Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-31

Mrs. H. G. Wisner, of Detroit, has been
quite ill this week at st. Vincent sani-
tarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, accom-
panied by Miss Butler, left for San Fran
cisco this week.
Invited guests enjoyed the jolliest sort
of hop after the concert at Fort Marcy
post hall last night.
The young men of Santa Fe are con-
templating giving dancing party next
week at the Palace hotel.
Archbishop Chapelle left for the east
yesterday Oh two weeks visit. He will
spend two or three days in the national
capital.
Sister Victoria returned yesterday
from Flagstaff where she purchased
lumber for Improvements at st. Vincent
hospital.
Hon. W. N. Hailman, the superintend-
emit of U. s. Indian education, is still
visiting the city. He will remain until
Tuesday at least.
Miss Woods leaves the sanitarium on
Monday for a visit with her mother
and brother at Phoenix, expecting. to
return here shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Read drove over the
new road to Cochiti yesterday as far as
the Rio Bravo. Mrs. Read is the first
lady to make trip over the new road.
Mrs. M. L. Spradling, who was here
undergoing examination before the civil
service commission, has returned to her
home at Santa Fe.-Ai5uquerque Citizen.
There will be "Rainbow social" at the
Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening,
April 3, beginning at 1880. Refreshments
consisting of coffee, cocoa and cake will
be served from 8 o'clock. Admission 25
cents.
Lieut.. I. J. Clay, 10th infantry, at Fort
Marcy, has been placed on the retired
list for physical disabilities. Lieut.. Will
kins, I'd infantry, now serving on the
staff of Gov, Jackson, of Iowa, comes to
the 10th.
DR.. John Symington has been again
confined at home by sickness all week.
He will probably take trip to the south
ern part of the territory or California at
an early day, in hopes that a change may
be benefi
Mr.. Thos. D. Murphy, of Red Oak,
Iowa, and Miss 1nez Culbertson, late of
this city, were united in marriage at
Phoenix, A. T., on Wednesday last. Cards
announcing that they would be at home
in Red Oak after May 20 were received
here to-day.
pioneer resident says the New MEx1.
CAN was in error in saying that Col. Ned
Wynkoop commanded the detachment Of
U. s. troops that burned the Confederate
army's supplies near Glorieta thirty
seven years ago last Wednesday. The of.
fcer who did this was the brave Capt
Lewis, of the 5th U. s. infantry, who sub.
sequently was killed by Indians in the
northwest.
Lieut.. Henry Kirby and family leave
next week for Frankfort, KY, where the
lieutenant has been assigned to serve the
governor in connection with the state
militia. The position is most desirable
one, and Lieut.. Kirby's friends, while re-
GREETING to have him depart, at the same
time accord him the heartiest congratula-
tions. He and his excellent wife will be
missed.
The W. B. 7. proposes to give a
"Baked Bean SUPPER" Friday, April s,
from D VII : P. H., al tnelr rooms over
the First National bank. Cake and ice
cream will also be served. The proceeds
are for benevolent purposes, many ap-
plicatiors for relief, that have drawn
heavily upon the society's resources,
having been made in the past month,
The majority OF these cases are OF most
pl6iaplo nature. me society hopes the
supper Will De patronlzed py me pupllc.
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