Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-07
SATURDAY SALAD.

to-day from Albuquerque.
Mrs. Schaaff is entertaining at the
sanitarium her mother from Peoria, III.
Miss Loomis returns tonight from an
extended visit to friends in Iowa and Hi
nols.
Hon. Samuel Eldots and wife have re-
turned home from a ten days. trip to
San Juan.
DR.. Harwood, of Albuquerque, nighted
in Santa Fe and left on the morning local
for his home.
Mesdames J. L. Bulls and M. j. Church
returned early this week from pleasant
visit to Ell Paso.
Edgar s. Wilson writes from Anderson,
Ind, that he will return here shortly to
spend the winter.
Gov. Thornton has been suffering from
severe cold for several days and to day
was compelled to lain in doors.
Chief Justice j. R. Reed and all the
associate justices of the land court are
expected to reach the city tonight.
Mrs. G. L. Bishop and little girl will
return on Monday from a two months
visit to relatives and friends in Connec.
ticut.
Mrs. james Seligman and little son
left via the d. & R. G. this forenoon
for Denver, to visit Mrs. Seligman's
mother.
Hon. Pedro Delgado, receiver of the
local United States land Office, went to
Las Vegas yesterday as witness IN the
United States district court.
Mrs. A. L. Kendall, wife of Judge Ken
dali, of Cerrillos, N. M, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Roundy, of Blue
Hill avenue, Boston.
Mrs. margarine and Mrs. Hilario Ro-
nero arrived from Las Vegas last night
to attend the marriage of their sister,
Miss Felipita Delgado.
Miss Cammie Jones has returned home
after long and jolly visit among friends
in the "Old Dominion" Her admirers
are glad to welcome her back.
Hon. Antonio Joseph, chairman of the
Democratic territorial committee and
senator-eleot from Taos county, returned
to his home in Ole Caliente this morning
and will return to Santa Fe next week.
Col. Max Frost is on ten days trip to
Chicago and st. Louis. He said he was
merely off to enjoy rest, but friends say
he may drop over into Ohio and person
ally congratulate Presideni-e McKin.
ley before he returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Hite, of Washing
ton, D. G., will be in the city one or two
days the coming week on their return
home from visit to their son in I'll Paso
1,o ba - &c a.
house of Rivenburg."
Mr.. A. G. Wells, general superintendent
for the Atlantic & Pacific, with Hon. Neil
B. Field and Judge Il. l.. Warren, left AL
buquerque yesterday morning for San
Francisco and Los Angeles. They are or
legal matters and expect TO be absent
about ten days.
On Tuesday night the ladies of the
Presbyterian Aid society and the young
large crowd at Adams hall. Refresh.
ments and music were served along with
the election returns taken over a private
wire by Mr.. W. L. Jones, and much en-
joyment resulted.
The Woman's board of trade is to be
before the public early in December with
a fine line of fancy articles for sale. Con.
tributions have come to them very gener.
ously and the prices will be within the
reach of all. Do not send east for your
Christmas gifts, but patronize this or.
ganization and get the latest in the line
of fancy articles.
Col. Joseph Hampson, president of the
Cuernavaca & Pacifo railroad in Mexico
T we'll known all over the southwest, will
be united in marriage to Miss Emma
Blanche Wilson, daughter of David Will
son, retired United States army officer,
on November IL, at the residence of the
brides parents, No. 1113 East Capitol
avenue, Washington. D. O.
Cards are out announcing that at the
cathedral in the city of Santa Fe, ON next
Monday morning at 8 O'Clock, Miss Fe.
lipita Delgado, the charming sister of
Pedro and Juan Delgado, and Mr.. Cecilio
R. Gurule, worthy young man Of this
city, will be united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony. After the ceremony a rece p.
ton will be held at the hospitable home
. of Mrs. Trinidad L. de Delgado, mother
of the bride.elect.
The Fifteen club met with Mrs. Thomaf
on Thursday afternoon. All members
responded to the roll call, each one Civ
ing quotation from the authors of the
period under consideration. Mrs. Thomas
gave most interesting reading from the
Life of Johnson" with passages from his
works. An animated discussion followed
in which all the members took part, and
various anecdotes of the old doctor we're
related. Mrs. Warner then gave selec-
tions from Young's "Night Thoughts,
which we're much appreciated.