Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-07-27
SATURDAY SALAD.

Mr.. Ed. Franz leaves for visit to his
old home in st. Louis tonight.
Chief Justice Smith and wife are ex-
Mexico.
Mrs. j. l.. Zimmerman, who has been
visiting friends in Denver, will return
home tonight.
Mrs. Madden and child returned home
last night after an extended visit among
Ohio relatives.
Col. V. s. Shelby returned last night
from visit to the Jemez and marvellous
sulphur springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Money depart
on Wednesday for months visit at the
old home in Mississippi.
Hon. A. Staab will return from the east
about August 10. He has decided not to
visit Carlsbad this season.
Misses Eagan, Solignac and Jones and
party returned on Thursday from their
pleasant summer camp near Ell Maoho.
Governor Thornton and wife left this
morning for San Juan, where they will
spend Sunday as guests of Hon. Samuel
Eldodt.
Mr.. Gustav Franz, brother of Mrs. E.
A. Fiske, spent yesterday in the city en-
route from Arizona to st. Louis to visit
his father.
Judge j. F. Hurd and wife, of Paris,
Mo-, tn route home from the coast, were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8. Davis
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Coffin, Miss Guilt
ford and the Masters Day have gone on
burro-hack for three days. camp on the
crest of Badly mountain.
Mrs. Fl. B. Hersey has gone to Colorado
Springs and Leadville on visit to friends.
Mr.. Hersey will follow in a few days and
be absent week or more.
Hon. II. L. Warren came up from AL
buquerque last night and will remain
here for some weeks attending to bust
ness before the supreme court.
dance will be given by tho Woman's
Board of Trade shortly, the date of
which will be announced later. It is to
help out on the plaza improvement.
Mrs. Ireland, Mrs. Koch, Miss Wedeles
and ten OF dozen cyclers are booked
for wheel party and picnic twelve
miles out on tie Galisteo road on Tues
day next.
Mrs. j. 7. Stanley and daughter left the
Palace this morning for their home at
Parsons, Kas. They may return in the
fall, az Mrs. Stanley's health has been
greatly benefited by her stay here.
Mrs. R. j. Palen is this afternoon en-
PERTAINING charming company of ladies,
the occasion being reception at which
the guest of honor is Mrs. Palen's sister
in-law, Mrs. Webbe, of Newark, N. J..
Mr.. Sherrard Coleman had novel ex-
perience while fishing on the upper
Pecos lust week. He hooked big trout
and it carried off his leader and two flies.
Later he caught his troutship, with an
other line, landed him safely and re-.
covered his lost property.
Rev. Madden and Mr.. Doll have re-
turned from their Pecos outing. They
were in camp with Mr.. Pope's party. The
latter gentleman distinguished himself
on the trip by spending whole evening
picking crow which one of the party
had shot and represented to be a noun
tain grouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kilbourne are
housekeeping at Walla Walla, and Mrs.
Kilbourne, who was the beloved Miss Mil
dred Helm, writes her young lady friends
that life is one continuous round of hap
piness. May it ever be thus with big
hearted Joe Kilbourne and his bride.
La Tertulia Idiomatica had delig htful
meeting with the Misses Mandertisld last
Saturday afternoon. After the usual roll
call and quotations, the club read, each
member in turn, Spanish poem on "Eve
and the Tenn ptation." Miss Minnie Hill
CERT read "Un buen hijo," and Miss Man
derfield read Ella union ocasion ha veuido
la mujer de ser un hombre." Plates we're
laid at the hos pitable tables for four guests,
Mrs. Moe of Detroit, Mrs. Koch, Mrs.
Chacon and pretty little Senorita Chacon,
making party Of twelve. Later Mrs.
Chacon favored the company with some
fine English and Spanish music.
Little Miss Dewey Day gave lawn
party on Tuesday at which number of
her young friends had no end of a good
time. II was sort Of a re-assemblinR
of the Goldenrod club and little Miss
Webbe WAS the honored guest. Refresh.
ments were served, which included "the