Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-04-24


A L. Il s. r. branch, snd wife are domt-
ciled 80 the residence Of Mes. Taylor on
the south side.
The many friends of Miss Helen Drew,
who spent the winter at the sauitsrium,
will be pleased TO learn that her visit to
Tucson has proved most beneficial and
that she expects 30 return to the santa
rum for the Summer within short time.
Mayor c. A. Spices will move on the
LIST of May into one of the sets Of officers
q quarters on the Fort Marcy reservation,
where the popular Mrs. Spiess will fix up
a dainty and elegsnt temporary home,
where she will be glad to receive her
many friends.
MIR. vernon Beggs, the stenographer in
the Office of Hon. Matt G. Reynolds OF
the land court, has been i'll with typhoid
fever for some weeks at his home in St.
Louis. HIS Santa Fee friends will learn
with pleasure that he has progressed
sufficiently toward recovery to make his
return 60 Santa Fe next week matter of
probability.
DR. David Knapp will 60 to Washington
and Philadelphis during the month of
May to attend the sessions of the National
medical congress at Philadelphia on
June l. He will read paper on the
climate of New Mexico andits desirabilisy
and healthfulness before the congress.
The paper promises to be very interesting
as the doctor is in everyway qualified by
ability, attachments and experience for
such 3 task.
Miss Ruth Weir, of La Porte, Ind, who
has been here for the benefit of her health
for the past two years, has so much i'm
proved, that she will 60 home for the
summer, her sister Miss Maud will ae-
company her. They will leave within the
next two or three weeks They are
bright and charming young ladies aud
will be greatly missed by their many
friends and aeauaiutances.
Through the kindness of Sister Eulalia,
the site of the sanitarium burned last
June is being utilized by the young men
as a tennis court. During the past week
the court has been fitted up with tspeline
markers and is now in splendid condi-
ton for scientific playing. Yielding to
its attractions, quite a number are utiliz-
ing these beautiful afternoons in play
ing and it's whispered that no less an
official dignitary than Mayor Spiess has
become an ardent and accomplished dis
ciple of the racquet.
Miss Gulliford presided at the meeting
of the Fifteen club on Thueday. The
members responded to roll call with quo
tations and reading from Tennyson, fol-
lowed by a reading, "Sir Robert Peel,
Golden and Brigh and Repeal Of the Corn
Laws" BY Miss Amy Gulliford; "Nari-
Gus Attempts on the Queens Life, by
Mrs. Hall, aud reading from Kingsley
by Mrs.. Weltmer. Current events and
the critics report closed the program for
the afternoon.
Geo. r. Stevens, newspaper corre-
spondent representing one of the large
syndicates, is making tour of New Mex
leo and contributing series OF very
able and interesting letters to eastern
journals. He is now in Las Cruces
but will return to Santa Fe stoppieg over
en- route few days at Las Vegas. Set
ting forth the splendid opportunities Of
New Mexico in large metropolitan dailiss
is bound to ultimately do great good for
the territory.
Rehearsals for the production of the
Coronation of the Rose" for the benefit
of Guadalupe church are being held daily
under the direction of Mr.. Stanley and
everything is going satisfactorily. Among
the singers and performers who will take
part, are named 80 far: Mes Carmen
Sena, Miss Mary Upton, Miss Myrtle
Gresham, Miss Fanny MoNulty, the
Misses LILY Hesch, yioenta Montoya,
Eliza Ortiz, Bessie Romero, Rosario Sena,
Cleophas Sena, Refngia Conklin, Louisa
Sohnepple, Maggie McCabe, Isabella
Britain and Francisco Gonzales, and the
following little misses: Myrtle Hampel,
Flossie Hampel, Lucy Coleman, Mary
Sens, Domitilla Read, Molly McClasky,
Alice Kaune. Lucia Delgado, Nicolasa
Delgado, Lottie Jaramilo, Guadalupe
Jaramilla, Alberta Gutierrez.
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Social D0ings Mt Las Vegas.
Special Correspondence New Mexican.
Las Vegas, April 24-Easter did not
leave in its trail list of society events in
Las Vegas, this week has in fact been I'M
usually quiet in Las Vegas.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Joshua Ray