Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-10

| Mr.. and Mrs. James Biddle, of Detroit
who have been guests at the Palace for
some weeks, have gone to Colorado
Springs.
Gov. Thornton is on business trip to
the southern part of the territory ana IS
expected to return to the capital on Tues
day next.
Hon. T. B. Catron is still confined to
his room by sickness, though he is inn
proving and hopes to be out by the mid
die of next week.
Messrs. i. d. ~Lafferty, j. I. Manner,
DR.. H. d. Trist and G. p. Jones, of the U.
$. pension commission, leave for Las We
gas in the morning.
| Miss Mildred Helm is seriously ill at
the home of her parents. in the Thomas
cottage. Her many friends sincerely hope
for her early recovery.
Hon. Il. Bradford Prince has gone to
! San Francisco to attend the trans Missis-
sippi congress, which begins its sessions
on February 13 in that CITY
The usual concert and hop took place
at Fort Marcy post hall last evening, and
despite the Lenten season those present
enjoyed themselves heartily.
The congregation of the NJ. E. church
enjoyed an entertainment at the church
on Thursday evening that proved sue
cess financially as we'll as socially.
| Mr.. Myer Friedman, the Las Vegas
merchant we'll known in Santa Fe, left
Thursday for trip to California. He is
accompanied by his sister, Miss Hannah.
DR.. Longwill will give up the Simmons
residence at the end of this month, and
90 to Denver with his family on an ex-
tended trip. which will combine business
with pleasure.
!. Editor Joseph Sheridan, of the Silver
} City Enterprise, and Major John w.
!, Fleming, who is also major on the gov
, ernor's staff, are in Phoenix, A. L., on
mining business.
Cards received here announce the nup-
tials of, Prof. Adolf +. Bandalier and Seno'
!. rita Fanny Ritter, at Lima, Peru, Dec. 20
All happiness attend them, is the wish oil
y Prof. Bandalier's host of admiring friends
= in New Mexico.
: Archbishop P. L. Chapelle, en- route
= home from California, stopped off a few
= DAYS at Tucson to visit Archbishop Sal
+ polnte. He found the venerable prelat'
=. feeling greatly improved since his resi-
"a dence in a warmer climate.
81 Hon. j. II. Walker and wife in com
), PAW with Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker, lat
r, arrivals from Ration, are now comfortabl,
"a domiciied in their new home near tn
j. Presbyterian church. Miss Nellie Pric
n, Crane, the governors accomplished pri
n yate secretary, will also make her HON
d, with them in the future.
d. The Fifteen club enjoyed delightful
IN afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Kim
ball on Thursday afternoon, the hostes
H. giving, in the regular course of the stud
1s on Italy, a paper on personal impression
from travels in that charmed land Thes
I'd "reminiscences we're delightfully."- illustrate
by numerous fine photographs collecte
n; in Rome, Florence and Venice.
Preparations are in progress for til
O. nuptials of Miss Ivy Nichols and M
~ George r. Baucus, which occur in th1
city the latter part of this month. In
~ marriage will take place at the home
ne Hon. Amado Chaves. Mr.. Baucus wi
present his bride to his mother at Hoosicl
H. N. Y, and visit several of the princip'
~ cities of the east before their return
Hermosa, where they will make the
81, future home Mr.. Baucus is superintent
III emit of the Foster group, the rich Pelica
= mines, in Sierra county.
W. Mr.. Cyrus Northrop, president of I'll
University Of Minnesota, will reach TT
+b city this evening from Minneapolis, a
,rl com panied by his daughter, who come
to try the effects of this climate upon hi
~, health. They are friends of Lieut.. v.
>" Stottler. Mr.. Northrop is one of tt
IL famous educators of the nation. He WI
~. called from the Yale faculty to assum
: charge of the famous northwest nstitutio
Tx over which he presides. Mr.. Northrop
one of the happiest of after-dinner speal
in ers: indeed, in this respect he is consi'
W: cred by many DR.. Chauncey Depew
-, only rival among American speakers.