Clouthier, Fortin,
Kellogg, Elder, Lesser, w. P. Fox, Butler,
Hawley, Menaul, Albright, Cleland, Town,
Aldrich, Rody, Frost, Lee, Montfort,
Beatty, Crazy, Hennersheets, Dascomb,
Snyder, Mcclellan, Saint, Halloran, II. E.
Fox, Sterry, I. D. Fox, Johnston, Folsom,
Clancy, H. Smith, Sands, Wilson, Burk-
hart, Hostetter, Lewinson, Harrison, Noa
Ilfeld, Louis Ilfeld, Flournoy, Knapp,
Scott, Kendrick, Bryan, Dobson, .Everitt,
Emerson, Mclean, Pope, Gabel, Aldrich,
F. Mandell, L. Mandell, Dickens, Pearce,
Sanders, Williams Conklin, Fair, Whee-
lock, Ferguson, Huning, Robins, Nones,
Keen, Smith, Putney, Barney, Meylert,
Maloy, Miller, Bostwick, Stamm, Sammis,
Albert Grunsfeld, Alfred Grunsfeld Schus-
ter, Spitz Kempenich, Wroth, Burke;
Misses Warner, Gilmore, Julia Lee, Sands
Sanders. The music for the occasion was
furnished by Prof. Di Mauro and orches-
ira.
A grand masquerade ball was given
Wednesday night under the auspices of
the Scott Moore Hose company No. l. It
was largely attended, and pronounced by
all an eminently successful affair.
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Duplicate whist will take the place of
dancing on Wednesday night (ladies
night after Lent at the Commercial
club.
PERIaRINUs.
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SMALL TALK.
Hon. R. E. Twitchell is in Ration on
legal business.
Mrs. Henry Kirby and baby daghter
are getting on very nicely.
Mrs. T. B. Catron is still in Los An
geles for the benefit of her health.
Secretary OF the Territory Alexander
is in Hillsborough on official business.
Mrs. E. A. Turbitt, of Newark, j., is
here on visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. M.
Dittlebach.
J. M. Tyler, Of the banking firm Of
Bartlett d Tyler, Magdalena, is visiting
the capital.
The concert at the Post hall last evening
was largely attended and greatly enjoyed
by those present.
Geo. A. johnson, popular secretary to
the governor, leaves tonight for brief
visit to Albuquerque.
Chas. Parsons, prominent Denver at
torney, interested in the Lincoln-Lucky
q Lee mines, is q visitor at the Claire.
/ James 9. Whitney, formerly of Santa
Fe, now a resident of southern California,
'is here to-day en- route home from
Denver.
President L. A. Hughes and Engineer
J. M. Howells, of the, water company, are
absent on three days visit to San
Pedro.
Hon. Thos. F. Conway, the we'll known
Silver City attorney and q visitor ever vel
come at the capital, 10 a guest at the
Palace.
]. E. Morrison, the efficient chief clerk
at the land Office, who has been i'll during
the entire week, was out to-day and is
rapidly recovering.
F.W. CLANCY, one Of Albuquerque's
leading attorneys and very popular in
Santa Fe, has been In the capital for sew
eral days on q visit.
;. Hon. Juan Hantistevan and daughter,
Cirila, have been in the capital during the
week ON visit; they leave tomorrow for
q visit to relatives in Trinidad.
Hon. B. Seligman il expected home
from Washington next week. Mrs.. Selig-
man is yet in Philadelphia and will wit
ness the Inauguration ceremonies before
returning.
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorilus Morrison, after stay of
one day at Chihuahua and Aguas Calien-
tes, viii reach the City Of Mexico to-mor-
row morning.
Col. J. G. Q. Lee 10 relieved from duty
40 chief quartermaster Of the department
Of Arizona and will be succeeded by
Major VIM. Q. Atwood, we'll known in
Santa Fe. BE-
The beautiful table which Santa Fe
ladies' have had constructed for exhibit
At the Worlds fair, was ON exhibition ct