Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-09-22
Mr.. j. D. Hughes left this afternoon on

Archbishop J. B. salpointe, arrived in
the city last night from Arizona.
DR.. Jenny; wife and son, of Kansas
City, are some of the new arrivals in San
ia Fe. They have taken rooms at Mrs.
Hopper's, on Palace avenue.
Hon. Geo. W. Miles, one of Grant
county's most popular citizens, who has
| Just been nominated for the council by
the Democracy of that region, is in the
capital city to-day.
Miss Della Staab left on Thursday for
New York on a visit of several weeks.
She was accompanied by her brothers,
Messrs. Eddie and Julius Stab, who
enter Harvard.
The Fifteen club held its last weeks
meeting with Mrs. Kirkman and on
Thursday of this week met at Mrs. I. W.
Littell's when lively discussion of histo-
rio and literary subjects was INDUCED in.
pleasant picnic was enjoyed Thurs
day at Monument rock. Those comprls-
ing the party were Mesdames Baker and
Patteson, the Misses Baker, the Misses
Keller, and Mr.. Francis Baker.
Mrs. j. H. Crist, suffering from severe
attack of hay fever, was compelled to
leave for the east suddenly on Thursday.
She will remain with friends in Phila-
delphia for month or more.
Rev. G. G. Smith and Mrs. Smith left
to-day for Taos county to attend the
Presbytery of Santa Fe. From that place
they will probably go to Colorado. They
will be absent from town for three weeks.
Miss Emma George Hemingway, who
has been spending the summer with her
parents, left Thursday for Baltimore,
where she will resume her studies at the
Women's college. Miss Hemingway has
during her stay made innumerable friends,
who will welcome her on her return in
the future.
Miss Walsen, of Denver who has been
visiting Misses Lynch and Holman has
returned home. She is daughter of Ex-
Treasurer Walsen, of Colorado and made
many new friends while here. Miss Min
ME Holman, another popular young
lady, who has been visiting the Same
ladies, has also returned, to her homo in
Las Vegas.
A new departure which is to BIO made
in the Santa Fe Social club in the near
future will greatly add to the pleasure of
the members. This will be the giving of
musicale every few weeks. In addition,
at the future entertainments of the club,
card tables will be provided so that those
who do not dance can find pleasant recre-
alton in this direction. The club men,
b ers enjoyed a jolly social dance on Tues
day night last.
Gov. and Mrs. Thornton and party
have been invited to attend grand ball
to be given at Roswell about the middle
of next month on the completion of the
Pecos Valley road to that point. The
party will be met at Ell Paso by the
private car of the president of the road.
The occasion promises to- be notable
one in the history of New Mexico.
The departure of the 10th infantry
from Fort Marcy will take from Santa
Fe's social circles many who have con-
tributed in the past very largely to the
pleasure, not only of the citizens but
also of visitors. 1t is with especial re-
greet, therefore, that the announcement of
the transfer of this regiment to the In
dian Territory is received by those who
take an interest in Santa Fe's social life.
A very pleasant occasion was the dance
given at the post hall Thursday evening.
1t was the last of the summer series OF
dances at the post and the evening was
most enjoyable in all respects. Refresh
ments were served during the latter part
of the evening. Among those present
were the following: Col. and Mrs. Pear
son, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Shannon, Lieut..
and Mrs. Littell, Lieut.. and Mrs. Hoops,
Mrs. Bulls, Mrs. Kirkman, Mrs. Thorn.
ton, Mrs. Kilbourne, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs.
Prince, Mrs. E. l.. Hall and Mrs. Palen;
also Misses Baker, Kilbourne, Withers,
Ilfeld, Loomis, Gulliford and Palen, and
Lieut.. Stottler, Capt. Paulding, Messrs.
Baker, Staab, Kilbourne and Arthur
Seligman.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Hemingway on Tuesday evening, to ex-
press the good wishes of her numerous
friends on her return to her studies at
Baltimore. The company included Mrs.
Laughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Knaebel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hemingway, Mr.. and Mrs. Claussen, Mrs. |
Morgan, Mrs. Laferty, Mrs. Robinson,
Miss Mabel Money, Miss Gulliford, Miss
Berta Hurt, the Misses Keller, the Misses
Baker, Judge Fuller, Judge Murray, Judge |
Stone, Gen. Bartlett, Messrs. j. H. Knae-
bel, w. H. Gulliford, F. Baker and 8. |
Burkhart. The elegance of the toilettes
was suitably supplemented by the profu-
sion of beautiful flowers adjoining the
ladies and the rooms. Miss Hemingway
and Miss Money added greatly to the en-
joyment of the evening by some charm.
ing impromptu violin music.