Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-22


the city from Lamy to-day, shopping for
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Baca arrived from
Albuquerque last night to visit Mr.. j. L.
Johnson's family.
private telegram received from Mr..
G. H. Gildersleeve to-day, states that he
Is still in New York.
Hon W. B. Childers, of Albuquerque,
always welcome visitor in Santa Fe, is
in the city to-day on legal business.
Mrs. George T. Sumner, Of Denver, ia
in the city spending the holiday season
with the family Of her mother, Mrs. j. L.
Marsh, on Manhattan avenue.
Misses Lynch and Holman left this
morning for Denver whore they will
spend the holidays visiting Gen. Walsen's
daughter and Mrs. Capt. Glassford.
Much to the pleasure of the many friends
she has made here, Miss Marie Spiess
has prolonged her visit another week.
She leaves for her home in Missouri
next week.
Mrs. George Money is expected back in
New Mexico from Mississippi this week.
She will stop over in Socorro with Mr..
Money, accompanying him in his return
to Santa Fe.
Mrs. H. s. Church and Miss Grace
Logan have left Eddy for the east, the
former to visit her home during the holt
days, and the latter to join her mother in
Chicago.
Dr.. 7. S. Dougherty, of Ridge Prairie,
Mo-, reaches the city tonight on visit
to his sister, Mrs. Charles Haynes. He
has been ct the Las Vegas springs for
| several weeks.
Judge W. f. Stone, of the land court,
and Assistant United States Attorney
Mallet-Prevost leave New York the early
part of January for Span to take evil
dence in the Peralta grant case.
The guild of the church of the Holy
Faith have through Mr.. Arthur Boyle
ordered elaborate floral decorations from
the east for use in that church IN the
services to be held on Christmas day.
A number of Santa Fe's visitors this
winter have very pronounced musical
gifts. Among theae is Miss Maxwell, of
Indianapolis, who is stopping at Mrs.
Keller's and whose talents az pianist
have yielded much pleasure to her newly
made friends.
The Santa Fe Social club held bust
ness meeting last Monday evening. The
club is making arrangements for an en-
tertainment to be given on Christmas
night with the prospect that it will be a
most delightful occasion. 70
Mrs. E. A. Fiske entertained few
friends yesterday afternoon in "pro-
gressive words" party. Refreshments
we're served and the occasion was most
enjoyable. The guests were Mrs. Bulls,
Mrs. Clancy, Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs. Sloan,
Mrs. Franz, Misses Maxwell, Ilfeld,
Loomis and Miss May and Miss Jennie
Keller.
Beauty, wit and youth are three
gracious plishments which insure
success to any entertainment, and these
three were present at an exceedingly i'm
promptu afternoon tea given by charm
ing hostess at the sanitarium on Tuesday
last. Mrs. Sea on that occasion enter
tanned Mr.. Thomas Smith, Mrs. M. E. D.
Smith, Miss Anderson, Rev. Mr.. Bennett
and others.
The Fifteen club held it's regular weekly
meeting on Thursday afternoon at the
residence of Miss Gulliford. The literary
| exercises included review of some of
the December magazines by Mrs. Welt
mer, and reading by Mrs. Smith of an
article from the Pail Mall Gazette, on
Ang lo-Saxon Federation. Under current
events, Denmark was the special topic of
discussion. Miss Staab acted as critic
for the afternoon.
Several of Santa Fe's most popular
young ladies have organized a stitching
bee which holds weekly meetings at the
residences of the various members. The
members of the society are Misses Ilfeld
Hurt, Staab, LOOMS, Wedeles, Moore and
Helm and the president is Miss Bertha
Staab. The Cub held Its weekly gather
ing yesterday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Held and most enjoyable time
was spent.
| Mrs. Henrietta Ilfeld delightfully."- enter
tanned company of lady friends this
afternoon. After an exciting game oil
hearts dainty refreshments we're served
The prizes were beautiful. The guests
were: Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs
Cross, Mrs. Bulls, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Shan
non, Mrs. Fiske, Mrs. Laughlin. Mrs
Seligman, Mrs. Franz, Mrs. Newhall, Mrs
Loomis, Mrs. Eldodt, Mrs. Anderson, the
Misses Staab, Shannon, Hurt, Anderson
Loomis. Franz, Wedeles, Solignac and
Gulliford.
new ladies' club lately established in
the city is STA Tertulia de Idiomatica,'
which (the reader will understand from
its name) is strictly social, and combin
ing, in the happiest sociability, business
with pleasure in the practice of the Gas
lillian language, iuterspersed with shor,
, readings and Rotations. No Englist
allowed. The club meets alphabetically
, with it's members each Saturday after
noon, and is to-day entertained by thu
Misses Manderfeld. Its officers are
President, Mrs. Harroun; vice-president
Miss Marsh; secretary, Miss Manderfield
I treasurer, Mrs. T. j. Curran.
Mrs. W. s. Harroun yesterday afternoon
opened her home for the entertainment
l of plumber of the visitors who are il
Santa Fe either for their own or relatives
health. On account of the indispositior
of the hostess, Mrs. Warner received the
guests, who we're about thirty in nun Der
The following interesting program was
greatly enjoyed: Piano solo, Mrs. George
Knaebel; vocal trio, Mes1ames Ireland
Bartlett and Mclean; reading, Mrs. j. T
Currsn; piano solo, Miss Hurt; vocal solo
Mrs. Bartlett; piano solo, Miss Wedeles
cornet solo, Miss Addie Schormoyer &C.
companied by Miss Wedeles; vocal solo
Mrs. Mclean; recitation, Miss Gulliford
Light refreshments were enjoyed during
the afternoon, Mrs. Hickox and Miss
Media Spreading serving the tea. The
occasion was, In every sense, ole of pleas
ure to all present.
The Amaranth club held it's regular meet.
ing at the residence of the Misses Mot ready
on Tuesday evening. There was large