Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-27
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The object is to raise funds for beautify
ing the public plaza. The admission
price is 81, which includes supper and
dancing. The occasion and its object
will doubtless bring together gay com
pany. The public generally is invited.
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SMALL TALK.
Hon. J. B. Hemingway and wife depart
next week for trip to Las Cruces.
Mr.. E. W. Judkins is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Weber at Las Animas, Colo.
Hon. NJ. A. Otero and Mr.. G. G. Shirk,
of Las Vegas, are visiting the city to-day
Hon. E. L. Hall and wife contemplate
a trip to the Midwinter fair next
month.
| Col. E. w. Eaton, of Socorro, secretary
of the School of Mines, IL visiting the
city.
Mr.. Willie Spiegelberg, of New York.
is here on visit to "the old folks at
home"
Mrs! R. +. Twitchell and son have re-
turned from g visit to relatives in San
Diego, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biddle, members of a
famous Detroit family, are sojourning at
the Palace.
Gov. Prince left this morning for Den
yer and will be absent a few days on pri-
vate business.
| Mrs. L. Bradford Prince entertained a
| number of ladies from the sanitarium on
Tuesday afternoon.
| Mr.. A. G. Osborne, of Wilmington,
Della, is spending several months here for
the sake Of his health.
Miss Bertha Staab expects to visit her
sister at Albuquerque, Mrs. Louis Ilfeld,
during the coming week.
| Mrs. Geo. Hill Howard and son left
last evening for Albuquerque where they
will remain for two months.
Mr.. R. N. Bothner, of st. Louis, is at
the Palace, and will remain some mouths
enjoying the finest climate on earth.
Little Miss Eda Hickox entertained a
| jolly crowd of little friends in celebration
Of her birthday on Wednesday evening.
Hon. A. B. Fall, Judge of the Las Cru.
ces district, has been passing the week
very agreeably among Santa Fe friends
Mr.. W. h. Gulliford's friends will regret
to learn that he is confined at home by
sickness. All hope for his early recovery,
Mr.. Edwin Sluder, bright and prom.
Using young st. Louisian, is here to make
his future home with his father, Hon. E
E. Sluder.
Capt. and Mrs. j. T. Kirkman and Lieut.
and Mrs. I. W. Littell have issued cards
for progressive euchre party at Post hall
on Friday, February 2.
| The Misses Fairchild and Miss Fer
gusson entertained party of friends
at tea in their parlors at St.. Vincent
sanitarium last evening.
Mr.. R. M. Fishback, formerly of Indian
apolis, but for years past resident Of
Collar county, is in the city to remain
some months in search of health.
The sociai given by the NJ. E. church at
the residence of Mr.. VIM. Berger on
Thursday evening was very enjoyable
affair. There were some fifty persons
present.
Miss Hickman has been compelled,
owing to ill health, to give up her posi-
ton here, and will leave shortly for a
trip through the south, expecting to re-
turn next summer.
Mrs. George B. Nichols and her
daughter, Miss Ivy, arrived last night
and will remain in the capital few
weeks as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chavez
on upper Palace averue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Money are now DOM
iciled in the Lamy block, near Mr..
Fiske's residence. Mrs. Money is most
charming lady and has made host of
admiring friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, friends
OF Miss Ferguson, one of the most
charming ladies now sojourning at the
sanitarium, arrived last night and will re-
main here an indefinite period.
Hon. W. B. Childers, of Albuquerque,
was welcome visitor to Santa Fe yester-
day. He expressed himself as much
pleased with the improvement the NEW
MExIcANN shows under the new manage
ment.
A good deal of local interest has re-
Gently been awakened in the royal game
of chess, and some fine games are being
played in Santa Fe these long winter.
evening. They do say that Don Jose
Segura, editor of Ell Boletin Popular, is
the best amateur chess player in town.
Mrs. K. Mandell, accompanied by her
two beautiful daughters, Misses Rosa and
Bunella, will arrive in Albuquerque from
their New York home within few days.
They will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Mandell during their stay, which may
be for six months, and perhaps year.
The concert at Post hail last evening
by the 10th infantry orchestra and the
informal hop that followed, proved the
most delightful thus far of the season.
There wasa large attendance, Appended
is the concert program:
Medley oysrsare-Fhe Opening q he ,'4'
Character Piece-TIe Panses :. Loyenb.rS
Selection The Isle of Champagne. $50. First
Descriptive Fantasia-A Showman's
Mrs. Guadalupe Ancheta Reynolds, Of
Austin, Texas, formerly of La Mesilla,
Dona Ana county, died in Texas the
other day. Mrs. Reynolds was sister
Of Hon. j. A. Anohets and widow Of tho
late Joseph Reynolds, Of the wealthy
firm OF Reynolds q Griggs, Of Mesilla.
Mrs. Reynold had numerous friends in
this city who will regret to learn of her
death. She was one OF the most brilliant
women that New Mexico has producsd.
She leaves two daughters and one son.
Mrs. e. h. Chase, Of New York, and
Mrs. Reed and daughter, Of Orange, N. J.,
are guests at the Claire. They have been
three months at Colorado Springs, and
Mrs. Chase, who Is gathering data for
articles in eastern medical Journals on
western health resorts, called at tho New
MEXICAN Office to-day and said: "Cli.
matically considered, Santa Fe possesses
advantages over any and all we have Wis