Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-02
SATURDAY SALAD.

SATURDAY SALAD.
Messrs. M. Kaufman and Arthur Staab
are making trip through Taos county.
Mrs. e. j. Mclean leaves in a short
time tospend the holidays with friends
at Newark, N. j.
Master Lorion Miller has been quite
sick for several days past. DR.. Eggert is
in attendance.
Mr.. j. D. Hughes left Chicago this week
and is now visiting his aged mother at
Bloomington, Ind.
The Bon Hur Chautauquans met in
regular weekly session at the residence
of Judge Laughlin last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Mallory, of Colum-
bus, Ohio, are now domiciled at st. Vim
cent sanitarium. They will spend the
winter here.
Frank w. Emerson, of Glorieta, and
Mrs. Ellen Payne, of upper Pecos, were
united in marriage on Wednesday by Rev.
g. s. Madden.
Col. W. H. Lawton, inspector general,
U. S. army, is now at Fort Sill. He is
expected to return to his Office here about
the 18th instant.
Judge Banker and wife, who have been
guests at Mrs. Hopper's for the past few
weeks, h ave gone to housekeeping in the
Hinojos house.
Mrs. Sally Thornton Duncan, of Fulton,
Mo-, is now guest of friends at Parsons,
Kas., and anticipates visit to Santa Fe
the last of this month.
Mr.. Gustave Solignac, nephew of Arch
bishop Ohapelle, has entered the law of
fee of Catron d Spiess and will also oo-
Ecupy rooms at the Catron mansion.
Mrs. Kimbrough, of Dallas, Texas, the
respected mother of Mrs. N. B. Laughlin,
is here to spend tine winter. The lady
has many friends here to welcome her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Jones, of New
Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs. Hoag and Mr..
Merrill, of Denver, and Mr.. Stephens, of
Virginia, are stopping at Mrs. Hopper's.
Archbishop P. L. Chapelle leaves to-
night for A. & T. junction and during the
coming days will confirm the children of
five parishes, Ysleta, Tome, La Joya, So
zorro and Belen.
Archbishop Elder, of Cincinnati, and
Bishop Byrne, of Nashville, departed this
morning for their respective homes, after
delightful visit in Santa Fe as the
guests of Archbishop Chapelle.
Mrs. T. B. Catron returned to the east
the early part of the week and will prob
ably make her home for the present at
Annapolis, where one of her sons is study
ing to enter the naval academy.
Messrs. John H. Walker and T. j. Cur
ran took the Red Cross degree in the
commandery last night in the presence
of room full of Sir Knights. At the
close of the exercises cold collation. was
served.
Miss Evans, of Chicago, health seeker
at the sanitarium, is making rapid prog
ress toward good health. She is attended
here by her aunt, Mrs. Miller, charming
woman. They will spend the winter here.
Gov. Thornton, Surveyor General Eas-
ley, the Messrs. King, Lamoreux and
Linen, are supposed to be chasing bears
all over the Black Range, under the guild
ance of Hon. W. s. Hopewell. The party
Brother Botulph arrived in Santa Fe on
All Souls day, just twenty-five years ago,
and Immediately entered upon the duties
of president of st. Michael's college. All
who know the good man will join the
NEW MEXICAN in heartily hoping that he
may live to celebrate his golden jubilee
as president of St. Michael's.
The Fifteen club met on Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. George Marsh. Cur
rent events opened the program. The
paper was "The Ancient Monk" after
Carlyle, in "Past and Present." ~ Mrs.
Day. This was followed by the reading
of the humorous descriptive poem, "Jaok-
daw of Rheims" by Miss Laura Marsh.
Criticisms closed the exercises.
In case Chief Justice Smith should re-
sign to make contest for one of the
land court judgeships, it is understood
here that Mr.. W. j. Mills, well known
Las Vegas attorney, will seek appoint
ment as chief Justice of the territorial
supreme court. Judge Smiths more in
innate friends here say, however, that he
has no idea of resigning.
DR.. NJ. F. Desmarais, of Las Vegas, is
guest of the Albany. He was a member
Of the last territorial legislature of New
Mexico, and has been one of the active
workers for statehood. "We have been
juggled and juggled for years in this
matter of statehood" said he, land We
have been often disappointed. New Mex
leo somehow has got the worst of it all
around. There are great numbers of In
dian claims that should have been paid
and have not been touched. As for
statehood we think we should have had it
long ago and we are certain there can not
be much more delay in the matter.
Denver Republican.
Mr.. Ollin E. Smith, the we'll known
Union county attorney, was last week
married to Miss Cornelia Wagner, love-
~ southern woman. The ceremony took
place at the home of the brides uncle, DR..