Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-07-20
SATURDAY SALAD.

sister, Miss Dagg, or IopeKa.
Mrs. G. W. Hickox has been quite i'll ali
week, but was able to be out to-day.
Mrs. Ramon Romero, of Las Vegas, is
health seeker at st. Vincent sanitarlum.
Mrs. A. l.. Morrison and daughter are
at the Montezuma, Las Vegas hot springs.
Miss Lizzie Moore, of Bernalillo, has
been the guest of Miss Caryl Palen this
week.
Messrs. Gildersleeve, Wisner and party
are expected home from the Jemez region
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bostwick and Secretary Miller's
children have spent the week at the
Bishops ranch.
Miss Benas, of st. Louis, is guest at
St. Vincent sanitarium accompanied by
her invalid brother.
Miss Lucy Dixon, of Emporia, kas,
and Miss Lora Fox, of Albuquerque are
visiting Mrs. H. W. Loomis.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ryan, of st. Joe, the re-
spected parents of Sister Mary Rafael at
St. Vincent, are at the sanltarium.
Mrs. Lorion Miller has returned from
the upper Pecos where she enjoyed sew
sral days in Miss Solignacs camp.
| Many horseback riding parties are in
yading the mountain hooks about Santa
Fe these days. Delightful exercise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, friends of DIR.
Wroth, of Albuquerque, were shown about
the city yesterday by Rev. F. I. Bennett
Miss Alley, of Denver, is in the city to
spend some weeks with her brother, Mr..
Fred Alley. She is CHARTERED at Mrs.
Keller's.
Mr.. R. E. Twitchell returned last night
from trip Gown the Rio Grande valley.
He says that region never looked more
verdant and prosperous.
Mr.. John FL. Knaebel ia on visit TO
Denver and will return here next week
accompanied by Lawyer Waterman, who
comes on railroad business.
A splendid specimen of the night
! blooming cereus has been IN the tul
, beauty of its flower at Mr.. Bolander's
home for three nights past.
Mrs. Louis HELD and sister, Miss Staab
, their brothers, Mrs Money and seyera
others are planning for weeks CAM
shortly above Monument Rock.
Mayor G. F. Easley and family, &C
companled by Mrs. j. B. Brady, leave b.
4 team on Monday for two weeks outinI
at the Jemez and Sulphur hot springs.
4 Lieut.. Col. Alfred A. Woodruff, deput
d encouragement U. s. army, is announce
j as medical director of the department
I relieving Lieut.. Col. David l.. Hunting
B ton.
Mr.. W. H. Gulliford, "the commodore,
departs on Monday for two month
trip to Seattle, where he goes to visit
+ son. May good health and happiness a
l. tend him.
% How stately and brilliant Venus shine
10 in the western heavens these nights.
q tronomers say that this queen of the SIX
a. will not again appear so brilliant as no
!. for 1000 years.
. Mrs. T. H. Sears, wife of the superb
: tendent of the western division of the
;, T. l. S. F., accom- panied by a party
- Colorado Springs friends, spent yeste
~ day in the historic city.
le Mr.. Will Hemingway got home la
D. night from horse back trip about Il
y, headwaters of the Pecos. He reports II
n" Coleman Seligman Griffin fishing par
in camp at Firms cabin.
= A mandolin quartet was organized la
IL Thursday evening at the home of Mi
Berta Hurt by Mr.. F. M. Rhomber
The instruments used will be first a.
second mandolin, mandola, violin al
. piano.
One doesn't see the real beauties
Santa Fe canon till he goes four mil
beyond Monument Rock. Natures pi
lures are painted there with lavish han
and the ferns, moss and wild towe
are abundant and beautiful.
Mr.. N. M. NorAeet wires Capt. Huds'
from Houston, Texas, that "Mlss Lucille
fine nine pound girl, has made her a
pearance at his home. This is Mr.. al
Mrs. Norfleet's third child, the other t1
being boys. Congratulations.
Mr.. D. K. Fitzhugh, of the pension (
fee, who has inst returned from Was
ington, says Mr.. l. D. Laferty and fami
are now at Guthrie, and the dashl
Manner has been recently transfer
from Oklahoma to Springfield, Mo.
The Eddy Argus says that it is
ported that Judge H. B. Hamilton
shortly to be married. Up this way it
understood the fair bride-elect is fc
mer Santa Fean we'll known and esteem
- for her many womanly qualities.
Hon. Amado Chaves, who has just
turned from the Jemez mountains,
ports that there are many camps of Sar
Feans in that section at present. Up
date Frank Hudson is the champion ii
erman, he having caught III trout
y three hours.
Hon. Felix Martinez, clerk of the
judicial district, was caller at the N
n MEXICAN office yesterday. He is spendl
u several days here, en- route home from
II Paso, having accompanied to that pc
- Chief Justice and Mrs. Smith, who
now visiting in Mexico.
La Tertulia Idiomatica met with NJ
Minnie Hilgert last Saturday afternt
with very interesting program.
amusing tale, "Hermanos gemelos,"
read by Miss Maggie Fleming; curl
legend, "Una leyenda Rusa," by Mrs
J. Curran, and pathetic tempera
story, "Una botella glotona," by N
Emma Wedelea. Conversation was
- merry over the delicate refreshme
served.