Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-22
SATURDAY SALAD.


say of gentleman highly esteemed in
these parts: "The regents of the state
university have elected E. P. Seeds, of
legal department of the university. This
is pretty sure to be good selection.
Judge Seeds although yet young man
has been state senator from his county
in the general assembly and for four
years was Judge of the federal courts in
New Mexico. In all the positions where
he has been placed he has ever acquitted
himself with credit. He has the know
ledge and confidence in himselfto use ii
to advantage, and we have every reason
to believe he will make a success in his
new field of labor. Judge John j. Ney
IL also retained as law lecturer
La Tertulia Idiomatica was entertained
on last Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
pared some very bright anecdotes and
sketches to be read and translated off
hand by the members, after which Miss
Fleming read pleasant short tale en-
titled 'Manos Roidas," and Mrs. I. ].
Curran, "Una Accion Noble y Genorosa,"
which was very interesting. Mrs. Chaves
followed with a delightful true story of
New Mexico which will be continued to-
day. Delicious refreshments closed the
pleasant afternoon. The guest Of the
club upon this occasion was Mrs. Nichols.
The ladies of the sodality of the Sacred
Heart, of the cathedral, gave compli-
last night to the cathedral choir. Besides
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the following toasts were proposed "St.
Michael's College," response by Mr.. l.. G.
Read; "The Catholic Church of America"
response by Father Martin; "Our Vicar
General" response by Mr.. Geo. A. John
son; "Director of Our Choir" response
by Mr.. j. d. Sena. The occasion was
most enjoyable.
A large delegation of leading Santa
Feans will leave for Las Vegas tomorrow
to remain over Monday and attend the
Masonic festivities. Among them are
Messrs. @. W. Knaebel, E. L. Hall, Adolf
Seligman, L. H. Bergman, Arthur Selig-
man, j. B. Brady, E. E. Sluder, W. Z.
Griffin, Arthur Boyle, s. Spltz, Marcus
Eldodt, W. M. Berger, Fl. B. Hersey, f. s.
Davis, L. +. Parker, George L. WHY'S, e.
L. Bartlett, p. HI. Harroun, Max Frost,
and s. Wedeles.
The "Boston '95 Birthday" entertain
ment, given by the Christian Endeavor
societies of the Presbyterian church, at
Firemen's hall, on Thursday evening, was
attended by about 200 ladies and gentle
men and the anticipations of rare
evening were fully realized. The musical
a o1i rh fu1lv
carried out and the refreshments we're
delicious. The cash receipts were about
$45.
Mr.. Antonio @. de Baca, son of Hon.
Tomas @. de Baca, of Las Vegas, will on
Monday next wed Miss Adela Pine, of
Cienega. The ceremony will take place
at Cienega chapel, Rev. A. Fourchegu
officiating. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. Herman Pine and granddaughter of
Hon. Nesario Gonzales and Gen. Nicholas
Pine.
Mrs. J. B. H. Hemingway will return
from Mississippi next week accompanied
by her little niece, Lulu Aldridge, of Car
rollton, Miss, and her daughter. The
latter has been visiting the wife of Chief
Justice Reed, of the land court, at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, and will join her mother at
Kansas City.
1t appears that Rev. Thomas @. Moi
felt, of Flagstaff, A. t., has not yet writ
ten to Mr.. Harvey whether he will accept
or decline the formal call to the pastor
ate of the Presbyterian church in Santa
Fe.
MI. and Mrs. E. L. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. P. Money and Miss Ina Loomis
formed congenial picniclng and fishing
party to Monument Rock this morning.
They will return in the evening.
Mr.. Jacob Weltmer, who has been visit
ing his family in SAINT aFe for few days,
returned to Prescott last night. Mrs.
Weltmer and the children will continue to
occupy the family home in this city.
Monsignor Stephan, of Washington,
superintendent of the Catholic Indian
educational bureau, has returned to the
city after a trip through the Navajo
country.
Mr.. Gustave Solignac, a bright young
lawyer of Tombstone, A. T., and nephew
Of Archbishop Chapelle, is visiting his
younger brother and sister in Santa Fe.
Mr.. J. Thompson Lindsey, of st..
Louis, and Mr.. James s. Barton, popular
commercial tourists, are booked for a
stay over Sunday at the Palace.
Archbishop P. L. Chapelle and Rev.
Father Gloid, of Washington, returned on
Thursday from trip to the Rio Jemez
and Rio Puerco parishes.
Mrs. Bryan and daughter, of New Cas-
tie, Ind, mother and sister of Mrs. Stan
Icy, left last evening for visit to Ell
Paso.
Col. G. G.. Coleman left this morning
on a two weeks trip through Valencia,
Bernalillo and Lincoln counties.
Mr.. John p. Foley, Of White Oaks, one
of the best known mining men in the
west, is guest at the Palace.
Hon. Amado Chaves and family re-
turned last night from trip to Berna
lilo.
Mr.. W. A. Sanders, OF Albuquerque, ia
visiting the city to-day.
Rev. G. s. Madden leaves Monday for a
trip to Espanola valley.
Mrs. A. J. Fischer and little Minnie Ben.
Hur are getting on nicely.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Fl. Claussen will return
from Albuquerque on Tuesday.
Mr.. Arthur Staab is on visit to Jemez
hot springs.
Don't You know that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla will overcome that tired feeling and