Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-22

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mate and the quaintness of 5. MT. Fe.
He went from here to Albuquerque.
Mr.. Sherrerd is an official of the Car
penter steel works at High Bridge, N.
j., which furnished the projectiles used
in the battle of Santiago and that de
stroved Cervera's fleet. The visitor
says that the east feels the prosperity
boom even more than does the west
and thai especially in the export trade
there has been a stupendous growth in
the last ten months.
Hon. r. Il. Catron is expected to re-
turn from his eastern trip tomorrow.
Miss Ethel Gregg left this morning
for Taos, where she will take charge of
an Indian school.
Col. Frost leaves tonight for the east.
lie will be absent Il couple of months
for the benefit Of his health and to visit
relatives.
Mrs. l.. Bradford Prince expects to
leave for Washington and New York to-
morrow evening. Mrs. Prince will be
absent several weeks.
Bishop J. Mills Kendrick, of Phoenix,
A. T., bishop of the Protestant Episco-
pal church in New Mexico and Arizona,
is a guest at the Claire.
j. w. collars and Mrs. collars. who
recently visited friends in Santa Fe,
have rented the Veeder cottage on
Eleventh street in Las Vegas and are
''at homf."
Mrs. solomon Luna. of Los LunaS.
who is listing her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. M. Y. Otero, has been confined to
the house with an attack of la grippe
ever sinct coming here a few days ago.
DR.. r. P. Martin of Taos will arrive
in the capital this evening en- route to
Las Vegas, where the board of medical
examines of New Mexico will meet
Monday. DR.. Martin is a member of the
board.
A letter from Solicitor General e. l..
Bartlett It Oakland, Cal, states that he
found Ms. Bartlett greatly improved
in health General Bartlett will prob
ably return to Santa Fe by Tuesday of
next week.
Mr.. Atanacio Romero, Mrs. Celso
Lopez ind Mrs. Rafael Lopez went
to Las Vegas today to attend the
wedding of Mr.. Ignacio Lopez and
Miss EYolastica Jaramillo. The we'd
ding viii take place at & o'clock to.
day, Rev j.. FL. Defouri performing the
ceremony.
The nhny friends of Miss Blanche
Cole will be grieved to learn of her
serious" lness. The young lady, ac-
companid by her mother, passed Lamy
THURSDAY night en- route to Chicago
from Phfnix, Ariz., where they spent
the past winter. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fl. Cole, Eho are stopping at the SAM
tarium, net them at Albuquerque, but
returned ITO Santa Fe.
10. Il. Sheridan, owner and editor of
the Silvd City Enterprise, the best pa
per in ole of the most prosperous sec
lions in New Mexico, came up to the
capital hst night upon a brief visit.
Mr.. Sheidan reports the mining inter-
ests of trant county as very active.
There il po editor in New Mexico so
well qualified to speak or write on this
particular Industry as Mr.. Sheridan.
The Fifteen club met Thursday with
Mrs. Walher, Mrs. Day presiding. The
opening lumber was a well prepared
paper by Mrs. Coleman on Education,
the public school system and the uni
versities d Germany" Then followed
selections from Tramp Abroad" in
Mark Twain inimitable style, which
were highly amusing, read by Mrs.
Prince. ''luther and his great hymns
hy, Mis-, IAJJ;fo,J ,lnx,al +Ln% 4L,oo
strong routing numbers of the great
reformer THRILLED the German heart
whether head in the sanctuary or on
the field of battle. Practical parliament
tary law was led by Mrs. Prince and a
discussion followed. Current events
closed the program. The club ad-
iourned to meet with Mrs. Boyle, Mrs.
Gulliford to preside.
Mrs. Elmer Otis and family depart
early during the coming week for Dallas.
Texas, where they will make their home.
A large circle of friends regret the de-
parture VI the family from Santa Fe,
especially Miss Otis wEo is a social IA
vorite here.
w. I'll. Buntain, superintendent of
forest reserves, left this afternoon on an
inspection tour of the forest reserves in
Arizona. His temporary headquarters
will be at Flagstaff, but he will return
to Santa &c in about q week.
Miss Mona Murphy, who rendered the
vocal solo ave Maria at the $3.50 mass
Sunday IN the cathedral, possesses an
exquisite voice and exercises perfect
control over it. She is the leading
soprano h the LOretto choir, and her
singing always merits the complimentary
comments which she receives.
Mr.. o. L. Rice came up from Alamo
gordo today, at which point he has
been considering the establishment of a
newspaper.
The monthly gathering Of Miss Gull
liford's pupils took place yesterday aft
ernoon and was well attended by par
ents and friends of the children, and by
visitors staying in the city. The pro-
gram of the exercises was as usual,
compiled BY the children themselves,
and included some very advanced piano
for music fecitations, both serious and
comic, and mutual examination work,
illustratingone of the excellent methods
of instruction pursued in the school.
For these interesting monthly meetings
no special preparation is made. They
are intended to keep up the interest of
the children in their studies, and to af-
ford parents a means of noting their
children's progress from time to time.
Miss Mckenzie this afternoon enter
tanned the Santa Fe Reading club at
her beautiful home or Palace venue
Miss Mckenzie is a charming hostess
and her guests were delightfully."- enter
tanned. Literary games were played
and pretty prizes awarded to winners.
Tea was served in IN informal manner
The members of the club are Mrs. Wal
lace, Mrs. Shelby, Mrs. Scheurich, Miss
Creelman, Miss Otis, Miss Morrison,
Miss Keller, Miss Palen, Miss Weir,