Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-17

"A. JouuSOu, Lu. AuuTtWs, W. u LouoH
Francis Baker, Wallace Baker, F. Hudson
aad A. B. Ranahan.
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SMALL TALK.
! The Lenten lull invades society these
days.
Hon. j. H. Crist is on a visit to
Washington City.
| Mr.. Sherrard Coleman is visiting friends
at Richmond, Va. u
Hon. G. NJ. Shannon is expected home
from Arizona about the 22d. S7'
Miss Mamie Morrison entertained a
party of friends at whist on Thursday
evening.
Miss Inez Culbertson left on Wednes'
day for Phoenix, A. T., on visit to hel
mother.
Messrs. A. S. Bonney, of st. Joe, and P
j. Wielandy, of st. Louis, are guests al
the Palace.
There are number of recherche socla
entertainments on the tapis to occur
after Lent.
Mrs. E. W. L'Engle has been confined
at home some weeks by illness, but is now
convalescent.
Hon. H. L. Waldo returned last evening
from trip to Kansas City, where hiE
family now resides.
Mr.. Wilson Waddingham and his &C
compllshed private secretary, Mr.. NJ. J
Mulkins, are still guests at the Palace.
Hon Demetrio Perez is expected HON,
OF Monday from San Antonio where h
has been on weeks visit to his family
| Mr.. Hanks, the Madison, Wis, banke
now visiting at the sanitarium, leave
. shortly for trip to the Pacific coast
thence returning home.
Hon. Matt G. Reynolds, of the U.
court of private land claims, left las
evening for Tucson, A. T., where the Ian
court will resume its session next montl
A congenal company was cEarmingl
entertained at Mr.. Lewald's rooms in tn
san1tarium, on Monday night, ont of con
pliment to Mrs. Kitzinger, his siste
T who departs shortly for her home
Michigan.
4 Mr.. Cyrus Northrup, president of II
university of Minnesota, lately guest {
d tho sanitarium, has gone on trip
= California. He will return in two week
. and become the guest of Lieut.. E. '
Stottler.
). Hon. Needham c. Collier, who is NAL
d ing brilliant record as just Judge
the I'd district, came up from Albuquel
que to-day. He has a host of admlrin
: friends in the capital city.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Berger ente
It tanned twenty-five of their neighbors an
g friends at dinner party last evening {
/. their residence on Garfield avenue, til
occasion being the birthday anniversar
J. of Mrs. Berger.
J, Immediately after Lent concert an
8 hop is to take place at the Palace hote
! the affair to be in the nature of benef
: to the 10th infantry band and orchestr'
/ and the proceeds to 60 toward furnishin
8 this popular organization with fres
supply of music. The leading people c
: the city will be asked to take charge c
d the affair and make it both social an
U financial success.
y On Thursday evening of this week, til
q ladies of Irvington, Ind, gave the we
. known play, "The Rivals" at Butler Co
; lege chapel, for the benefit of their readin
room, and one of the principal actresse
. in the home talent represented was Mr.
y Grace Julian Clarke, formerly of thi
- city. Her many Santa Fe friends will b
y interested in the item. Mrs. Clarke ha
y been zealously engaged the past year
= public charities, as we'll as literary worl
y in and out of Indianapolis, and in bot
: she has done good service.
The Crockett County Sentinel, Den
: ocratic journal published at Alamo
Tenn, CT Feb. 2, says: "Judge A. A
Freeman, of New Mexico, is here thi
week visiting his sister, Miss Molli
Freeman, and shaking hands with hi
many friends, who are delighted to sc
! him looking so we'll. Although occupy
ing very exalted and dignifed positio
in New Mexico, that of supreme Judge, We
he is the same genial, plain "Alf'' that
used to be. He occupies a very war;
place in the hearts of the older people G
this town"
: Gen Lucius Fairchild, ex-Commnnde
l in-chief of the Grand Army of the Reput
? lie, present commander of the Loyt
i Legion of the United States, and one {
i the most prominent survivors of tn
Union army, is spending few weeks {
s Santa Fe, and ia receiving much attentio
t from the good people of the hospitabl
city. Carleton Post, G. AZ. r., of SAINT
Fe, is arranging camp fire for the ger
' eral, at which the old veterans of tn
!. territory will have an opportunity {
grasping the hand of and exchanging
. greetings with their former commando
pokor popoa