Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-26

MISS ny6OQ, OF le1Hb slStor VI MlSb
Alice Hyson, who for ten years has con-
Quoted the mission school at Ranches de
Taos, is visiting in the city.
Mr.. Arthur Seligman will return from
Philadelphia in ten days accompanied by
his respected mother. His father, B. Selig-
man, will go to Carlsbad for the summer.
President Northrop, of the university
couple of weeks to spend the summer
vacation with his daughter at the sani-
tarium.
The Ladies' Aid society of tho Presby-
terrain church expects to give a straw
berry and ice cream festival on June 5,
of which further notice will be given in
due time.
Hon. M. G. Reynolds, U. s. attorney
connected with the court of private land
claims, arrived from st. Louis last night.
His family will come out in four weeks
to spend the summer here.
Miss Woodward and sister and Miss
Ashcorn, of Philadelphia, are charming
lady guests now sojourning at the Palace.
They have passed three months IN Ell
Paso in search of health and may remain
here an indefinite period.
Major A. s. Towar and family and Mr..
A. W. Butler depart June l for their new
station in New York city. Major Kill
bourne, who succeeds Major Towar as
army paymaster at this point, is expected
from Chicago next week.
subscriber at Eagle City writes to
inguir when and where Ruth Cleveland
was born. The question has been put to
fifteen persons and there is much differ
ence of opinion. None undertake to
state positively her age, but majority
say she is native of New York city.
Mrs. Widmier, who has been visiting
Prof. Chase and family for the past year,
left this week for her home at Jupiter,
Fla. She was 10th to leave and will insist
on Mr.. Widmier returning to engage in
business here.
Upon the authority of the Salt Lake
Tribune, it is stated that Major M. E.
Breeder, former Santa Fean, and presi
dent of the last legislative council, of
Utah, is favorably spoken of by Ogden
Republicans as candidate for delegate
to congress from that territory.
Ex-Gov. l.. B. Prince returned from the
east last evening after an absence of nine
weeks. He made addresses on various
subjects in Philadelphia and Oaio, as we'll
as in New York and spoke good word
for New Mexico and her claims to state
hood.
A most delightful time was had last
evening at party given by the young
society gentlemen of the city in honor of
Miss Anna Breeden, guest of Miss
Claude Albright, at thehome of the latter.
Albuquerque Democrat.
Mrs. James P. Kimball has gone to
New York, where she will spend the sum
mer with friends in the Catskill noun
tains. DR.. Kimball will remain in Santa
Fe with his son during the latter's sum-
mer vacation and the two expect to en-
Joy many days camping and fishing to-
gether iu the mountains.
Miss Hortense, the accomplished daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mckenzie, is
soon to be home for the summer vacation
after two years at college in Danbury,
Conn. The young lady has made excel
lent progress in her studies. The Dan
bury News speaks of her appearance in a
high class entertainment recently given
by the Danbury school of music.
On several of the ballroom programs
from the eastern citiesappear such dances
as the Gavotte der Kaiserin, Adrienne
Amsterdam, Tuxedo Lancers, Two Step
Waltz Oxford, Green Rye Waltz, White
City Polka, Oxford Minuet, National
Lancers and Harvard Gavotte. The above
seem to be the leading dances, and from
all appearances Santa Fe will soon be
able to compare programs with the best
of them.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of the Pres byterian
church held an acquaintance social" on
Tuesday night, to which those not con-
nected with the organization were ad-
mitted only on cards of invitation issued
by the members. Refreshments were
! served, the cost of which was borne by
the society. The chief object of the en-
tertainment was to make young people
who are not members of the society &C.
quainted with it, and to prepare tho way
for enlargement of the body.
Appended is the program for the Ger
man Lutheran church benefit concert,
which will take place May 20 at Adams
hail.
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