Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-11-24

| Vincent Lawrence and Phil Harroun. In
music furnished by this combination o
talented people showed very marked
proficiency and was greatly enjoyed
| Delightful refreshments were served dur
| ing the latter part of the evening. Be
sides the members of the orchestra thu
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. AID. Walker, Mr.
| and Mrs. John Walker and Mrs. McCuen
XIX
SMALL TALK.
Mr.. c. H. Glldersleeve left last night
for New York.
Mrs. E. L. Hall is expected back from
Las Vegas next Tuesday.
Mr.. R. G. Gortner left to-day for a
short visit to Las Vegas.
Mr.. Thomas B. Catron returns from
Taos county this evening.
Mr.. Ed Andrews was in from San Pedro
this week visiting his parents
Mr.. Thos. j. Wilkerson left last night
for his home at Albuquerque.
Mr., L, f. Parker, jr., spends tonight
and tomorrow i'll Albuquerque.
Mrs. W. M. Emmert and child of San
Pedro have been spending the week with
Mrs. J. 7. Newhall.
Bishop Matz, of Denver, will remain
several days in this city on his visit to
Archbishop Chapelle.
Mr.. R. E. Twitchell returned last night
from Albuquerque, where he has been on
gagged in law case.
Miss LOOMS leaves for Santa Fe next
Wednesday. She has been visiting in
Nebraska for some weeks.
Mr. James T. Newhall was in the city
last night on his way to Las Vegas from
points up the narrow gauge road.
Misses Ruby Lynch and Sadie H GILMAN
leave next week for Las Vegas to spend
several days including Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Allen Kelly returned last night to
Las Cruces after spending two or three
days very pleasantly with friends here.
Rev. Charles Bovard, superintendent of
the Methodist English missions of New
Mexico, has returned to Albuquerque
after visit here.
Rev. and Mrs. George Smith enter
tanned ons.pr two friends very pleasantly
at dinner Thursday evening in honor of
Mr.. Smiths birthday.
Archbishop Chapelle has improved SO
much during the last twenty-four hours
as to make possible the announcement
that he is out of danger.
Hon. Cashmere Barela is going over
the Mora grant with M. s. Baldwin, of
Chicago, and Daniel Griest, of Ellis, Kas.,
probably on big timber deal.
Mrs. Dunn returns to Grand Rapids,
Mich, tomorrow, her daughter, Miss
Dunn, having improved to such an ex
tent at the sanitarium as to permit her
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Wisner left Detroit
last week for New Mexico. They will
spend a few days in Albuquerque and
will then come to this city for a stay of
some length.
Young folks will probably quit marry
ing until after holidays and 60 to work on
Christmas presents, but the love making
will go right on as 1t has since "the morn
ings tars sang together"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hemingway left
this week for Washington City by way of
Chicago. The many friends they have
made here during their stay of several
will be pleased to learn that they
expect to return to this city to spend
next summer.
The dance to be given next Wednesday
evening by the Social club will be one of
the most elegant affairs in the history of
that popular organization. The repairs
on the club hall will have been com pleted
by that time, afforaing an excellent and
spacious floor for dancing, and the even
ing will be most notable one.
On Tuesday night Mrs. J. D. Sena, jr,
was rendered surprise party by some
of her friends, on the occasion of her
birthday. Those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Amado Chaves, Mrs. j. M. Luna, Mrs.
Anita Chapman, Miss Maria Romero,
Miss Maggie Johnson, Miss Josefta Or
tiz, Miss Carmen Sena, Miss Maria Sena,
Miss Vicentita Montoya, Messrs. George
A. Johnson, Fred Armijo and Liberato
Baca.
A number of the young people of this
city have organized a musical and literary
club which is to meet on the first Wednes-
day night of each month. The name
adopted is the Amethyst club ard the first
meeting will be held at Mr.. s. S. Beaty's
on December L. The officers are: Mr.. w.
M. Berger, president; Miss Eta McCrady,
vice president; Miss Nellie Blanchard,
secretary, and Mr.. Claire Beatty, treasurer.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
teran church met at the manse Wednes-
day evening and elected the following
new corps of officers: President, Mrs.
f. P. Crichton; vie president, Mrs. Grant
Rivenburg; secretary, Mrs. Valentine
Carson, and treasurer, Mrs. g. l.. Bishop.
1t was decided to give sociable at the
church on the first Thursday evening in
December. This is one of the most i'm
portant religious organizations of the
city and it seems certain that under its
new corps of officers it will be more USE
full than ever.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the young men of this city for the
stag dinner to be given next Thursday
evening plimentary to number of
Albuquerque young gentlemen. The
menu to be served will be such as to sat
isfy the most pronounced epicure and
the occasion will in its entirety afford an
excellent opportunity for Santa Fe's re-
turn of the hospitality which always
characterizes the Duke city in its care for
Santa Fe visitors.
The friends made by Miss Sally Fair
child, now Mrs Sheldon Bacon, during her
stay in Santa Fe, will read, with interest,
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