Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-05-08


least two weeks longer
Judge Collier of Albuquerque, and A.
M. Bergere of Los Lunas, have gone to
the latter's sheep ranches in Valencia
county on a weeks visit.
Lieut.. M. B. Stokes, Tenth infantry, who
is well ana pleasantly remembered in this
city, ls now on duty at Columbia, 3. o.,
with the National Guard of the Palmetto
state.
Mrs. W. D. Houser, who has been in st.
Louis for month, is expected to relo1n
her husband and children, domiciled at
the sanitarium, on the arrival of tohight's
eastern train.
Charles f. Lummis, editor of the Land
of Sunshine at Los Angeles ia visiting
the Isleta Indian pueblo, and will remain
in the territory several weeks before re-
turning to the coast.
Hon. 7. F. Conway of Silver City, is
in New York City on business visit.
He returns home Ia couple of weeks
via st. Louis, wheae he will remain few
days before journeying towards New
Mexico.
Mrs. James Seligman leaves on Wednes'
day for Denver and Salt Lake City on
visit to her parents and other relatives.
She will be accompanied by her little son
and expects to be gone most of the sum-
mer.
W. E. Walsh, auditor of the Atlantic
g. Pacific railroad, and wife left Albu-
| querque yesterday for Los Angeles. 1t
is understood that Mr.. Walsh is to be
auditor of the Southern California system
with headquarters in Los Angeles.
Miss May Gulliford, younger sister of
the Misses Gulllford, will arrive from
London and New York tomorrow night
for brief visit to her parents and charm
ing sisters. After which she returns to
New York to be married.
Mr.. Geo. W. Zorger of Sullivan, who
was healthseeker in Santa Fe during the
past winter, and who some months ago
went to Silver City, has returned to Santa
Fe, loud in his praises of the climate of
the capital, and has taken up his abode
with Mrs. Harvey, on johnson street.
Hon. W. s. George, who was member
of the legislative assembly six years ago
and is we'll known in Santa Fe, was mar
ried last week to Miss Stella Clay, at
Cooney, N. M. Mr.. George is a mining
operator and a prominent Democratic
politician, and the young lady ls men,
Der of an old and respected southern
family. The New MEXICAN extends CON
gratulations.
Delegate FERGUSON has appointed Clar
ence Link of Silver City, an alternate tc
John B. Terry of Socorro, recently ap
pointed by him as cadet to the Nava
academy at Annapolis. Both young mer
stood the examination for the appoint
ment, had at Albuquerque recently, and
passed very creditable. Should young
Terry fail, the alternate will take his
place.
Mrs. s. E. Rose of Albuquerque, ane
children, have gone to Tennessee on
three months visit. The report thai
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert @. Morris of New
: York, have rented the Rose residence anc
will spend the summer in Albuq uerqut
, is not founded on fact, as Mr.. and Mrs
} Morris are in this city and contemplate
, spending the summer here. However
: in this case, what is loss to Albuquerque
is gain to Santa Fe.
, On Thursday afternoon the Fifteen clut
met with Miss Smith, Mrs. Laughlin pre-
! siding. Mesdames Sweeny, Adams ant
{ mclaughlin were guests of the club. The
quotations in response to roll call were
from Robert Browning. Mrs. Thomas
read a paper on "Disraeli as statesman
and a1thor;" Mrs. Weltmer gave shor
, account of "The Indian mutiny," and Mrs
Warner a reading from "Lothaire-Ooris
andes Gonden." The afternoon proved
most profitable and pleasant to all.
After weeks of preparation the man
agement are prepared to announce the
date of the performance of the "Flowel
Queen" by home talent. There are IL
young ladies, ten young men, ten chill
dren and a Chinaman in the cast.
beautiful wood scene is being prepared
and costumes of great brilliancy are be
ing devised. The performance will bt
given at the court house on Thursday ant
Friday evenings. May 20 and 81. Seat
and on Monday the week of performance
), the program containing cast, synopsis o
scenes and Incidents will be ready.
charming May day entertainment wa
, given last Saturday by the children o
Mrs. Fletcher's Kindergarten in the pres
ence of large company of the parent
' and their friends. There we're marching
n and many intricate figures with flower
wreathed hoops which we're also used il
forming the arch under which the tin.
! Queen of May--Neenie Goebel-walked t.
1 her throne, where she received the saluta
tions of her little subjects In graciou
. and becoming manner. There wer
songs relative to the day and finally
3 May-pole on which the children wove tn
Q ribbons with an artistic skill that spok
q volumes for their patience and control
. The pretty circle of happy faces, tn
9 abundance of bright flowers and the Joy
= ous music lent an air to the entertain
8 pent that will be pleasantly remembered
Q both by those accustomed to the kinder
j. garten and Its work.