Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-17

France, beginning at Cne beginning, was
commenced. The lesson for the evening
also included special studies on "French
traits" and the "illustrious women of
France"
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SMALL TALK.
Hon. II. L. Waldo is visiting the city.
Mrs. O. M. Shannon Is sojourning at
Silver City.
Mrs. R. M. Craig has returned home
from visit to friends at Albuquerque.
Hon. A. Staab and daughter are ex-
pected home on Monday from Carlsbad.
Mrs. Amado Chaves expects to leave
early next week for a visit to Hilsboro.
Gen. CT. Easley and Hon. Sol. Spiegel-
berg returned this morning from Albu-
querque.
Mrs. E. B. Seward ia here from Tres
Piedras on visit to her mother, Mrs.
Davis.
Mr.. @. W. Dudrow and bride returned
yesterday from their bridal tour to Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver.
Hon. Samuel Eldodt and wife left this
forenoon for their San Juan ranch to be
absent till Wednesday next.
Drs. Sloan and Upton and party are
expected home from their camp hunt in
Rio Arriba county tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, Mr.. H. B.
Hersey and Miss Dickson left at noon to.
day to spend Sunday at Albuquerque.
Judge H. L. Warren, whose visits to
Santa Fe are always welcome, returned to
his Albuquerque home last evening.
Mrs. Carver and Mrs. j. H. Sloan have
been visiting at the hotel Metropolis
Denver. They are expected home to.
morrow.
Mrs. Thornton is expected home to.
guest of Mrs. L. Bradford Prince for the
past week.
| The Misses Metcalf, of Boston, who
were health seekers here last winter, are
now at Ell Paso and are reported quite
sick with typhoid fever.
Miss Ida Cochran, of Glorieta, is grad
ually recovering at st. Vincent hos
pltal from the effects of her recent wound
BY the accidental discharge of shotgun.
Mr.. Percival B. Coffin left on Wednes-
day night for st. Louis ard indianapolis,
going thence to his home in Chicago. He
enjoyed his stay in "dear old Santa Fe"
immensely.
Mr.. Francis Cummings, of Boston,
kindly remembered as visitor here last
summer, arrived from Colorado Springs
last night accom- panied by friend. They
are domiciled at st. Vincent.
Hon. Frank A. Manzanares, of the great
Wholesale house of the Browne-Manza-
mares company at Las Vegas, who was an
influential members of the 48th congress
from New Mexico, left Santa Fe for home
last night.
The Fifteen club met with Mrs. George
Marsh, on Thursday afternoon. The
program included the reading of selec.
tion from Pope's "Essay on Man." by
Mrs. B. M. Thomas; reading of Addison's
Spectator essay on "Sir Roger de Cover
ley" by Mrs. Warner, and selections from
Pope and Addison by Mrs. Boyle and
Mrs. Weltmer. The lives and writings of
these two famous authors were thea dis
cussed.
Archbishop +. l.. Chapelle will remain
in Washington and Baltimore until about
the Christmas holidays. 1t is not i'm
probable that his grace may be called to
serve the Catholic university in a very
much more important position than the
one he now occupies. From the begin
ming Archbishop Chapelle has been one of
the chief promoters of this great educa-
tional enterprise. He it was who pur-
chased the land where the college is To-
Gated.
universal Truth" is the title of q
handsome little magazine, printed in
Chicago under the editorial direction of
Fanny M. Harley, that has reached the
NEW MExroAN's exchange table this week.
Among other entertaining articles lie an
interesting and instructive essay ON "The
Future of the New Mexico Messiah !"
Francis Schlatter) from the pen of Mrs.
Ada Morley Jarrett, of Datil, Sooorro
county, N. N. Mrs. Jarrett has had an
exceptionally fine opportunity to study
Schlatter and her views regarding him
are hence of especial interest.
La Julietta Havana Cigar, Gets, at
Scheurich1.