Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-02
SAT- URDAY SMALL TALK.

Mrs. J. W. Brady returns tomorrow
night from an extended visit to Texas.
Mrs. George W. Hicko1 will 40 to San
Diego, CAL, for visit about March 10.
Mrs. T. j. Helm and daughter leav G
shortly for long sojourn at Indian
apolis.
Mr.. J. E. Hurley, division superintend-
ent of the A., T. & s. F., is visiting Santa
Fe to-day.
Mr.. Herman Ilfeld left for his homo at
Las Vegas on Thursday after a pleasant
visit to friends here.
Mrs. s. G. Sea is expected to return to
the sanitarium tomorrow after two
weeks trip to Chicago.
Mrs. G. P. Money accompanies her hus-
band to Albuquerque tomorrow night
for stay of some weeks.
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin and children leave
in few days for visit to California
Mrs. ]. #. Walker accompanies them.
MIRA Lsuis Baer, of Albuquerque, and
Miss Baer, of st. Paul, have returned to
Albuquerque after visit to the family
of Mr.. A. Staab.
Miss Edna Berger entertained number
Of her friends Tuesday evening at candy
pulling given at the residence of Rev. and
Mrs. J. 8. Madden.
The advent of Lent will make the next
month or SO very quiet in Santa Fe social
circles. The Social club will give no fur
ther dances until after Easter.
The Social club hop last Tuesday even
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such was characterized by special enjoy
ment. 1t was quite largely attended.
Sister Victoria returned to the sani-
tarium this morning after visit of
mercy to Cerrillos where she ministered
to the needs of the victims in the White
Ash disaster.
Hon. Frank A. Man zanares, one of the
leading merchants and most respected
residents of Las Vegas, came over from
the Meadow city this morning and may
be found at the Palace.
The Misses Baker left for Albuquerque
Wednesday after fortnight's visit to the
Misses Keller that was thoroughly en-
joyed by their many Santa Fe friends.
Mr.. Roy Crichton very delightfully."- en-
tertained number of his young gentle
men friends last Tuesday evening at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P.
Crichton.
On Thursday, February 20, the Fifteen
club met with Miss O. II. Gulllford. Mrs.
George G. Smith read an article entitled
"a Glimpse of Alaska and North Ameri-
can Neighbours" and Mrs. Palen reviewed
the February magazines. Mrs. Warner
acted as critic for the afternoon.
The presence of the legislature here for
the last sixty days has brought to Santa
Fe not few charming people among the
wives and relatives of the lawmakers.
Mrs. j. F. Hinkle, the accomplished wife
of Representative Hinkle; Mrs. D. p.
Carr, Mrs. Curry, Mrs. y. Luna and Mrs.
A. L. Christy are among those whose
going away is greatly regretted by friends
made in this city.
The birthday social at the NJ. E. church
on Tuesday night, March s, promises to
be pleasant and entertaining affair. An
interesting program of music, recitations
and papers will be given. Refreshments
will be served free. The following verse
explains itself:
This birthday social is given to you;
'Tis something novel, It's something new.
We send to you this little sack;
Please either send or bring it back,
With as many cents as you are old;
We promise the number shall never be
told"
If more convenient the sacks may be
left at Weltmer's book store.
On yesterday afternoon Mrs. E. L. Hall
entertained few of her lady friends in
formally. Music and Rotations were the
chief amusements, pleasantly interrupted
midway by the service of refreshments.
Miss Wedeles rendered in her usual
brilliant manner several piano solos. Mrs.
Koch and Mrs. Franz rendered vocal
selections which were highly enjoyable,
as was also Mrs. Curran's recitation. Mrs.
Hall also added to the pleasure of the oc-
casion by both singing and reading. The
guests were Mesdames Thornton, Dun
can, Curran, Crichton, Carson, Miller,
Bostwick, Franz, Koch, Davis, Hersey,
Corbin, Crosson and Chaves, and Misses
Staab, Wedeles and Loomis.
Mrs. Ilfeld's card party last Monday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Louis Baer
was one of the delightful social events of
the week. Refreshments were served and
the occasion was in every respect in keep
ing with the high social standing and
a Dresden pen-holder, was won by Mrs.
Louis Baer; and the second, gold enam-
eled sugar tongs, by Miss Helm. The
consolation prize, a gold enameled
"Don't" spoon, was won by Miss Baer.
The guests were Mesdames Thornton,
Miller, Prince, Baer, Seligman, Hall,
Laughlin, LOOMS, Cross, Fiske, Shannon,
Bulls, Money, Boyle and Eldodt; and
Misses Baer, Franz, Solignao, Loomis,
Hurt, Staab, Wedeles, Helm and Guilt
ford.
Mrs. H. J. Loomis and Mrs. E. L.Hall in
vited number of their friends to meet
Mrs. Louis Baer last Tuesday afternoon.
The occasion was devoted to progressive
hearts, followed by the service of ref, esh-
ments. It is proverbial in Santa Fe So
cial circles that guests at Mrs. Halls
home always have delightful time and
this gathering was no exception to the
rule. The guests we're Mrs. Louis Baer,
Mesdames Thornton, Laughlin, Duncan,
Seligman, Palen, Bullir, Ilfeld, Shannon,
Ireland, Day, Fiske, Franz, Money, Hin
kle and Crist and Misses Baer, Staab,
Franz and Loomis.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Shannon, in the
truly hospitable way so characteristic Of
both of them, entertained a number Of
friends last Monday evening at candy
pulling. After jolly hour or so enjoyed
in "blanohing the flexible saccarinity,"
asthe Boston papers say, more substan-
tial refreshments were served, followed by
dancing. Miss Mabel Baker, of Albu.
querque, was awarded the prize for pro-
fciency in the art of candy pulling. MI.
and Mrs. Shannon have the happy faculty
of making their Cuests Wfeel at home.n