Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-31

Mr.. j. H. Gerdes will start home from
Germany on Sept 10 and expects to reach
here about Oct LIST.
Miss Wayne Alley has returned to her
home at Denver after pleasant visit
here with her brother, Mr.. F. @. Alley.
Mr.. B. G. Wilson is here from Las Vegas
on visit TO his excellent wife who has
been sojoining at Mrs. Hopper's for
sometime.
Mr.. Thos. j. O'Reilly, of Warrenton,
Va, is in the city to spend the fall and
winter in search of health. He is domi-
cied at Mrs. Keller's.
A telegram from Chief Justice Smith,
now at Warrenton, Va, announces that his
sister, recently 80 seriously ill, is now
thought to be out of danger.
Mr.. Charles l.. Betterton, form erly chief
deputy for Collector Shannon in this city,
is now engaged in the brokerage business
at 1861 Larimer street, Denver.
Miss Mary A. Reason, of Columbus, o.,
arrived last night and is now domiciled
at the Ramona school in company with
Mrs. E. j. Brown, and Miss Nisbet.
Mrs. s. M. Ashenfeltsr and daughters,
Misses Eta and Anna, will leave for their
new home IN Colorado Springs next Satur-
day. The young ladies will attend college
at that place. City Sentinel.
Rev. A. W. Hall, of Chicago, who built
sanitarium accompanied by his invalid
brother, Capt. H. H. Hall, chaplain, U. 8.
army, from Fort Barranca, Fla.
Mrs. j. B. Lamy has returned home after
an absence of six years on the Pacific
coast, in search of health at Santa Monica
and afterwara educating her daughter at
Oakland. Miss Lamy will graduate next
year,
Father James H. Defouri, for many
years the beloved pastor of Guadalupe
church in Santa Fe, who was in attend
ance upon the recent retreat of the priest
hood in this CITY, returned to his church
in Las Vegas last evening.
DIR. Adams and his aged father, of Kan
sas City, are sojourners in the city, COM
ing for the latter's health. Mr.. Adams is
an enthusiastic botanist, and he finds
great pleasure in indulging his fancy
hereabouts.
Miss Belle Ilfeld returned last evening
after an extended visit to Las Vegas whore
she received much social attention. Her
cousin, Mr.. Louis Ilfeld, son of Mr.. Chas.
Ilfeld, and who is studying in Yale to be-
} come lawyer, accompanied her to Santa
Fe. After few days he returns to Yale
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will give a sun
flower and fruit social, on Tuesday night,
September 3, in the Delgado store room,
under Our-an's art gallery. Each lady will
provide box or basket of fruit prepared
for two and place her card in it. The
gentleman purchasing it will eat fruit
with the lady whose name it contains. In
addition ice cream, cake, etc, will be
served. An invitation is extended to
all.
!, The Montezuma club, Las Vegas elite
social organization, formerly opened its
elegant new quarters in the Masonic
temple building, on Wednesday night. 1t
was happy occasion. The Montezuma
club was organized in 1885 and has a
large membership composed of the prom
inent men of the cities of both East and
West Las Vegas. The officers are: O. L.
Houghton, president; G. @. Gise, vice
president, and A. Fl. Whitmore, secretary.
The hour of the plaza concert will to-
morrow evening be changed to take place
from $3.50 to until further notice. APP
pended is the program:
Hurrah for Harrison -. .......... Particle
Lamers' College Songs. so. ............. Carey
Andante and Waltz-May Flowers: =. Boyer
n 1ei e. nLoretto.' ..'''..'.''.v.J =. Keller
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Galop-Iron Horse .....................C Glass
Judge Francis Downs will leave for
Kenosha, Wis, tomorrow morning to
pay visit to his mother. He will re-
main in the east until after the national
encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic in Louisville, Ky. While in
Wisconsin he will visit Madison, which he
justly pronounces one of the loveliest
little cities on earth, where years ago he
graduated with honor in the collegiate
and law departments of the Wisconsin
university.