Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-04

euchre and seven tables were occupied. |
The prizes were very pretty and appro-
pirate and we're won by Mrs. Littell, Mrs.
Morrison and Mrs. Symington; Governor
Prince, Capt. Kirkman and Lieut.. Littell. A |
most dainty and highly relished repast
was served at IL, and at II O'Clock the
guests went home, having spent most
delightful and fully appreciated evening.
Among those were: Governor and Mrs.
Prince, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorilus Morrison
of st. Panl, Captain and Mrs. Kirkman,
Major and Mrs. Palen, Doctor and Mrs.
Symington, Lieut.. and Mrs. Littell, Miss
Bland, Miss Baker, Miss Hughes, Miss
Solignac, Capt. Paulding, Lieut., Stottler
Col. Frost, Mr.. Wallace Baker, Lieut.
Harrison, Mr.. L. A. Hughes, Lieut.. Stokes
Mr.. Francis Baker, Mr.. Todd.
A. R. W. Robertson, disciplinarian at
the U. S. Indian school, and Miss E. Nj.
Hodge, a teacher at the same institution.
late of Iowa, were married on Thursday
evening. The ceremony took place a,
the home of Prof. John Robertson ana
was performed by Rev. G. G. Smith, o.
the Presbyterian church. The attend
ants were John H. Robertson, U. s. In
dian agent, brother of the bridegroom.
and Miss Susie Smith, of Wisconsin. Many
beautiful presents were received by tn,
happy couple. May long life and pros
perity attend them is the wish of a host
of friends.
Mrs. V. Lucas, Miss Etchison and Mrs.
John Murray are here from Washington
city in search of health. They have spen,
several seasons in California and come t.
try Santa Fe's climate through TIT
medium of literature issued by DR.. Dun.
can of Chicago. The ladies are all H.
search of "a neat cottage" for house keep
ing, but they are unable to secure one.
They are at present domiciled at Mrs
Harper's IN Mrs. G. A Smiths residence
The invitations are out for the mar
riage of Miss Willie Brandon Headley tt
William T. Peacock, Tuesday evening
Feb. IA, at the Presbyterian church, Las
Vegas. They will be at home, Feb. 81.
The fair bride is the daughter of Hon. T..
B. Mills and wife, talented an,
charming young lady who has friends al
over New Mexico. Mr.. Peacock is a sue
cessful business man in the Meadow city
| The NEW MEXICAN extends them its
heartiest congratulations.
Capt. R. Blakely and party, of St. Pau
who were guests at the Palace durinl
the past week, left last night for Ell Paso
They njoyed their stay in this climate very
greatly, and as Capt Blakely has been for
forty years connected with the Mime
sofa Historical society, he found mucl
here to elicit his study and admiration.
Hon. Daniel j. Ryan and family, of Col
umbus, Ohio, who have been sojourninl
here for some weeks, leave tonight for i
short visit to Albuquerque. They ar.
delighted with this section and will re-
turn again at an early day.
Col. A. W. Harris, the large mining
operator and manager of Kingston, VIII,
has been in Santa Fe during the past
week, on important private business
leaves tonight for his home, well PLEASED
with the results of his visit.
Arthur Seligman is in receipt of com
plete collection of the new Columbian
stamps, sent him by his father, who i.
now in Washington. There are fifteel
stamps of various denominations running
as high as S..
Gov. Prince and wife are out to-day OF
a visit to the turquoise mines and ar,
accompanied by pleasant party con
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorilus Morrison
of Minneapolis; Mrs. Pearson, Mis-
Bland and Lieut.. Stokes.
For to-morrow's plaza concert by tn
10th U. s. infantry band, 2:3O to $3.50 p
M, the following is the program:
March-Milirary ..................Ra msdel
fV,vNo TN
Air eri.-Ie zebub Bass solo) . Catozz
Waltz -Elyseum 80 .................. .Ascl
) iertion- Bonemian Girl :. ........ half
Religioso-O Saluttlis ...,... MIMI. Hamilton
The officers of the court of private lant
claims are in receipt of invitations to tn
wedding of the chief justice, Hon. JOSEPH
R. Reed, to Edith Marion Evans, at Nal
vern, Iowa, on FebruaryS.
W. A. Hawkins, the leading lawyer o
south eastern New Mexico and one o
Eddy county's most prominent citizens
is in the capital on visit. He will re
main here about ten days.
Bishop Chapelle 10 at present in Strass
burg, Germany. He will reach Rome b,
the 18th inst, in time to attend the cele
bration of the pope's jubilee.
Miss Burnham, Baltimore lady, wht
has been a health seeker at St. Vincen
sanitarium for some months, left las
night for a short visit to Denver.
Miss Lilly Wilson, very charming an,
pretty young lady, who has been visiting
Senator and Mrs. Saint during the week
returns this evening to Albuquerque.
The concert and informal hop at tn
Post Hall, Fort Marcy, were we'll attended
and greatly enjoyed last evening by
large member of invited guests.
Mr.. George Patton, the wealthy yount
Chicagoan, who put in last summer here
is now on visit to the lower Peco
valley.
Mrs. P. B. Lady and Mrs. Hink'e hav,
been on a pleasant visit to Las Vegas Ho
Springs for several days past.
Col. ]. W. Hess, of Indianapolis, lately
connected with the United States land de
partment, is at the Palace.
Hon. NJ. G. Reynolds, attorney for tn,
U. S. land court, will arrive from st
Louis tomorrow night.
E. Mensch left this morning for visi
to his brother at Los Angeles and may
locate in California.
Ex-Gov. Slower left for Albuquerque
last night. He expects to return to the
capital on Monday.
Clark M. Carr, we'll known citizen o.
eastern Valencia county, is visiting thu
capital to-day.
Felix Baca, bright young lawyer from
Albuquerque, is visiting the capital to
day.
| Capt. T. W. Collier and Judge j. H
Walker returned to Ration last night.
Mrs. j. P. Hyland, of Kingston, is il
the city on visit with Capt. Hyland.
W. E. Griffin and wife have returned
from visit to friends in Ration.