Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-22
SATURDAY SALAD.
God BE Wi YOu."
BY EDMUND MORTIMER.


God be wi you sweet, sweet phrase
Much spoken In the older years;
1t spread halo DER the days,
So often said In JOY and tears!
God be wi you noblest friend
You wild ideal of my youth,
Your heart be firm unto the end,
Your word is Gods own solemn truth!
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God be WI YOU gentle maid,
(Our wild loves sun hath never set
In my heart since boyhood's days);
All sweet one do you love me yet"
God be wi you" dearest one
almost an idol you're to me,
Your heart e'er pulsates to my own,
Through time and through eternity!
God be wi YOU" false onc--you
Whose heart Is mouldering with deceit;
Whose soul ne'er felt thrill that's true,
With shameless face and straying feet
God be wi you" and with all,
Fen though YOU wrong. me and betray
Yes, though on life's hard road you fall:
God be wi you, still pray.
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Tho entertainment with which Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. l.. Hall complimented a number
of their friends at the Palace hotel Tues
day night last was one of the most de-
lightful affairs Of the season and will be
pleasantly remembered for many day
by those who we're fortunate enough tc
be present. Upon their arrival the
guests were ushered into the hotel parlors
where they were cordially welcomed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall who were assisted il
receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. LOOMS
the parents of the hostess, and Mrs. Halls
vivacious sister, Miss Ina Looms. Ar
adjournment was then taken to thu
spacious dining hall of the hotel where
dancing and card playing, varied by tn.
enjoyment of refreshments, constituted
an evening of pleasure delightful in al
its appointments and unique in the I'M
affected cordially of its hospitality. TIL.
array of toilettes worn by the ladies
present was the most elegant seen il
Santa Fe in many day and the scene ir
the ball room at the height of the dancing
hours presented picture most entranc
ing in its Kaleidoscope beauty. It wal
not until long after midnight that those
present paid their au revoirs to the popu
lar host and hostess, carrying with then
the pleasant memories which Away
cluster round an evening of such rare en-
joyment. The guests present we're
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Smith, Capt. ant
Mrs. John l.. Bulls, Judge and Mrs. A
L. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fiske
DR.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Sloan, Judge and Mrs
j. Fl. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. j. H. Crist, Judge and Mrs
Laughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hersey, Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Curran, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D
Franz, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cartwright, Mr.
and Mrs. G. M. Shannon, Col. and Mrs. 7
F. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Bishop, Mr.
and Mrs. j. H. Gerdes, Mr.. and Mrs. II
Claussen, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Eldodt, Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. N. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
of Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Pierce, o
Washington; Mesdames W. T. Thornton
s. T. Duncan, H. Ilfeld, Stanley, Reaser
Crosson, Brown and Warner. Mlsse
Gulllford, Hurt, Wedeles, : Solignac
Moore, Anderson, Moorehead, Hop
per, Morrison, Staab, Lynch, Holz
man, Spices, llfeld, May Kelle
and Jennie Keller, and the Mise
Manderf-ld. Messrs. Coleman, Wedeles
Gulliford, staab, 8urkhart, George Brady
Charles E. Doll, Spiegelburg, Frank Hud
son, Pope, j. D. Hughes, Andrews, Block
Epoart CUNNINGHAM Hnrt Frost Rem
nett, Schumann, Adolph and Arthu
Seligman, Philip and Douglas Harroun
and Capt. J. r. Hudson.