Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-06-06
SATURDAY SALAD.

Picnic parties have been numerous
this week. .m. NJ
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince and son will
return home from Denver about June Is.
Rev. Father Martin, of Bernalillo, has
been spending several days with friends
here.
The Christian Endeavor social at Mrs.
Haynes on Thursday night was a joyous
social event.
Archbishop Salpointe is on visit to
his old friend Rev. Father Coudert, at
Bernalillo.
Mrs. Ernst, of st. Louis, has been quite
sick at st. Vincent sanitarnm for several
days past.
Mrs. Chapman and son returned yester-
day from five weeks visit among Albu-
querque friends.
DR.. T. E. Murrell, of st. Louis, accom-
panied by his interesting family, is domi-
oiled for the summer at st. Vincent.
Miss Goodman, of Chicago, is due to
reach st. Vincent sanitarium next week
and remain indefinitely in search of
health.
1t is announced that the marriage of
Miss Rose Crichton and Mr.. Fred Nc
Bride will take place at 10 a. NJ. on Tues
day next. The young couple contemplate
bridal trip to Denver.
The Corpus Christi feast takes place
tomorrow. This is one of the great re-
ligiods feasts of the year with all Catho-
ic ~ po1ohroto1 witt
more ceremony and pomp than in Santa
Fe.
At q meeting of the Social club last
night Miss Lora Weir, Mrs. M. j. Church,
Miss Clara Mitchell and Mr.. s. P. Reaves
were admitted az members. The regular
club hop takes place on Tuesday even
ing next. Early on that evening there
will be meeting of the executive CON-
mittee to arrange for the midsummer
amusement program.
Mr.. s. Wedeles left on Thursday night
for Denver where he will engage in the
commission business. He expects to
spend much of his time travelling through
this territory. Many old friends will join
the NEW MEXICAN in hoping him the best
of success in his new field. Miss Emma
Wedeles leaves tonight and will be met
by her father at Trinidad.
Santa Fe has a society circle called "La
Tertulia Idiomatica," which in English
means, a woman's club of peculiar dia-
lects. 1t is just the same as any other
woman's club but the unique feature of
it is that all conversation Is conducted in
the beautiful Castilian tongue, and all
songs and music are of Spanish compost
ton. Such an organization should be
effected in Ration, as it would afford royal
entertainment and instruction for it's
members. Reporter.
The Dunlap memorial window for
which Mrs. Bartlett has so zealously
labored in behalf of the guild has finally
been placed in the Church of the Holy
Faith. It is rich and beautiful specimen
of modern art work and the ladies Of the
guild are to be congratulated over their
achievement during these hard times. Its
total cost was $292.52. The New MEXICAN
is requested by the guild to extend the
sincere thanks of members to all those
who so graciously contributed toward
this noteworthy improvement.
A Sedalia, Mo-, paper says: "Mrs. w.
Il. Powell entertained large party of
ladies at euchre party Wednesday after
noon, to meet Mrs. John p. Victory, of
New Mexico, Mrs. Dana, of Springfield,
ILL.,, and Mrs. Herzog, of st. Louis. These
three ladies were given pretty prize, Mrs.
Victory and Mrs. Dana receiving hand
painted china powder boxes, Mrs. Herzog
hand painted china perfume jar. Mrs.
Ned Spencer won the game prize. Re-
freshmements were served and the three
special guests were given bouquets Of
carnations while each guest received a
single carnation. About thirty-five guests
were present."