Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-02
SMALL TALK.

turned to their home at Wichita. - .s.,
Mrs. L. L. Bartlett is expected to re
turn home from her visit to friends il
Kansas City this evening.
Sec. Miller went to Albuquerque ant
put in Thanksgiving day with his wifi
and babies.
Hon. G. H. Gildersleeve has been con
fined at home all week with an attack o
influenza.
Major Fay and Sherrard Coleman will
return from Mora county on Monda,
next.
Mrs. G. N. Sterry left Albuquerqu,
yesterday for Kansas City and Emporii
on q visit.
c. II. Young, the affable Wells Fargo
superintendent and his charming bride
| were visitors to the capital during thu
week.
Mrs. Anita Chapman returned yester
day from an extended visit with friends
at Albuquerque.
Mrs. I. W. Littell is indisposed and has
! been confined to her residence during
the latter part of this week.
Miss Staab is still in albuquerque on 6
visit to her sister, Mrs. Ilfeld, and will re-
turn home during the coming week.
Mrs G. E. De Zeng and daughter, Of
Philadelphia, friends of Mr.. and Miss
Butler, are health-seekers at the Palace.
Congressman W. W. Bowers, wife and
two daughters passed up the road yester.
day en- route from California to Wash.
ington.
Hon. Joseph Reed, chief justice of the
U. S. court of private land claims, has
been suffering from severe cold for
several days.
Mr.. Geo. P. Money, of Washington City,
son of ex-Congressman Money, of Mis-
sissippi,and friend of Judge Freeman,
of the Socorro district, is guest at the
Palace accompanied by his wife.
At present the guests at st. Vincent
Sanitarium are: Mr.. and Mrs. Wisner,
of Detroit Mich; Misses Rosenthal and
Loeb, of Chicago; Misses Dunn and
Kinitz, of Grand Rapids; Miss Butler, of
Philadelphia; DR.. Fnney, of St. Louis
and Rev. Father Connolly of Alton III.
On Tuesday next there will be social
at the Presbyterian church beginning at
1870. Music, Rotations and other anu
ments will be provided, and it is hoped
that large number of friends will as
semble and have an enjoyable time. Ad-
mission, 25 cents.
The program for tomorrow afternoons
nina onnoart hv thu 1nkb ;,f, -, l. i
is as follows:
March-The Passing Regiment ........ Coverly
Waltz-Autumn Flowers. ......... Strauss
Selection-Fr OPP; Bohemian Girl 80. .Balfe
Serenade-Spanish. .... ............ .Eilenberg
hSmh-Army ."........' .............. Peabody
A nice hop was given on Thanksgiving
eve at Adams hall and was greatly en-
joyed by those participating. There
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Carson, Mrs.
Norheet, the Misses Baker, Moore, HUI
bert, Keller, Morrison, Breeder, Wedeles,
and Hopper; Messrs. Twitchell, Morrison,
Baker, Spiess, johnson, Gortner, Armiio,
Shelby, Hudson, Brady and Larkin Read.
Prof. G. s. Ramsey, principal of the
university at Albuquerque and Prof. G. E.
Hodgins, principal of the Albuquerque
city schools, are in the capital to-day con-
sulting with Hon. Amado Chaves on
matters connected with the holding of the
meeting of the New Mexico educational
association which occurs during the latter
part of this month.
Old Yale has an almost unapproachable
record on the foot ball field since the
present system of scoring was adopted in
1888. Much local interest was felt here
yesterday in the result of the Yale,
Princeton contest on Thanksgiving day,
not only by the public in general, but by
the friends of Ernest Knaebel and John
Gaines, New Mexico's Yale men. Thurs
day was the third time in seven years that
Princeton has defeated Yale. Out of a
total of 122 games Yale has won 118
games, having lost one to Harvard and
three to Princeton.
Rev. David Tatum, the noted and emf
nently successful Evangelist, will lecture
Friday evening, December s, at 7:3O, in
the Presbyterian church. He comes un-
der the auspices of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union with credentials
from many prominent temperance work
ers. Among them: Miss Francis E.
Willard, president of the Woman's Ma
tional Christian Temperance union, and
Miss Mary A. Woodbridge, recording Sec
rotary of the Christian Temperance union |
Of Ravenna, Ohio. A cordial invitation |
is extended to all who have desire to
hear him and he will feel that your pres
snce shows your appreciation of his
sacrifice of home and comfort for the |
benefit of humanity.