Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-07
MOUNTAIN OUTINGS.

Owing to the delightful weather, the
picnic season has opened unusually early
this spring. On Wednesday Col. and
Mrs. Pearson gave a picnic excursion to
Carbonateville and the turquoise mines in
honor of Gen. and Mrs. Lucius Fairchild
The other members of the party were
Miss Fairchild, Misses Sallie and Caryl
Fairchild, Miss Ferguson, Miss Northop,
Capt. and Mrs. Kirkman, Mrs. Prince,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Littell, Capt. Pauld1ng,
Lieut. Stottler and Mr.. Willard. An ele-
CANT luncheon was served at the turquoise
mines. To-day Capt. Paulding gave a
picnic and lunch party at DEVILS canon,
near San Ildefonso. His guests we're Col.
and Mrs. Pearson, Gen. and Mrs. Fair
child, Lieut.. and, Mrs. Littell, the Misses
Fairchild, Miss Ferguson, Miss Northop
and Messrs. Stottler and Stokes. The &C.
casion was Capt. Paulding's birthday.
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SMALL TALK.
The usual weekly concert and hop took
place at Fort Marcy Post hall last night.
Mr.. Samuel Eldodt, of San Juan, is
spending several days here with his
brother.
A number of Santa Fe's young gentle
men will give an informal hop at Ad-
ans hall ON Monday evening.
Messrs. F. T. Webber and A. 7. Hath
away came in from Cochiti last evening.
They return to the camp in few days.
Mrs. w. E. Coons and little son depart
this evening for northern California,
where Mrs. Coons will spend some weeks
with sister.
The Woman's Board of Trade gave
splendid entertainment to their friends,
the public, last evening. The net proceeds
were $31.
Gov. W. 7. Thornton and wife left last
evening for trip to Las Cruces and
other southern points, expecting to re-
turn on Wednesday.
Mrs. Cross has this week been the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Bonnell, of 5114,
Ridge avenue, st. Louis. Mrs. Bonnell
is kindly remembered by Santa Feans as
Miss Florence Cloud, of Tennessee, the
beautiful neice of Col. Shelby.
Mrs. W. H. Goebel left this afternoon
for years visit o Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs.
Goebel has been greatly troubled with
her heart lately, and goes to a lower alti-
tude in hopes of lettering her condition.
On Tuesday evening last there was the
usual weekly reception at the home of
Mrs. 7. B. Cetron, who was assisted in
receiving by Miss Leplow, charming
and accomplished young lady from north
Germany, and Miss Gulliford. Mrs. Cat
ron treated her guests to delightful and
novel musical entertainment by means of
the phonograph, presided over by Mr..
Sparks. The program consisted Of a
choice selection of twenty numbers.
DR.. John Symington's host Of friends
will regret to learn that he is still quite
i'll at Albuquerque. Drs. Roth, Raster
and Pearce called upon him yesterday
and after consultation they advised that
DR.. Symington seek change of climate.
Accordingly preparations are making
and the doctor will proceed shortly to
Baltimore. He may be absent year.
Sister Victoria returned from Albu-
querque this morning. She has two car
loads of lumber coming from Flagstaff
for improvements at St. Vincent hospital.
The lumber was donated by Mr.. D. M.
Riordan, the big-hearted manager of the
Flagstaff mills, and with equal generosity
Manager Gable, of the A. & P. road, do
mates the freight charges. Sister Victoria
is most grateful for the generous treat
ment accorded st. Vincent hospital by
these two splendid gentlemen.
Miss George Lee Towner, of st. Louis,
will be led to Grace church altar, Wave
land, Miss, at noon on Wednesday the
18th, by Mr.. VIM. Henry Noble, of Dallas,
Texas, son of the late president of the
Texas Pacific Railroad company. Mr..
Noble is sterling young gentleman.
The bride is cousin of Geo. H. Gross, of
this city.