Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-15

Miss Longwlll left this week for f
Paso where she will spend the winter will
her brother, Mr.. Robert Longwill.
Miss Carrie Palen returned this morn
ing from Albuquerque. Her health hal
been greatly improved by the visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. Shannon entertained
few friends Monday evening in honor
of Judge A. B. Fall, who was visiting
them.
Mr.. Theodore L. Sewall, of Indian
apolis, health seeker at St. Vincent
sanitarium for some weeks, has gene on {
trip to Las Cruces.
Miss Kilbourn, of Washington, D. G.
sister-ip-law of Gen. Schofield, is visiting
Mrs. G. L. Betterton also Mrs. A Joseph
of Oio Caliente.
The Social club held its semi-monthly
dance at the club rooms Tuesday night
and quite number of the members, to.
gether with visiting guests, were there to
enjoy it.
Mrs. Ada Gum has been quite i'll at the
deaf and blind institute with tonsilitls
DR.. Crosson 10 in attendance and yester.
day found it necessary to remove both
tonsils. The young lady is impr owing
to-day.
The sale of fancy articles which was
conducted under the direction of the
Church of the Holy Faith at the residence
of Mrs. W. T. Thornton last Saturday
afternoon, was a complete success, and
about $50 was cleared on the enterprise
The many Santa Fe friends of Mr.
James Shelby, who was called to his home
is Clarksvllle, Tenn, by the death of his
father, will regret to learn that he will
in all probability not return west as his
fathers death places upon him the care
of interests that will require his remain.
ing at home.
The Spanish club organized under Prof
Curran's direction holds weekly meetinge
for the study of that mellihuous language
The meeting last night was held at the
residence of Mrs. Hurt. similar class
organized for the study of German also
holds weekly meetings at the homes Of
it's members.
The next meeting of the Amaranth club
will be held at Mrs. McCrady's ON next
Tuesday evening. At that, time the lady
members OF the club will discuss the tar.
if and silver questions and the rest Of
the club will dive into literature
and history In consideration of the
works of ten American poets and the ad.
ministration of Washington, Madison,
Jackson, Buchanan and Lincoln. Nine
new members were added to the clubs
roll at its last meeting and the prospects
are that it will continue to grow in mem
bers and interest.
The entertainment given last evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hersey and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Davis complimentary to
number of friends was in all respects
most enjoyable. The principal feature
of the evening was dancing varied by
card playing. Toothseme refreshmen
were served during the latter part of the
evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. AID. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cart.
wright, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hall, Mrs.
Thornton, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Bulls, Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Franz, Mr.. and Mrs. g. L.
Bishop, Misses Gulliford, Hurt, Hill,
Solignac, Moore and Morehouse, and
Messrs. Bartlett, Hughes, George Brady,
Frank Hudson, Phil Harroun, D. H. Har-
roun, Doll and Pope.
The entertainment given at the Palace
hotel Thursday evening by the Woman's
Board of Trade was largely attended, there
being present about 1875 guests, among
them score of visiting health seekers
whose interest in this Santa Fe enter
prise was deeply appreciated. The
plank walk contest was won by little
Flora Webber. Miss Grlliford assisted
by little Elsie and Jessie Ilfeld presided
over very profitable gypsy tent where
fortunes we're told; and in the picture
guessing contest managed by Mrs. War
ner Mr.. George Brady was the lucky
winner. Miss Staab managed the fish
pond and Miss Davis the fancy table.
About $50 in all was realized.
Many thanks are due Mr.. Claussen for the
gratuitous use of the hotel apartments;
to Prof. Perez for his donation of the
music; and to the others whose contribu-
tions SO materially contributed to the
great success the occasion was.