Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-03

residents of this city for four years any
way is hailed with muoh pleasure ana
delight by the citizens and society people
of Santa Fe.
Hon, L. B Catron, ex-delegate to con-
gress, is in Washington. Mr.. Catron is
an applicants for appointment as United
States attorney for New Mexico and is
also looking after judicial and other
federal appointments at the seat of fed
eral government.
Mr.. julius Nusbaum, one of the respect
ed and trusted attaches of the firm of
Selgman Brothers, who has for eight
years been here without single vacation,
leaves tonight for California for two
months trip. He will visit California,
going thence to Salt Lake City, Chicago,
Peoria, Philadelphia and New York, visit
ing relatives in each of these places. Bon
voyage and safe return.
Misses Leila and Sofia Armijo, daugh-
tiers of Mrs. N. T. Armijo, and Miss
Alizia Hubbell, daughter of Mrs. Sidney
Hubbell of this city, returned this morn
ing from st. Louis, where they have been
attending the Visitation Convent. They
were accompanied by Miss Nina Bergere
of Los Lunas, who has been studying at
the Sacred Heart Convent in st. Louis.
She was met in this city by her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mre. Bergere, and they
left for their home in Los Lunas today
Albuquerque Citizen.
Misses Lou and Lillian Hughes, daugh-
tiers of Hon. Thomas Hughes of Albu-
querque, left yesterday over the narrow
gauge for TERRA Amarillo, in Rio Arriba
county, where they will visit with the
Misses Burns. Hon. Thomas Hughes and
two other daughters will join them
shortly and the party will remain in Rio
Arriba county for month or more, Mr..
Hughes putting in his time hunting, fish
ing and telling the tales of mighty fish
erman and hunter and the young ladies
en- oying the cordial hospitality of Hon.
7. d. Burns and family.
Hon. Maximiliano Luna and wife are in
the city and will remain during the heated
term. Mr.. Luna is now engaged with the
Mutual Life Insurance company of New
York in q confidential capacity and will
be on the road part of the time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Luna are domiciled at the Hinoj os
cottage on Palace avenue. Mr.. Luna was
one of the brig htest members of the last
assembly and Mrs. Luna, who is very
charming and amiable young lady, will
be valuable addition to Santa Fe society.
Miss Hortense Mckenzie, daughter of
graduated with high honors at Mrs. Marsh's
school for young ladies in Los Angeles on
the 18th of last June. The young lady
is very popular in Santa Fe, where she
was born and grew from baby
TO be very attractive young woman. At
the commencement exercises she deliv.
cred an essay entitled "Advice to Our
juniors" and recited the following origi-
nal poem:
OUR GLASS.
Jolly Senior maidens,
All of us so gay,
Except when studies bother,
| Life doth seem play.
Sing, sing together,
OF many happy day.
Sing, sing together.
Of many happy day.
Glass of Ninety Seven,
Graduates in June,
Wonder if budding essays
Will ere become bloom.
Sigh, Sigh together,
| For June comes all too soon.
Sigh, sigh together,
! For June comes all too soon.
Many are the pleasures
| OF our dear old class,
AS the months glide swiftly
Paintings come at last.
Smile, smile together,
OF times that will soon be past
Smile, smile together,
OF times that will soon be past
Friends we'll be forever,
Always so staunch and true,
Class of Ninety-seyen,
Eyes of brown and blue.
Sing, sing together,
OF the dearest and best of schools
Sing, sing together,
OF the dearest and best of schools.