Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-12
SATURDAY SALAD.

Mr.. Louis Baer is here from Albuquer-
que.
Miss Caryl Palen has returned from
California.
Hon. E. l.. Hall, U. s. marshal, returned
from Denver this morning.
Hon. Antonio Joseph left yesterday for
his home at Ojo Caliente.
Hon. H. B. Ferguson left last night for
his home at Albuquerque. He returns on
Monday.
Mrs. WEIGH and son, of Kansas City, are
guests at Mrs. Hopper's, coming for the
latter's health.
Mr.. B. Kahn is still confined to his
home with rheumatism. He has been
thus ill for twenty days.
Mr.. John H. Knaebel will leave for
perative pro fessional call.
Mr.. J. E. Woodland bride are at Las
Vegas Hot Springs. They will be Sat
home" after the goth inst.
Archbishop P. L. Chapelle and Chancel-
lor Rev. Henry Pouget will return tonight
from their visit to Chihuahua.
Owing to the many other attractions
next week the Tuesday night hop of the
Social club will be dispensed with.
Mr.. w. H. Goebel and family have taken
up their residence in the newly finished
Dudrow brick, near Guadalupe church.
Mr.. H. B. Hersey left this morning for
Indianapolis to attend the national con-
vention of U. s. weather bureau directors.
Mr.. s. Spitz and family are now at
home in the Symington residence, on
which they have taken five years lease.
DR.. Francis Crosson is on visit to st.
Louis and Chicago and hopes to bring
good news for Santa Feans on his return
next week.
Hon. Matt. g. Reynolds left yesterday for
Washington, where he will remain some
weeks looking after land grant suits in
the supreme court.
Mr.. Will Wilson, of Atlanta, Ga, now
sojourning at Colorado Springs, writes
that he will spend the winter in Santa Fe,
coming for his health.
Hon. Geo. P. Money and wife are now
costly domiciled at the Hickox cottage on
College street. Mrs. Money returned on
Thursday from Mississippi.
Mr.. Horace B. King, of Troy, N. Y, an
accomplished descriptive writer, and Ed
itor Francis, of the Troy Times, are
booked to spend the winter at Ojo Cal
iente and Santa Fe.
DR.. L. T. st. Clair, of New York, who
has been examining mining properties in
the northern counties of this territory,
left for the south last night very much
pleased with the country he has visited.
Mrs. Il. H. Belts is now visiting in New
York, and will arrive home about the 18th
of this month. Her numerous friends
will be pleased to learn that she is much
improved in health.-Silver City Senti.
mel.
The Woman's Board of Trade will give
one of their popular dances on Hallow-
cen. All who are not afraid of witches
and COLLINS, also those who would like to
meet such uncanny beings, are sure to be
on hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dori,us Morrison, kindly
q year or SO ago, gave a magnificent gar
den reception to the delegates of the
Episcopal convention at their beautiful
Minneapolis home on the afternoon of
October 5.
The betrothal of Mr.. James Grunsfeld,
of Albuquerque, and Miss Carrie Schultz,
of Ell Paso, is announced. Their marriage
will unite prominent families in Albu.
querque, two of Miss Schultz sisters be-
ing married in that city, one Of whom Is
Mrs. Noah Ilfeld, the other Mrs. Barthold
Spitz.
The Fifteen club met on Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Laughlin. Tennyson's
"Victim" was read by Mrs. Palen. "The
Vision Explained" from Dryden's "Chau-
GER" was read by Mrs. Laughlin. The
paper of the afternoon was Scandinavian
Heroes" by Miss Gulliford. A letter of
greeting and invitation to the club to
send delegates to the congress of Women's
clubs, assembled at Atlanta, was read by
Miss Laura B. Marsh, corresponding Sec
rotary. Criticisms closed the program.