Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
THE LATEST SOCIETY FAD.

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THE LATEST SOCIETY FAD.
The young society bellies have new
fad. To hear about them 1t will enlight.
en- not few of the young men who have
been mystitied since the fad began, over
; the despoiling of their new hats. The
fad is to take the little bow that fastens
the lining of a mans hat and wear it
thereafter, hidden in their shoe. By some
subtle influence the superstition is that,
without fail, they will have an offer of
marriage from the young man in ques-
tion within month. 1t must be taken
without the young mans knowledge or
the charm will not work, and young
ladies are resorting to ali sorts of sub
terfuges to obtain the bows.
SMALL talk.
Hon. j. B. Hemingway and wife will
return from Socorro tomorrow forenoon.
Miss Anderson, of Albuquerque, arrived
this morning on visit to Mrs. G. M.
Shannon.
/ Mrs. II. Ilfeld and daughter have been
visiting friends in Albuquerque for the
past week.
I DR.. VIM. Eggert is still quite i'll at the
Claire. Drs. Hermida and Crosson are
attending him
B. B. Baca and family who have been
spending the holidays with friends here,
leave this evening for Albuquerque.
Geo. B. Berringer, of Ration, grand
chancellor of the X. of P. grand lodge of
New Mexico, is visitor here to-day.
Hon. John d. W. Veeder and his broth
er, Mr.. Elmer E. Veeder, popular citi-
zens of Las Vegas, are visiting the city
to-day. s.
Mrs. w. A. Summons, health seeker
guest at the Palace from Michigan City,
Ind, is steadily improving under the in
fuence of this climate.
Rev. G. G.. Smith and Hon. L. P. Seeds
returned last night from Las Vegas where
they attended the session of Christian
Endeavor society of the territory.
Dr. Hadley Smith and wife, of Hudson,
N. Y, are spending few days with Hon.
Il. j. Palen and family. They are en- route
home after an extended tour through
California and Colorado. :
Mrs. Wisner, pleasant guest at st.
Vincent sanitarium, has been confined to
her room for several days with an attack
of la grippe. Her many admiring friends
hope to learn of her early recovery.
Hon. G. M. Shannon returned last even
ing from Washington City where he went
at the solicitation of his Democratic
friends in Arizona to work in the interest
| of statehood. That his efforts were sue
cessful goes without saying.
| Rev. FIR. Jas. Grand, the new assistant
priest of the cathedral, arrived last night
| from Baltimore. The new assistant priest
to FIR. l. Grom, of Las Vegas, (old town.
FIR. Ely. Leguillon, arrived also last night
from Baltimore and stopped at Las We
gas.
| The gayest holiday week Santa Feans
have, perhaps, ever enjoyed closes to-
night. Every evening this week there has
been from one to three public affairs on
hand to attract the socially inclined, and
the holiday season has been emf oyed to the
fullest.
! Miss Bessie Hubert, who has been here
on visit to the Misses Baker for two
months, returned this morning to her
home at Omaha. The young lady ex.
pressed herself as having had delightful
time during her visit here.
Capt. w. 7. Duggan, 10th infantry, and
family, left Thursday for the captains
new station, San Diego barracks.
Captain and Mrs. Duggan are very
popular and we'll liked in Santa Fe and
will be missed greatly. The New MEXICAN
wishes them happy New Year.
Miss Fairchild, her sister and lady
friend, of Madison, Wis, have engaged
rooms at st. Vincent sanitarium and will
arrive here shortly to spend the winter.
They come under the advice of DR..
Lyster, of Detroit, author of an able
pamphlet setting for the advantages
of Santa Fe as health resort.
The Christmas concert and tree at the
Methodist church last night was excel
lent. In spite of the storm the house
was crowded. There we're eighteen pieces
spoken by the children and all did ex-
ceedingly we'll. The anthem by the choir
was especially fine. The Christmas tree
was crowded with presents for the chill
dren, and "Old Santa" played his part
well. 1t was very enjoyable time.
Prof. r. H. Thiemann, superintendent
Of public schools in Grant county; Mrs.
w. l.. jackson, member Of the school
board; Miss Stella jackson, of Silver
City, and M. j. Munson, of Lordsburg,
all of whom have been attending the ter
ritorial educational convention, came in
from Albuquerque this morning for O
short stay in the capital city.
The Spanish-American young ladies of
Santa Fe, led by Misses Carmen Sena,
Lottie and Jennie Perea, have organized
a literary and musical club to meet week
ly. On Wednesday evening last these
young ladies gave their friends delight
full dancing party at Adams hall, the
music being supplied by the 10th infantry
orchestra.
Mr.. Philemon Ortiz, of Mora, brother
of Mrs. B. M. Read, of this city, will next
month lead to the altar Miss Anita, daugh.
ter of Hon. Rafael Romero, Of Mora
county. The prospective bride is very
pretty and has just returned from vir-'|
ginia where she has been for several
years attending seminary.
The following is the program for to-
morrow afternoons plaza concert by the |
10th infantry band:
0yerture-Tancredi.. .............. Rossini |
neutrality-suspicious. ...... ........... Strauss
Bolero--Tricotrin. .........,...,,.H Hume 1
Landler-The Yodlers Greeting. 49,. Lango
Characteristic The G uartimount. Eilenberg !
First Lieut.. W. A. Glassford, signal
corps, U. 8. A., has received his promo
tion rs captain ard will, after the first