Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-12
SATURDAY SALAD.

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Wilkerson has returned
to Albua uerque.
Hon. M. G. Reynolds is visiting his
home in st. Louis.
Mr.. Samuel Eldodt has returned to San
Juan after a visit of several days here.
Mr.. T. B. Catron went down to Albu-
querque last night on law business.
DR.. Francis Crosson is rapidly con-
valescing from his recent serious illness.
Judge A. B. Fall and family are the
guests of Collector and Mrs. G. M. Shan
non.
The Stitching Bee has issued invita-
tions for domino party to be given at
Adams hall next Monday evening.
Mrs. David Lowitzki, who was 80 seri-
ously i'll that her life was for time
despaired of, is reported better to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Renehan beg leave
to announce that they will be at home on
lower San Francisco street after January
20.
Mr.. William =. spiegelberg arrived from
New York this morning and will spend
several DAYS visiting his parents, Capt.
and Mrs. Sol. Spiegelberg, in this city.
The Social club gave one of its enioya-
BILE dances Tuesday night. Quite large
number were in attendance and the occa-
sion proved in every respect delightful.
The Messrs. Lorimer, of Detroit, arrived
in the city this week, the elder returning
home last evening, leaving his brother at
the sanitarium, where he will remain for
some weeks for his health.
Years ago Judge N. B. Laughlin con-
tracted industrious habits, aud everyone
knows that habits, good or bad, are hard
to break. Judge Laughlin is just az hard
a worker on the bench as he was as plain
attorney at law.
A company of friends surprised Miss
Stella Sloan last evening on the occa-
sion of her birthday. Refreshments
we're served and the evening was very
pleasantly passed with games and social
conversation.
A party consisting of Mrs. Frankel and
Miss Frankel, of Iowa; Messrs. Lorimer,
of Detroit; Brendamore, of Cincinnati,
and Sessler, of California, Father Moore
and one or two others from the sanitar-
ium took an outing to Teanqne last
Tharsisar.
DR.. ]. H. Sloan is hopeful that in Che
early spring he will be able to reorganize
the Santa Fe Climatic Cure association
on permanent and paying basis. His
proposed method of curing pulmonary
troubles by extended tent tours through
the mountains is conceded to be correct,
but money is needed to materialize the
noble idea. The doctor should be en-
couraged.
Hon. Bernard Seligman is at home
after two years absence at the east and
in Europe. He meets with a warm well
come and comes home fully restored to
health. While absent Mr.. Seligman made
long sojourn at Carlsbad, was FREE
quent visitor to the famous Monte Carlo,
and had the honor of being the guest of
the Art club at Milan.
The Spanish conversation club, "La
Fertulia Idiomatica," was pleasantly en-
tertained last Saturday afternoon by Miss
Maggie Fleming. The ladies met early
In the afternoon, owing to the distance,
and from three to ave engaged in differ
emit social attacks upon the Castlian Ian.
guage. A part of short story was read
by the different members In turn and o
poem was gracefully rendered by Miss
Gorilla Manderfield. Dairty refreshments
wereserved BY the hostess. This afternoon
the club meets with Mrs. Harroun.
Cards are at hand announcing the mar
riage Of Mr.. ]. Perc;val Phelan and Miss
Mary Burke Towner at indianapolis on
the 9th instant. The writer knows the
bride to have been reared By gentle hands
and Mr.. Phslan must be most excellent
man to have won the heart sof such q
woman. They will make their home At