Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-12

Miss Boardman expects to depart
shortly on visit to Chicago and st.
Louis.
Mrs. R. L. Twitchell and son will return
to Santa Fe from their eastern visit about
the 25th inst.
Hon. G. M. Shannon left last night for
Deming on official business. He returns
Wednesday next.
V. s. Carson and family leave to-mor-
row to join party of campers in the
Vale mountains.
Mrs. M. G. Reynolds entertained bevy
of ladies as her guests on the excursion to
Santa Clara to-day.
Rev. Father O'Keefe, the popular par
sh priest at Las Vegas, visited among
capital city friends yesterday.
Miss Headly, who has been a visitor
here for several months, left this morn
ing for her home at Springfield, Mo.
Miss Mitchell, who has been visiting
Mrs. A. J. Fischer for the past week, lett
this morning for her home near Watrous.
Hon. w. G. Hadley and family have re-
turned from visit to Chicago and are at
the Montezuma hotel at the Las Vegas
hot springs.
Mrs. Keller and Misses Maud and Jen-
mic Keller have gone with a party of
friends on Il camping out trip to the
Jemez regioa.
Mr.. S. r. Willard left this morning for
his home at Minneapolis, much benefited
by his stay in this climate. Many friends
will welcome him again next winter.
Hon. L. A. Hughes and Miss Florence
Hughes left this morning for Indiana,
where they will visit relatives at Bloom
ington. Mr.. Hughes returns in about two
weeks. Miss Hughes will be absent several
weeks.
Mrs. W. W. Griffin, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Jennie, and youngest son,
Jamie, have arrived in the city from Kan
sas City and will remain several weeks
on visit to Messrs. W. L. and Clarence
Griffin.
DR.. w. y. Manley leaves to morrow
night for Albuquerque where he will occu-
ply his position as secretary OF the New
Mexico board of dental examiners to
meet there on Monday.
DR.. VIM. Osborne and wife have arrived
in the city and are domiciled at Mrs. r.
Il. Baca's, on upper Palace avenue. They
will remain here for sometime, as the
doctor expects to pursue studies on New
| Mexice's climate.
| At the cathedral on Sunday last, at the
English service, the congregation were
treated to an nrtistically rendered instru-
mental solo, "Traumerei.'' Miss Dunn,
of Grand Rapids, Mich, presided at the
organ and the ballad horn was played by
Prof. Lucca.
Judge Lee came down from Santa Fe
this morning, there being no cases set for
hearing to-day. The judges are writing
up opinions on cases already heard. So
far all of Judge Lees decisions have been
sustained by the supreme court.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
DR.. p. l.. Chapelle is sojourning these
days at the bishops ranch, an inviting
nook in the mountains bordering Tesuque
valley, and he enjoys greatly his horse
back trips to and from the city. The
archbishop is a capital host and he has
many visitors in his temporary quar-
ters.
Miss Florence Dukes of Brooklyn, N.
Y, a very charming lady, is sojourning
in the city. having rooms at the Hinojos
residence. She and Mrs. G. w, Knaebel
have many mutual friends, among them
being Miss Cotton, daughter of a promi-
nent New Yorker, who is soon to arrive
here on visit.
Lieut. G. S. Harrison, one of the bright
est young officers in the army, left last
night for Fort Bayard, where he will be
on duty as one of the range officers at the
annual rifle target competition taking
place there for the infantry in the depart
ments of Colorado and Texas. He will
be absent about two weeks.
Mrs. j. II. Walker, ST., Lieut.. L. s. Walker
and wife, Miss E. Kern and Mr.. Add.
Walker left last Tuesday to visit the
Worlds fair. Lieut.. Walker and wife go
from there to Mexico, Mo-, where he will
take station as professor of military
science in the military college. Add. goes
to Ohio to join his wife who is visiting
friends.--Raton Range.
For to-morrow's afternoon plaza CON
cert the program is as follows:
March-Pnssing Regiment. .......,. Coverly
Overture-Barber of Seville go. 49,, Rossini
Remembrance on Peterhof. Gung'l
Spanish Fandango-Pearl OF Madrid ID o,u
Selection fir. Op. Ernani Verdi
Religioso-O Salutaris. Hamilton
Miss Fannie Fuller, a very handsome
and accomplished young lady of Decatur,
ILL.,, and Mr.. G. II. Young, the efficient and
popular Wells Fargo division superin-
tendent at Albuquerque, will be married
in October next. Miss Fuller has resided
for several months past in Albuquerque,
where she met Mr.. Young. She is an
artist of distinction, and Mr.. Young is to
be congratulated upon the prize he will
secure in October.
On Monday evening last Miss Belle H.
field delightfully."- entertained company
Mamie Waldo, of Las Vegas. There
we're music and refreshments and pleasant
social pastimes. Those present we're: DR..
and Mrs. Symington, Judge Waldo, Mrs.
Palen, Mr.. Gildersleeve, Misses GULL
ford, Solignac, Waldo, Mabel and Flor
ence Baker, Monte and Flossie Glider
sleeve, Carrie Palen, Bessie Plummer and
Teresa Gildersleeve, Messrs. Francis
Baker, Arthur Seligman, Ben, Horace and
William Longwill, John and Charles
Catron, John Symington, jr, Arthur,
Julius and Edward Staab.
Mr.. A. L. Van Antwerp, who for two
years was assistant live stock agent of the
Santa Fe road at Albuquerque, has left
that road and has been appointed assist
ant general freight agent of the Mexican
Central with headquarters at the City of
Mexico. Mr.. Van Antwerp is thorough
railroad man, affable, Woodworking and
careful. The New MEXICAN wishes him
the fullest measure of success in his new
field of duty. In the New MEx1oAN's
opinion Mr.. Van Antwerp's appointment
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