The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-30

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Your urres pundpnt N not slsrfpli-
hlr, nli nOl ilrisnf tllo iOrlurl per-
sunslnu, 'Wilh0nl llphl ana Wlllngl
hope Ia the world" Bat nolWllllslnnn'
ing these fruits ul dlrnppolnl mfllli
which can rondr hWhelnllonl more
confirmed, your humble servant rarely
ever encounters anything That II truly
excellent without hpiuR Impressed, liy
this admission you are not authorized
IN declare us pnrudnyirnlin announce
Ina y1ur mnisWemnle criticisms that
Instead 0f being unlmpfrHrlhlri We are
simply Ia love, for Ia advance OF any
slGh declaration We desire 10 he lnlly
understood when we say That "olf
henrt IN broken lule,N simply THIS
and nothing more, Bat 10 huslnoss,
ON Friday morning last having pre-.
ylously learned that Mrs, Mitchell
would conclude her most excellent
school for tie soason with one Of those
rare entertainments In which no one
understands lhe mt Of rendering every
| thing incident thereto pleasant better
| than docs that most admirable ana
nminhle lady, "NOut truly armed
himself with the proper passport ANA
speedily heinOk himself 10 that hennll-
ful little city of Plano, where the fra
GRANGE of the flowers, the freshness OF
tho soft winds thal sweep across the
wilde plains uudlsllrhpd and unlnlnlcd
by the din and odors Of a lull-lledged
metropolis, md the sweet songs Of the
night birds, rob life Of IL stern realities
and render II sensitive with all those
pasaloua aud pleasures OF u drenm-land
existence llither hled your cores
pondenl who was delighted 10 lud all
| things ready for the soul lcHst lac an
tI0ipatcd aud which he realized In the
fullest and complelcst sense of all his
expectations.
AZ early candle light the capacl0us
Methodist church IN rlnnO was bril-
lianlly lighted aud gOrgeously grced
with the bellies and beauX of our rural
sister Of the plains After lcWent
prayer hy the Rev, Boon, the celcbrp-
lion was formally opened In accor-
dance with the following programmes
/, A Chnnt-Tho Lords Prayer, by Choir
I? lnsA within the Van, by the Uliws.
b. Gates Alnr, solo, by Mm. Mccullough
l. Maid Of Athens, solo, by Miss Mary
simpson aud chorus
o. Overture =. Cnlph Of Bngdad Mrs,
Mitchell and Miss Barnett,
u, The Midnight Moon, Solo, Mrs, kirltpat-
rick nnd ct oruB.
L Tho spelling Bee Solo, George Brock
and chorus,
.. Bring back my dnrling little Charlie
ROSS, Solo, Mrs, Mitchell und chorus
10. kiss nnd Forget, Love, Little chuir,
II, Twilight In the Park, olo, Miss Lively,
T.. I'm waiting. Sol Miss Sallic Campbell.
10. los Boris du Rhine, Miss G0ssom,
Where everything was so delightful
II * hard to draw inVidious distinC-
lions. 1t Is but due TO those pupils of
Mr.. Bishops school, howevl, who in.
terl0rded the musical exercises with
declarations, compositions and dia.
logues, TO say tlat they all acquitted
themselves crCdilably and illustrated
most fully in their performances that
they had gone through the trainings
of n competent master.
Now don't think that we are coming
back to denial ofany 'soft impcach-
menp' that may be preferred against
us on the score of susceptibility, but
communication without specially al
luding to the witchery, the beauty and
perfection that blended themselves
around that sylph.like little lady, Miss
Sallle Campbell, who gave to ppm
| Waiting" n touch of patbOs, u melo-
| dious fragrance of meaning aud an eX-
preston of heavenly harmony II never
had before. Miss Laura Lyle was es-
pecially graceful beyond description in
the part she bore in the programme,
as was, also, Miss Mary Simpson, who
rendered the "Maid of Athens many
degrees more beautiful than when she
was first introduced to the world of
song 10y Lord Byron. We We're never
fond of strolling-not because we are
disposed to laziness, oh no but when
Miss Matte Lively had finished "rwi.
light in the Park it would have been
impossible for us to have resisted an
invitation to promenade the laba-
rynthian wal ks ofanybody's park, had
We been guaranteed the company of
this little song bird, whose rendition of
her part was most excellent indeed.
But we have said too much already,
Notwithstanding the contents of our
heart has not yet been uncovered, so,
for the present, adieu. With our next
communication we would like to send
a dainty bit of cake, but we are not
susceptible, oh no