Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-03-14
SATURDAY SALAD.

| Mr.. IL, A. Hughes will return from Cali
fornia about April LIST.
Mrs. W. L. Griffin is entertaining Miss
Jennie Griffin, of Kansas City.
Mr.. W. H. Pope has been in Ell Paso all
week. He returns home tonight.
Mrs. Lorion Miller has been quite i'll
oil week, but is now convalescent.
Mrs. Sally Thornton Duncan is still
visiting among friends in Los Angeles.
Mrs. R. J. Palen and daughter are spend
ing week at Las Cruces and FL Paso.
An informal hop is on the carpet at the
Social club room for Tuesday night next.
Mr.. j. D. Hughes leaves tomorrow
night on short business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. s. G. Cartwright contemplates 60
ing to her Iowa home on visit next
month.
Gov. Thornton and wife left last night
for Washington. They will be absent
about three weeks.
1t is announced that Mr.. Gurle and
Miss johnson, employees of the U. s. In
dian school, will shortly wed.
Gen. E. L. Bartlett returns from Las
Cruces tonight. Mrs. Bartlett will re-
main there ten days longer.
Mrs. NJ. J. Church is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Joyce, and her sister, Mrs.
Bryne, of Columbus, Ohio.
Miss McKine, health seeker at Colo
RADIO Springs, will take quarters at st.
Vincent sanitarium next week.
Mrs. Alletta Early Garvey, of Des
Moines, Iowa, arrived at st. Vincent's
yesterday to spend the summer.
Mr.. j. Chartrand, of st. Louis, friend
of Hon. M. G. Reynolds, is guest at ST.
Vincent and expects to remain all sum-
mer.
Mrs. J. Kent Worthington, of Colorado
Spring, arrived at the Palace last night
coming to enjoy Santa Fe's healthful
climate.
Mr.. Philip Garretson is here from
Denver on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Seligman, whose guest Mrs. Garretson
has been for some weeks.
Mr.. John Mcfarland, of Detroit, q
health seeker at st. Vincent, expresses
himself as much delighted with the eli
matte attractions of Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moerlein and Mr..
F. Boeke, wealthy people of Cincinnati, are
quartered at the Palace, and will remain
here some tune for the benefit of MIR
Moerlein's health.
Mrs. Osbourn and Mrs. Kelly leave next
week for visit to Albuquerque whence
Mrs. Osbourn departs in May for two
vaars' soionrD in Enpland'
Misses Metcalf, two charming ladies oi
Colorado Springs, accompanied by two
com panions, have engaged rooms at St
Vincent sanitarium. They will arrive on
Wednesday next.
Messrs. Joseph Beerman and ]. H. Per
son, of New York City, good musicians
and excellent gentlemen, are here to re-
main year or more. Our fine climate
brings them. They are domiciled at Mrs
Hopper's.
The Right Rev. J. H. Johnson, D. D., oi
Detroit, bishop of the new Episcopal dio.
cese OF Los Angeles, is in the city for 9
few days, accompanied by his family
They are guests at st. Vincent sani
tari1m.
Mrs. 4. G. Chapman and daughter, Mrs
Add Walker, former favorite residents OF
Ration, passed through Friday morning
on their way from Santa Fe to Fl. Madi.
son, Iowa, where DR.. Chapman is at the
head of the A., T. Il s. F. hospital
Ration Range.
Miss Carrie Neyins, charming young
lady from Chicago, long a guest at St.
Vincent sanitarium, was given compli
mentary dinner by Sister Victoria at
o'clock to-day in honor of her 18th an
niversary. Covers were laid for twenty
four, the dining table was superbly dec
GRATED with ferns and pink and white flow
ers, and the occasion was one of genuine
enjoyment.
The fact that, according to the u. 8
weather bureau records for twenty-fou
years, Colorado Springs averages fiftee1
degrees colder in winter and fifteen de
grees warmer in summer than Santa Fe
should prove drawing card among thos'
in search of a healthful climate. Besides
Santa Fe has higher altitude and il
therefore that much more beneficial fo
health seekers, the atmosphere being
purer.