Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-24
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

LA-ooFs IlASO lulu Auop Nv AVA :"
visit to the east.
Mr.. Thos. Lowthian is still guest at
the Palace and is quite ill.
Hon. G. M. Shannon and wife returned
from the south this morning.
Miss Sallie Steady, of Minneapolis, is
visiting friends ir Santa Fe.
Mrs. j. h. Sloan has been confined to
her home all week by serious illness.
Hon. j. H. Walker left this morning to
spend Sunday with friends at Ration.
Mr. Hopper and family have removed
to rooms in the Sena block on Palace
avenue.
Mr.. H. B. P. Hollyday and Col. A. G.
Osborne returned last evening from a
trip through south Santa Fe county.
Mrs. Cross and children have been in
Kansas City all week visiting Mrs. NJ. R.
Wise. They reach st. Louis tonight.
The tea to be given for the benefit Of
the Holy Faith Sunday school on Easter
Tuesday will be in the vacant store of the
Catron block.
| Chief Justice Thos. Smith is the guest
of Col. Jones to-day. He will remain
over tomorrow and then goes on briel
visit to Albuquerque.
Miss Mccarthy, an invalid who has beer
at the sanitarium few weeks, was taker
back to her home at Kansas City to day
accompanied by her aunt and brother. II
is thought she can not long survive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olive Goldsmith expect tt
leave Tuesday evening for visit to Sar
Francisco and the Mid-winter fair. Per
haps Miss Butler will accompany them.
Mrs. N. Wilson, wife of Presbyterian
minister at Anderson, Ind, accompanied
by her son, Mr.. Edgar S. Wilson, have
taken rooms at Mrs. Dick Williams
house, and the young man will spend thu
summer here in search of health.
DR.. Mailman, superintendent of U. s
Indian education, will arrive from the
east tonight. He will find the Santa FL
school in good hands, and if he considers
the good of the service as all Sarta Feant
see it he will make it point to retain
Col. Thos. NJ. Jones in charge.
Easter, the queen of feasts, will be duly
observed at the city churches tomorrow
Elaborate preparations in the way Of
floral decorations have been arranged al
all the churches and the day will be OBJ.
served with more than ordinary solemntiy
Mrs. 7. B. Catron having returned home
from Europe, has resumed her usua
Tuesday evenings sat home" She is {
charming hostess and Santa Fe societ,
will be pleased to learn of her determine
ton to continue these delightful weekly
receptions in her elegant mansion.
Among the representative men of New
Mexico who are visiting the capital cit!
to-day are Judge j. D. Bail, of Silve
City; Hon. Pedro Perea, of Bernalillo
Hons. E. s. Slower, NJ. s. Otero and Thos
Hughes, of Albuquerque; Col. w. y
Williams, Col. E. W. Eaton and Hon. W
D. Kelly, of Socorro. H
The choir of the Church of the Hol.
Faith will be assisted tomorrow by Mrs
James P. Kimball, who will sing IN,
Heart Ever Faithful" by Bach, Mr.. Lev
Hughes, DR.. Manley and Messrs. Haus
childt, Moore, Pecher, Mengis and Rushyg
of the 10th infantry band. Bucks Fes
tival Tie Deum in D will be sung.
The canons of correct taste this yea
admit the sending of an Easter card to
married woman, provided it be in tn
shape of cross. In England, it was long
deemed bad form for man to send sucl
a token to married woman, but the rul,
is changed this year, and the angloma
MACS have followed the example thus set
But it is in shocking taste, it seems, t.
send card to woman on which any
thing sentimental is inscribed. Abov,
all, no writing of any kind should be up
on it, although last year it was quit
the thing to write verse or 80 in ad
dition to what was already printed there
on.
The Minneapolis Times thus speaks o
the return home of Prof. Cyrus Nerthrop
president OF the State university, re
cent visitor here: "Prof. Northrop wal
greeted with hearty and prolonged cheers
as he entered the crowded room, ant
again after he had made short address
in which he gave out the good news Of
his daughters improved health. The
climate Of Santa Fe proves very benefi
cial to the convnlescent, and the attend
ing physician, after recent examination