Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-30

Mr.. l.. +. Parker, jr., leaves tonight
for st. Louis, thence going to Raleigh, N.
G., to spend Christmas week with Judge
L, G. Fuller's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macintosh, of Vermont,
and Miss Zener, of La Porte, Ind, are
here for the winter and have taken rooms
at Mrs. Hopper's.
The Thanksgiving eve hop given by
the Social club was one of the pleasant
events of the week. Forty persons were
present and danced till midnight
Mr.. O. N. Marion leaves albuquerque
on Wednesday next to spend sometime in
as special master in the railroad bond
suit.
DR.. Hummel, of Chicago, and Mr..
O'Bryan, son of Hon. J. D. O'Bryan, have
been visiting the city for several days.
They leave next week for trip through
Mexico.
Mr.. H. N. Shewell, banker of Nebraska
City, Is visiting his wife and children,
who ars in Santa Fe for the winter on
account of the health of one of the
children.
Mr.. L. H. Salazar and family, of Las
Vegas, are the guests of Mrs. W. II. Man
derfield in this city. Mrs. Salazar and
the little one will remain in Santa Fe dur
ing the winter.
Mrs, Elizabeth Porter, of Towanda
Pa, mother of Mrs. +. W. Mallory, is
visiting at the sanitarium. She was agree
ably surprised to find her daughter sc
rapidly recovering her health.
Mr.. Sidney Barnes Redding and Miss
Emily Catherine Cummings were married
at Little Rock, Ark, on Thursday. The
bridegroom is nephew of the late Col
Barnes, formerly a leading attorney in
New Mexico.
Miss M. D. Burns, and Mr.. VIM. Burns,
of Toronto Can; Mrs. H. B. Steword and
Mr.. FRED j. Steword, of Peoria, Ill; Mr.
John Whitney, of Rochester, N. Y; Mrs
Louisa Creede and Mrs. H. b. Murphy, OF
Los Angeles, CAL, are late arrivals at the
Paquih Crosson sanitarium.
The Omaha World Herald says that in
the trans Mississippi congress ex.Gov
ernor Prince, of New Mexico, carried of
the honors of the opening occasion il
a response which was thoughtful anG
comprehensive, and felicitously ex
pressed. His delicate compliment to the
ladies who decorated the hall with suct
exquisite taste was applauded to the
echo.
Hon. J. H. P. VOORHEES,, of Denver, and
Hon. Thomas M. Trippe, of Silverton
Colo, are at the Palace. Both of the
gentlemen named have represented San
Juan county, Colo, in the state legisla.
ture, and the former was collector Of
customs at Denver during the first Oleve.
land administration and is leader of the
Denver 400. Mr.. Trippe IS a well known
mining expert.
1t has been suggested by many citizens
interested In the public library that the
Woman's Board of Trade and Library as.
sociation give each family of the city ar
opportunity to contribute any kind of g
substantial chair toward the furnishing
of the reading room. Any one feeling sc
disposed can notify Mrs. Rivenberg, pres
ident of the board, or Miss Bertha Stab
chairman of library committee.
goodly audience attended the Dewey.
Haywood concert, given at the court
house last night under the auspices of the
Aztec club, and aside from enjoying the
excellent music they laughed and cried
by turns over the "realings" of Clart
Bryant Haywood. The lady is very pref
ty, has charming stage presence and il
an elocutionist of clever ability. Mist
Drescher's violin playing was also good
All responded to recalls.
Gov. Thornton to-day received an invl
tation from Mr.. Arthur g. Wells, tn,
genial and faithful superintendent of thu
Atlantic d Pacific road, asking the gov
ernor to join him and party of friends
in trip to the Atlanta exposition. 1t il
likely that the governor will accept. Mr.
Wells expects to leave Albuquerque abou
December 7, and will be accompanied By
a jolly party, who will make the trip in ,
special car