Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09
SATURDAY SALAD.
A MUSICAL TREAT.

large and enthusiastic audience greet
ed Divide Musin and his associates at the
court house last night. Every number
on the high-class musical program was
enjoyed to the fullest. The program
called for eight numbers, but SO cordial
was the reception of the artists that it
was doubled, every selection having met
with hearty encore which was grace
fully responded to. In touch and tone
Mr.. Musin's mastery of the violin seems
to improve with each passing season.
The Meditation, by Mccoy, ana the Ma
ly rendered. For the billed number, Sou.
venir of Moscow, he substituted Souvenir
of Haydn, by W. A. Leonard, and more
finished piece of execution was never
heard here. Annie Louise Musin has
we'll trained voice. She sings chiefly in
French and her conscientious execution
last night won for her many compliments.
Her voice, however, does not yield the
strong, clear-toned music which Annie
Louise Tanner delighted US with on the
occasion of Musin's former visit.
Eduard Scharf, who has been Musin's
accompanied for many seasons, was re-
peatedly encored after bis separate per.
formances last night. His lingering is a
feature of the entertainment, and his rem
dition of classical numbers are such as to
place him on the roster of the best plan
lists. In the selection, "Perpetuum Mo-
bile" he is exceptionally fine. His rem
dltion of the Hungarian Rhapsody, by
Liszt, and Chopin's Nocturno, however,
while very delightful, were not up to the
artistic tastes of maryland Santa Fe has
a few musicians who know and appreci-
ate good music.
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SMALL TALK.
Mr.. G.. W. Hickox came over from Las
Vegas last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Coffin will re-.
turn from the east shortly aud 60 to house
keeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Spiess will next
week 60 to housekeeping In the Catron
annex.
Mrs. E. L. Hall and her sister, Miss
LOOMS, are expected home from Denver
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. j. Loomis, father and
mother of Mrs. E. L. Hall, expect to make
visit to Iowa next week.
Judge Laughlin and the district coutt
officials will return from Rio Arriba |
county the last of next week.
Mr.. Thomas Goggin, of Terre Haute,
Ind, friend OF Prof. Mccoy, is here to
spend the winter for his health.
Gov. Thornton, Surveyor General Eas-
ley and party are expected home from
the Black Range hunting expedition early
next week.
Mr.. Frank Weber, of Las Animas,
Colo, one of natures noblemen, who has
many friends In Santa Fe, is in the city
for few days.
Mrs. e. A. Wilson, state librarian of
is expected in Santa Fe from
Denver soon to pay visit to her mother,
Mrs. j. L. Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman, of Charlton,
Iowa, are here for the formers health.
They are both musicians and have joined
The NJ. E. church choir.
The newly organized Aztec club is get
Ting on swimmingly. The cozy club
rooms make delightful rendezvous for
and their visiting friends.
Mr.. Fred Alley has returned from Den.
YER, where he was preleps at the marriage
Of his sister, Miss Maytnt, to Mr.. O. B.
of Colorado Springs.
The meeting Of the Bon Hur Ohautau-
quans, postponed on account of the con-
,ert last night, will be held at the resi-
lence of Judge Laughlin this evening.
Hon. ]. 81. Walker, register OF the U. 8.
and Office In this city, left for Ration last
hight. He will return In few days ac-
,om panied by Mrs. Walker, who has been
visiting relatives and friends there for
several weeks.
The Fifteen club met with Miss Laura
B. Marsh, on Thursday afternoon. The
program included paper on the Life
II Thomas 4. Bsckst," BY Miss Nellie