Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-07-21

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small Talk.
LUNAR BOW AT SANTA FEE.
Grand arch of brilliant light,
Bestriding peaceful night,
s4 4. t aSsh B. tf n h lHm %o"id r say,
Portend benignant sway
Of womans gracious day? H.
Or Is it perchance a sign
For men to fall in line
And worship at the shrine
OF generous product from the silver mine ?
Suns gold" has given place
To moons sweet SILVER face,
Shining with borrowed grace
This obvious truth to trace:
As light reflected Luna doth cast on Earth,
So silver's value in pure gold hath birth.
INTERPOLATION.
Hon. G. F. Easley is on the sick list
Mr.. W. H. Hixon left last evening for
Ell Paso.
Bishop j. Mills Kendrick arrived from
the south this morning.
Mr.. James Hughes returned this morn
ing from business trip south.
Col. Frost is improving and hopes to
be out and at business early next week.
Mr.. Withers, of San Antonio, Tex, il
visiting his brother-in-law, Capt. Bulls
Mr.. Chas. E. Kilbourne, jr., who has
been attending school in Virginia, is here
to spend his vacation.
Miss Carrie Paler entertained party
of young friends on Saturday evening last
in honor of her birthday.
Major G. E. Kilbourne has been de-
tailed as member of the court-martial
to convene at Fort Stanton next week.
Hon. W. s. Hopewell, Sierra's most
popular citizen. passed up the road to-
day en- route to Denver for weeks visit
Master Chas. Catron and Miss Jennie
Walz are visiting in Ell Paso, and Charlie
may get over to Deming before returning
| home.
Miss Berta Hurt, en- route home from
Tennessee, is expected to arrive this
evening. Her friends will be very glad
to welcome her.
Lieut.. Karl. Hoops and family expect
to be comfortably domiciled next week in
the Fort Marcy quarters lately occupied
by Lieut.. Kirby.
Hon. and Mrs. N. B. Field and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. W. CLANCY leave Albuquerque on
Monday for stay at their club house
on the upper Pecos.
Miss Loomis has issued invitations for
social party to be rendered to the young
folks at the residence of Hon. E. l.. Hall
on Monday evening next.
Mr.. f. E. Corbin who has been out
camping on the Pecos, came home look
| ing like he had encountered the original
spring of perpetual youth.
Mrs. Walter L. Patteson and children
are here from Springfield, ILL.,, and will
spend the summer with her parents,
Major and Mrs. John p. Baker.
His grace, Archbishop Chapelle, has is
sued invitations to number of gentle
men friends for luncheon at his delight
full summer home in the Tesuque valley
on Thursday next at p. III.
DR.. and Mrs. Harrison and their pretty
sister, Miss Lolita Otero, leave for Albu-
querque tomorrow. In few days Mrs.
Harrison and children will return to the
Palace hotel and remain until September.
The ladies of the Cathedral parish are
arranging to hold fair at Loretto acad-
envy ON August 20 for the purpose of
raising funds to entertain visiting clergy
men during the ceremonies incident to
comforting the pallium upon Archbishop
Chapelle in September.
Rev. Anthony Fourchegu, vicar general
at the cathedral, has been visiting in Rio
Arriba county this week. He was de-
tanned at Espanola yesterday by the rail-
road washouts and is expected home this
evening via private conveyance.
Mrs. A. B. Buck and little daughter, of
Las Vegas, are visiting the city. Mrs.
Buck is New Mexico's only woman men,
Der of the bar and she is also lady of
fine literary ability, being the author of
several works of fiction, among them
that romance of lively interest, Dorothy"
A banquet under the auspices of the
Jefferson club, and in which the members
of the Santa Fe bar have been invited to
participate, will be rendered to the newly
appointed Judge, Hon. N. B. Laughlin, at
the Palace hotel tonight. The commit
tee in charge consists of Hon. J. II. Crist,
Gen. G. F. Easley and Mr.. Arthur Selig-
man. Covers will be laid for fifty.
The following is. the program to be
rendered in the plaza tomorrow after
noon at 6:45 by the 10th infantry band:
March-Sound OFF ..... ........... ...... .Sousa
Overture-Fra DiavolO .Auber
Waltz-Dream OH the Ocean " Gungl
Fantasia-Solo for Clarinet 49,. ....--
Selection-Fr OPP. Freischutz. 80. 49,. Weber
Religioso-C Church, Call -. $3.50. Hamilton
Lieut. Littell, adjutant of the 10th in
fantry, now in command of Fort Marcy,
has received no information as to when
Col. Pearson and his command will re-
turn to Santa Fe from Ration. He ex-
presses the opinion, however, that COM
panies and D will hardly be back here
before the 1st of August.
Col. W. h. Able, special agent of the
Indian bureau now making headquar-
ters at Santa Fe, is an exceptional Ken
tuckian, He denies that he is a resident