Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-30
SATURDAY SMALL TALK

Hon. W. B. Chlders is in town from
Albuquerque.
Master Willie Prince has been quite i'll
for some days.
The Social club gave jolly hop on
Tuesday night.
Hon. j. B. H. Hemingway returned yes
terday from Albuquerque.
Mr.. L. A. Hughes is expected home
from Los Angeles next week.
Mr.. W. E. Gillhand, of Boston, is visit
ing among Santa Fe friends.
Mr.. W. M. Upton and Mr.. L. F. Parker
return from Tucson the last of next week.
W. 9. Hadley returned home yesterday
from trip to Denver and Chicago.
Jefferson Reynolds arrived at home in
Las Vegas yesterday from trip to Dem
YER.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. ireland leave to-
morrow night to attend the fiesta at Los
Angeles.
Mr.. George Hill Howard is able to be
about again after long siege of illness
at the Palace hotel.
At Mrs. Z. L. Halls usual afternoon on
Wednesday Mrs. Lee Chalmers, of Wash
layton, d. G., was tho guest of honor.
Mrs. R. M. Force and little daughter
have returned from Ojo Caliente and are
domiciled at their home on College
street.
Mrs. Warren Schaaf, health seeker at
the Palace for six months, has gone to
Las Cruces on a visit to Mrs. A. L..
Christy.
Hon. Charles M. Shannon, the most
| popular federal official in the two terri
tories, spent few days in the city during
the past week.-Silver City Enterprise.
Archbishop P. L. Chapelle goes to
Bernalillo this evening accompanied by
Rev. Father j. NJ. GARNER. The aroh-
bishop intends to visit the whole parish
and confirm number of persons.
Hon. Charles F. Easley and son, Ralph,
while here were the guests of Hoo. and
Mrs. W. F. Kuchenbecker. Mr.. Easley
has host of friends in the Coal city who
were glad to meet him and shake his
good right hand.-Gallup Cleaner.
The niece of Silver City man is about
to become princess. Miss Annie Cor
bin, daughter of Austin Corbin, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, and niece of James Corbin, of
Silver City, is engaged to Prince Lubecki,
of Russia. 1t is said the wedding will
take place in June.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mary Fairchild and Mr.. Charles M. Nor
ris, both of Madison, Wis, the wedding
is to take place this spring. Miss Fair
child is the eldest daughter of ex-Gov-
ernor Lucius Fairchild, and is one of the
leaders in Madison society. Mr.. Nor
ris is son of W. A. P. Morris and city
attorney of Madison.
The following health seekers are quar-
tered at Mrs. Hopper's on Palace avenue:
W. Farnham, Anna Farnham, st. Louis;
James R. Wilbur and SOD, Chicago; DR.. j.
R. Smith, wife and daughter, Cleveland,
Ohio; Mr.. L. B. Hanna, Page, N. d.; Miss
Swartz, Parkston, s. D.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chaplin, Duluth, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornall, New York City; MIR. Gardner,
Denver; Mr.. Edwin Smith, Washington.
On Thursday the Fifteen club met with
Mrs. Day. Mrs. Warner read paper on
"The History of Witchcraft," and enumer-
ated and described "Historic Points of
Interest in Boston," Miss Staab read q
selection from Irving's "Knickerbocker."
The club then discussed the following
topics: draining of American and
English Children Compared" and "Ameri-
can Etiquette" Miss Gulliford was the
critic for the afternoon.
Kagakasu Nire, who has become ia
nous as commander of the Japanese tor
pedo squadron, is former school mate
of Mr.. Geo. P. Money. They attended
school together in Washington City and
the Jap afterward went to Annapolis
where he graduated from the United
States naval academy. Mr.. Money
speaks of him as remarkable mathema-
tician and very proud and nervy, ever
ready to defend his rights when the
American boys poked fun at him.
The Hon. James 8. Fielder, of Silver
City, was united in marriage with Miss
Mabel Upton, of the Mimbres, at the
Episcopal church there on Wednesday.
The Rev. Edward 8. Cross, assisted by
Rev. George Selby performed the mar
riags ceremony and Mrs. Selby presided
at the organ. Mr.. Fielder lie one of the
brightest young attorneys in the terri
tory, and his large circle of professional
and social friends will learn of his new
found happiness with great pleasure
The fair bride possesses abundantly
those womanly qualities which render
her rare matrimonial prize.