Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-06-16
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.


Mrs. 7. B. Catron 1s visiting friends in
Denver.
Mrs. E. J. Mclean is home from Hud-
son, N. Y.
Miss Atkinson has gone on visit to
California.
Hon. j. M. Freeman, of Denver, leaves
for home tomorrow.
Hon. H. L. Waldo returned home from
Las Vegas last evening.
Mr.. Albert Grunsfield, of Albuq uerque
is here to pass Sunday with friends.
Mr.. Meylert Bruner will leave Albu.
querque and settle in Minneapolis.
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince goes for Wis
it to Denver the last of next week.
Mrs. E. L. Bartlett will return from
Kansas City in about two weeks.
Hon. j. H. Walker, of the land office
leaves tonight on business trip to
Phoenix, A. T.
Commissioner I. D. Lafferty and other
members of the U. s. pension board ar
rived from Taos last evening.
DR.. R. H. Longwill and family will ar
rive from Denver on Wednesday and oc-
cupy the Yrisarri residence.
Miss Hicks condition has been some
what improved since the arrival of her
father and aunt from Michigan, but she
is still very low. ~
Miss Madge Taylor entertained a few of
her friends on Thursday evening in honor
of her friend Miss Richey who leaves soon
for San Francisco.
Mr.. George Peabody, son of Major
Peabody, pay department, U. s. A., is
visiting Mr.. P. E. Harroun, his former
classmate at Berkeley college.
Lieut.. Donald G. Matheson, U. 8. A.,
lately on duty at the Mexico, Mo-, college,
is enjoying his vacation here. He is a
guest at Judge Walkers home.
Mr.. Bradford G. Hurd, of Minneapolis,
an excellent young gentleman whose en-
gagement with Miss Northrup has re-
Gently been announced, is summer
guest at st. Vincent sanitarium.
son was last night born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry s. Clancy. This arrival brings
the Clancy colony up to five in number.
Mother and child doing we'll, and the
proud father is being congratulated on
all sides.
Hon. Joseph G. Wilson, the government
receiver for the Atch,son, Topeka 4 Santa
Fe road, arrived last night from Topeka,
Kas., and is to-day in consultation with
Judge Sterry, counsellor for the Atlantic
4 Paciic.--Citizen.
MISS Fairchild writes from Madison,
Wis, to friends here that, much to her
own surprise, she finds herself pining for
the bracing atmosphere and blue skies of
Santa Fe. Should the lady decide to re-
turn she would find many admiring
friends glad to greet her once more.
Mr.. W. G. Meehan, chief clerk in the
transportation department of the Atlantic
& Pacific railroad, arrived from Albu-
sanitarium for some weeks, having con-
cluded to try Santa Fe's climate for his
health after five weeks in California.
The members of the Woman's Board Of
Trade are much in need of funds to carry
on their work. The completion of the
plaza calls for more seats. They ask for
the liberal cooperation of the entire
community in their endeavor to secure
means to accomplish their undertakings.
On Thursday evening next, June 81,
supper will be served ii the store recent
ly occupied by Mr.. Bishop. Cold meats,
pork and beans, potato salad, cold slaw,
tea, coffee, homemade brown and white
bread and butter, all for rs cents. Let
the public show their interest BY large
attendance.
Two lovely girls who have some proud
friends in Santa Fe, inst at this time,
lately graduated with high honors in their
different schools. Miss Berta Hurt gradu-
ated at Huntsville, Ala, taking two gold
medals, one for excellence in music and
the other for achievements in mathemat-
les. The other young lady, Miss Helen
Laura Sumner, granddaughter Of Mrs.
j. L. Marsh, graduated at the Den yer high
school, taking the Phelps gold medal for
the best essay written by the school.
Miss Sumner enters Wellesley college in
September where she will complete her
education.