Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-04-17

.ne evening. There were present, in &C
oltion to the members of the Gullifor
family, DR.. and Mrs. Orosson, Mrs. Bowl,
MRS. Money, Mrs. Jersey.
The Fifteen club met with Mrs. Laugh
. I'm, this week, Miss Amy Gulliford pre-
siding. The program consisted of a pe
per, Queen Victoria as Wife and Mothe
with a short account of her children b
Mrs. Boyle; a reading from "Fifty Year
Queen" and description of her frs
visit to France, by Mrs. Warner. Tn
afternoon closed with current events ant
the reading of Mr.. Richard Henry Stod
J dard's, "a Curtain Gall"
The entertainment for the benefit O
the Guadalupe church ia taking shap
and from all Indications will be success
from both an artistic and financial stand
point. The operette "The Flower Queen
or The Coronation of the Rose" by Geo
Root, Is to be presented. Eighteen ladies
are to take part and about dozen little
misses and boys will also be in the cast
The orchestra will consist of eight pieces,
Mr. Geo. Stanley, the we'll known water
color artist, will be the conductor, Some
OF the beat musical vocal and instrumen.
tsi) talent In the city will be found
among the performers. Special scenery
and costumes will be used and no pains
Will be spared to make the performance
hrstclass in every respect. Rehearsals
Will commence next week at the Schnep.
pie residence on the south side.
Major John L. Bulls, paymaster U. s.
A. and family, will leave on next Tuesday
evening for Washington, where the maior
VIII go on temporary duty in the office of
the paymaster general. During the time
that Major Bulls has been stationed in
This city, he and his estimable wife have
greatly endeared themselves to our PEG.
pie, who will sincerely regret the order
whlch takes them to another station, at
the same time rejoicing III the promotion
winch comes as tardy reward for long,
honorable, and extremely efficient service
on the frontier. The kindly hospitality
80 long dispensed by Mr.. and Mrs. Bulls
Will be greatly missed by the people of
Santa Fe, and their absence will leave a
void In social circles, that will indeed be
difficult to fill. The best wishes of the
NEW MEXICAN and of the many friends
they leave in this city, will go with this
amiable couple to their new field Of en-
deavor, and the charming memories that
they leave behind will long remain green
IN the hearts of those who learned through
the uninterrupted acquaintance of several
years to appreciate their many estimable
qualities.
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nas' Las vegas, N. M, Feb. l6.-This
:; nas oee1 u very dnli week in social circles
49, Las vegas. Inc week preceding this,
Sae young laaies were entertained three
ai1elnoons at cards, by each Miss Ruth
hayn0lus, Mrs. L. G. Merwin and Miss
WAY hahne. The present dull week may
~ ou' CAIN nefore the storm as it is un-
, u;Is, n 'na' tne week succeeding Easter
WIZ DC qulte lively one.
Al ene cnnrches OF this city are pre-
par'ng special services for Easter Sun
Jay Inc st. PauPs Episcopal church
WIN oe decorated profusely with flowers
Sha' nave oeen ordered from California
a!u sne music az this place of worship
~. 70 s1ceptionally hne.
,. Inc ladies' guild OF the st. Paul's
huron VIII give taxation social next
'g Wnicn promises to be an enjoyable
'halr. MIS-. n. j. Van Patten has the