Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-08-18

from AII1IIlOuld, AluIIi VI SSiaSa
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
for hidden knowledge were soon SO numer- |
GUS that it was necessary to form line
to prevent crowding and confusion. The
200 people present were all delighted.
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SMALL TALK.
Hon. Fl. L. Waldo has gone to Kansas
City.
Capt. j. G. Delaney, of Fort Stanton,
still fingers in Santa Fe.
Gov. Thornton is expected home from
Taos county this evening.
Secretary Miller and Col I. F. Moore
have gone on trip to Bland City.
M. Sam Eldodt left last evening for
visit to friends in Wisconsin.
Lieut.. M. B. Stokes came down from
! Ration last night to remain over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Savers, left on Thursday for
her new home at the mill in Pine canon.
| Mr.. l.. W. Parker, of Sierra county,
we'll known attorney, is visiting the
capital.
Hon. N. G. Collier leaves this evening
to spend Sunday at home in Albuquer-
que.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hersey are trout
fishing on the upper Pecos, and will be
home on Monday.
Mr.. H. D. Money left few days ago
for his home in New Orleans, being called
there on business.
Mr.. Sherrard Coleman returned last
night from Rio Arriba county where he
goes again on Monday.
DR.. Minkler, of Chicago, friend of
Mrs. Reaser, left for home this morning
after a pleasant visit here.
The Santa Fe So cial club announces an
"informal hop" at its club rooms, Adams
hall, for Tuesday night next.
( Miss Rowland and Miss Darnell, of
Fort Defiance, are guests of Miss Eagan,
at the U. s. Indian school,
Arrangements are progressing nicely
for the Catholic church fair to take place
on the evening of Aug 20 and 30.
Mrs. G. F. Remsberg and children are
here from Ration on a visit to Mrs. Rems-
berg's parents, Hon. J. H. Walker and
wife.
Mrs. Kirkman, of Fort Marcy, and Mrs.
Hite, of Albuquerque, are the guests this
afternoon of Mrs. Prince at quiet home
tea.
The Misses Staab entertained COM
pany of friends on Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Louis Ilfeld, of Albuquer-
que.
! Miss Madge Taylor has received notice
from Elmira N. Y, of the death of her
, friend Miss Alma Berry, we'll known to
many Santa Feans.
| Miss Maggie johnson, who has been
| visiting in Albuquerque for several
months, will return home on Tuesday &C
, companied by her sister, Mrs. Baca.
Hon. G. F. Easley left last evening for
Washington, D. G.. where he will attend
the annual encampment of the Knights OF
Pythias. He will be absent about three
weeks.
8 Miss Hemingway is violinist oil
: marked genius, and readily touches the
9 soul in the bow with the tender caress oil
/ an artist. She will shortly return to
Y school in Baltimore.
!. DIR. E. G. Chapman in charge of the A.
y T. s. F. hospital at Fort Madison, Iowa
7 accompanied by his son Pearl, will ar
. rive here tonight on visit to his daugh
: ter Mrs. AID. Walker.
Y DR.. G. B. Kolhousen, a prominent citi
a zen of Ration, was on Wednesday last mar
k ried to Miss Laura Chase, sister-in-law O.
n Mr.. Chas. Springer. They left on brida
II tour 70 tho 90 otcrp pitioa
Mr.. A. A. Keen, assistant cashier of tn,
! First National bank at Albuquerque, hal
:, gone to Kansas City to meet his wife wht
q has been visiting in Boston, Mass. The!
= will return home with the mother Of Mr.
q Keen.
Hon. j. H. Crist and wife, Mrs. Thorn
J ton and Mrs. s. T. Duncan left on Frida,
t for Chama, going thence for trout fish
: ing trip to the Chama river. They viii
be absent about a week.
q Mr.. Chas. Springer, of Ration, leading
citizen of Colfax county, is visiting tn
> city to-day. He shortly goes in private
car with party of friends for an ell
I hunt in western Colorado.
}. Second Lieut.. Geo. Vidmer, recen
}. graduate from West Point, has been as
y signed to company d, 10th infantry, a
d Fort Marcy to succeed the late Lieut.
d Harrison. He will arrive here abou
r Sept. 30.
Mrs. G. A. Fox entertained party o
friends at dinner Saturday evening. TIL
invited guests present were Lieut.. Stokes
Lieut.. jackson, Misses Pels and Collier
and Messrs. F. Clutton, Christian ant
"a John Pels.-Raton Range.
There is a rumor that Lieut.. Plummer
# on detached service as Navajo agent, vii
soon return to actual military duty
/ Lieut.. Plummer is fine soldier and al
{ efficient agent and his work among tn
n willy Navajoes has been of the best.
10 The ladies' in charge of the choir must
l. at the church of the Holy Faith have ar
g ranged with Mr.. Newman, the we'll know
9 member of the 10th regiment band. &
70 take the place of the lamented Deleide
10 as organist at the church, and he will as
n sumo the position tomorrow.
> First Lieut.. l.. L. Durffee, 10th in
:. fantry. has been ordered to join his com
= pany, X, one of the skeleton companies a
:. Fort Marcy. He has lately been Of
g detached service, acting as military in
n structor in college at McKeysport, Pr
"a He is expected here early next month.
s. Ex-Gov. Prince leaves tomorrow to at
d tend the Royal Arch Chapter of Mason
a which meets In annual session at Topek
o next week. He takes with him larg
e amount of literature pertaining to tn
d climatic advantages of Santa Fe an
n detailing the plans of local Masons TO
J. establishing here national sanitariun
1t for Masons. This will be Distributed
10 among the delegates and Mr.. Prince vii
z also while there deliver lecture on thi
10 subject.