Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-27
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.


spending the day in Santa Fe.
Mr.. E. 7. Weber left last night for a
trip of a day or two to San Pedro.
Judge Laughlin is not expected to re-
turn from Mora county until the close Of
| next week.
! Mrs. Anita Chapman and son returned
last night from pleasant trip to Albu-
querque.
Miss Berta Hurt entertained few
friends at an informal musicale Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. j. A. Smiley, of Socorro, passed
through the city to-day on his way home
from Colorado.
Misses Lynch, Holman and Gortner
left last night for Las Vegas. They will
return tomorrow night.
Gov. Thornton has been spending sew
eral days in Union and Colfax counties.
He returns home tonight.
! President Cyrus Northrop, of the Uni
versity of Minnesota, has returned home.
Miss Northrop leaves Monday for Cali
fornia.
Messrs. Bob Gortner and Fred Alley
left at o'clock this morning on their
bikes for Las Vegas. They return Sunday
night.
Invitations are out for german to be
given next Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Lorion Miller complimentary to Miss
Solignac.
Lieut.. Henry Kirby has been relieved
from duty at Frankfort, KY, at his own
request, and will join his company at
Fort Reno.
Mrs. A. T. Dunn arrived in the city last
night from Grand Rapids, Mich, on q
visit to her daughter, Miss Annie Dunn,
at the sanitarium.
Sister Basilia, superintendent of the
Glockner sanitarium at Colorado Springs
arrives in the city tonight on visit to
st. Vincent sanitarium.
Mrs. j. S. Stanley and Miss Stanley, OF
Parsons, Kas., arrived in the city last
night for stay of several weeks enjoying
our unparalleled climate.
The informal hop at Adams hall given
under the auspices of the Social club
Tuesday evening was attended by quite a
number of young people and very en-.
joyable evening was spent.
Major Kilbourne and family leave dur.
ing the next few days for their new home
at Walla Walla, Wash. Major Baker and
his family will also shortly depart for
their new station at Albuquerque. They'll
all be missed.
The Womans Board of Trade will hold
a Christmas sale of fancy articles within
the course of the next six weeks or so.
Hand embroidery, fancy and drawn work
of all sorts will be there for the buyer OF
dainty and esthetic work. Save your
pennies and help along good cause.
Mr.. B. Seligman is still lingering on
the Rhine in Germany. A letter received
by member of his family yesterday said
that he was soon to leave for Italy on a
visit to relatives. From the latter place
he will probably return to Santa Fe in the
near future. Mr.. Adolph Seligman is in
New York and is expected home next
week.
The Fifteen club met on Thursday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Shan
non. The program for the afternoon was
as follows: Paper, "Foreign relations OF
the colonies during revolutionary war;
Mrs. Smith; music, Miss Gulliford cur
rent events, the club; criticisms, Mrs.
Shannon.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Daisy Patterson last even
ing by number of her friends, the coca.
sion being her birthday. Refreshments
we're served and the evening proved a
most enjoyable one. Those present we're
Misses Patterson, Moore, Berger, Sloan
and Gable and Messrs. O'Brien, Pierce,
Moore, Patterson, Hurt, Arthur Hudson
Claire Webber and Will Hogle.
Mrs. J. E. Martin, Miss Carrie Martin
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Hood arrived in
the city last night for stay Of several
days on their way to Mexico. MISS Mar.
tin and Mrs. Hood are daughters of Unit
ed States Senator Martin, of Kansas, and
Mrs. Martin is his daughter-in-law. The
party will be the object of very pleasant
social attentions during their stay in the
city.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Smith, who
arrived in the city few days ago on
their wedding tour, will be the recipients
of many charming SOCIAL attentions dur
ing their stay here. Those who have had
the pleasure of meeting the fair bride
speak in enthusiastic terms of her cul-
ture, brilliancy and personal attractions;
and the friends she has already made in
New Mexico are many score in number.
Judge Smith enjoys a well-earned reputa-
ton in this territory for all the traits
that are desirable in man and commend
able in a Judge. This truly ideal couple
have the New MEx1oAN's best wishes for a
life full of happiness and years.
A very pleasant children's party was
given Wednesday evening at Mr.. A. P.
Hogle's in honor of the 7th birthday of
his little son, Harry. The little folks had
a merry time Of it with games and the
plentiful spread provided later in the
evening. Those present we're Misses
jamie Brown, May Davis, Mabel Easley,
Lille Knowl, Leneta Ortiz, Jennie Miller,
Sadie Holmes and Edith Hampel and
Masters George Grant Lewis, Charlie and
Edgnr Mills, Carlos Dreamer, Henry
Dendahl, Edwin Swope, Eugene Hampel
and Eddie Holmes.