Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-06
SOCIAL GLEANINGS.
The Weeks beings Among Wei
KNOWN People.
"PeDita's Eyes,''

"Pepitas Eyes,
Whirlng SHOWS. and low skies
Dios! What wintry weather.
Yet over yonder mountain lies
Pepita's eyes,
Home and love together.
pepita' eyes Their starshine
Lit my way to wife and heaven.
Pepta 5 lips that lean to mine
Pepita eyes
heart of mine-Love given.
On Pepita S arm lies
Juanita's head-with brown curl
Nina linda-Nina wise
Pepitas eyes
Nina mo-iaste home through storm whirl.
Hola, Juan! The false steep
Slips upon the mountains crest
Guarda Fear the great deep
Pepita's eyes
Else would wake to weep.
Whirling winds and deep snow
Sliding earth, brave eyes grown dim
Juan lies dumb and deep below
Pepitas eyes
Must watch In rain for him!
Ills grave stone the mountain crest
Ferns and blue bells on his breast
Widowed she soothes their babe to rest
Pepitas eyes
Some day will see-Her God knows best
TX
Hon. l.. A. Hughes has returned from a
business trip to Trinidad.
Hon. O. A. Hadley left last night for
his fine farm home near Watrous.
Representative Ollin E. Smith went to
Albuquerque last evening to remain over
Sunday.
Mrs. r. j. Palen has been under the
out once more.
Samuel H. Elkins, of Cerrillos, is in
Washington, the guest of his brother
Senator s. B. Elkins.
President Joseph, of the council, went
to Ojo Caliente last evening to spend
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Henry l.. Waldo, after very
enjoyable visit of two weeks here has
returned to Kansas City.
Hon. A. l.. Morrison is in Washington
the guest of Captain B. O'Farrell, q
prominent Washington lawyer.
Hon. and Mrs. 7. B. Catron are moi
expected to reach Santa Fe from Washing
ton before the end of the month.
Prof. W. H. Seamon, director of the
School of Mines, who has been in the
capital several days, has returned to So
zorro.
Hon. T. D. Burns and family have ar
rived in the City of Mexico and are great
ly enjoying their visit to the land of thu
Montezumas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Clancy, O.
Albuquerque, are in Washington, visiting
relatives. Mr.. Clancy also has business
before the U. S. Supreme court.
Mrs. A. G. Ireland and Miss Braithwai,
write from the City of Mexico that they
are heartily enjoying their trip, and viii
remain in the south for some time yet.
Miss Walsen, of Denver, is expected
sometime about the middle of the month
She is friend of Mrs. Spiess, and will b
her guest during her stay in Santa Fe.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. l.. Bradford
Prince are in Washington, stopping
With cousin of Mrs. Prince. The latter
writes that she is enjoying her visit ther,
greatly.
Miss Roberta Hurt, who has been teach
ing in Prescott the past year, returnl
home tomorrow night. She will be me
in Albuquerque by some of the Santa F.
young people.
Little Miss Eileen Zimmerman enter
tanned number of her friends with
birthday party this afternoon at her hom
near the Presbyterian church. The littl
folks enjoyed the occasion to the fulles
extent.
The Social club gave very enJoyabl
dance on Tuesday, its regular hop night
All the bellies and their beaux were pres
emit, as we'll as the young married contin
gent. Mrs. James D. Hughes served tn
refreshments which were delicious.
J. NJ. Hawkins, formerly editor of tn
Eddy Argus and 81 Paso Herald, is no,
employed in an editorial capacity on tn
Los Angeles Times. Mr.. Hawkins ha
many warm friends in New Mexico VIII
will always be glad to hear that he is dc
ing we'll.
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin left for a month
visit to her mother, Mrs. Kimbrough, i
Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Kimbrough has bee
quite an invalid for the past year.
fact that will be learned with regret b
the friends of Mrs. Kimbrough, VIII
cherishes warm recollection of SAINT
Fe.
Yesterday afternoon at the Palac
hotel, Duncan Creiger Busch, little so
" of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Busch, of Chicago
was baptized by Rev. H. Townsend, Mr..
Busch standing as godmother Mr.. an
Mrs. Busch are guests at the Palace, an
will remain through the coming sprin
and summer.
Mrs. e. j. Mclean writes friends tina
they are soon to go to house keeping
Little Miss Lily Bartlett has been quit
ill ever since they reached Denver. Ba,
cold and quite severe attack of CHECKER
pox. She is quite recovered now, an,
while the clan Mclean still retain
warm spot for Santa Fe, they are NOR
than pleased with Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Aldrich, of Ne,
York, spent portion of the week anon
us. They have shown deep interest il
hospital and other philanthropic worl
in that city and elsewhere, Mrs. Aldrlc
giving the first donation toward tn
Loomis memorial sanitarium for con
sumptives lately established among th
Catskil mountains. The church of tn
Holy Faith was the recipient of severa
in, IN uifks Frop, thar, jr,;o. =;