The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-27


aid. T.. Tolien, ]. %. Williams, .rbona
Hoffman, "a, West, j, o, Oowe6, II, W
bertrand do Gue.lln Commandery No
II, Of Cofslcann-- William y. Lind, \. II
Kerr, q. A. Qulnlnn, M Drnno, q. 3, Morse
Ruthyen COmmnndery No. 2, Houston
Texas Robert Brewster, James, + Miller
r. y. Lubbock, a. W, May, J. @. Kidd
Noyes, q. A. Gibbons, y. Conrad, A. l.
Steele.
Galveston Commandery, San Felipe d.
Austin, No. &c. y. Bingham, ID. NJ. Cur
lis, Il. N. Stockpoe, j. d. skinner.
Cebprne .Commandery No. l2-Thoma,
Tanreise, g. II. Maxey, A. 9. Thomas, A
G. ScurloCk.
Austin, Colorado Commnndery No. A.
John o. Johnson, J. W, Stratmaker, vii
liam Thoxtan, Tom Marrah, Herr!
Holmes.
Paris Commandery, Paris, No. 0-W. r.
Harris, j. H. Hancock, George A. Daily
IL. G. Hooks, J. +. McMurry, Il. Il. Doug,
las, j. II. Cheatham, III, g. Hockey, j. L
Mckenzie, w. II. Harris.
Bryan,a lvanhoe Commandery, No. S-H
b. Stoddard, j. G.. Anderson.
Hugh de Payne's Commandery No. l, st
Louis.-Frank Parson.
Brenham Commandery No. &c. G
Chaplin.
Waco Commandery No. 1O-W. S
Heard, W. b. Scarborough, j. +. Brnker
hoii, +. +. Bird, j. W. Grand, X. IL. Nc
Kay, j. Il. Elgin.
Corsicana Gommandery, Il. G. B. d. G
N, No. Nv. S. Lind, r. II. Keer, M
Drane, G. A. Quinlin, Charles S. Morse.
Gray Commandery No 16, of Marshall
+. b. Sexton, William Stedman, Theodore
P. Hawey, George NJ. Israel, William
Forslund A. G. Clopton, John Penman, Il
w. Taylor, Il. NJ. Wilson, S. j. Morris, A
T. Anderson, J. r. Bivens, julius Alvord
Last night the concert and ball given thu
visiting Sir Knights by the commandery
Mems Hebrew association, in the Mayer
building, on Elm street, and tonight the
banquet will come off.
TIE CONCERT.
The concert complimentary to the Right
Eminent Commandery of Texas Knights
Templar and visiting Sir Knights, at the
hall of the Young Mems Hebrew associa
ton last night, was eminently successful
and enjoyable in the extreme. The orches
the vocal music was artistic as well as
charming. That the selections we're happy
will be attested by the following
PROGRAMME.
Part It verture-Templ Weihe, Keller
Bella, orchestra. Vocal duet-Tel RAM
menti, Campana, Miss Tully Murphy, Mrs
DR.. Locke. Vocal solo-Le Carnival de
Venice, Benedict, Miss Minnie L. Wolf
Vocal quartette-Bella Figlia from Rigo
lettol, virdi, Mrs. Capwell, Miss Elminq
Wolf, Messrs. Frees and Schmidt. Vocal
solo-I Dreamt, Schira, Miss Tully Murphy.
Vocal duet-From Messe de Requiem,
Verdi, Misses NJ. and E. Wolf. Poet and
Peasant. Suppe, orchestra.
Part II.-"Penelope; or, The Millman s
Bride" A comic operetta in one act.
Penelope, IA servant), Miss Emma Open
helm Mrs. Croaker (the "Missus"). Mrs.
l.. Goslin Pitcher, lin the police, Henry
J. Frees; Chalks, IA milkman), Oscar
Schmidt; Tosser, lin the grenadiers), G. A.
of Prof. Frees.
Want of space forbids more than a pass
ing allusion TO the different solos and duets,
all of which were delightful. The operetta
Penelope was charming and was rendered
in way that was enjoyable to an eminent
degree, and the vast audience evinced it's
pleasure by hearty and repeated plaudits.
THE BALL.
After the concert came the ball, and
never in the history of our city has
there been an affair of the kind more pleas
ureable or grander in every particular.
Truly did the eight shine DER fair women
and brave men," for the chivalry and the
beauty of Texas was gathered there. The
was the
ORDER OF DANCES.
Grand Commander March, Franz Won Suppe.
Quadrile, LA Grande Duchesse." Otfenbach.
LanceTs, Light Cavalry" Ripley,
Heel.and- Toe Polka, Strauss
Quadrille, Leap Year." Flotow.
Promenade.
Waltz Sounds from the Rhine" Zikoff.
Lancers, ''Minot" Holden.
HAT Ihm schon," weissemborn
Quadrille, Grand Medley" Strauss.
Narsovienne. Here Am" Faust
Quadrille, Palermo" Albert
Promenade.
Waltz, beautiful World" Ruckenschuh.
Lancers, sailor Boy" Weingarten.
Polka, 'Hurrah!' Weber.
Quadrille, Victoria" Zikof,
The music was exhilerating and enthus-
ing, and the twinkling feet of the dancers
kept tune to the merry measures of quad
rille, waltz and polka, and every heart
throughout the spacious hall was happy.
Under the able and watchful directions of
he floor managers, Messrs. s. o. Hemen-
way, W. q. Connor, L. M. Knepfly, Thomas
Walker. Z. g. Bower, ]. j. Carnes, George
lellersh and P. s. Pfouts, there was not
Jingle jangle, not the slightest occurrence
liness of the evening.
Among the ladies from abroad, our re-
porter noticed Mrs. A. G.. Clapton and Mrs.
.. w. Taylor, of Jefferson; Mrs. A. w.
spencer and daughters, Misses Mittie and
Fannie Spencer, of Denison; Mrs. Frank
Byrd and Miss Mamie David, of Waco;
Hrs. Dilworth and Miss Florence Bachelor,
f Gonzales; Mrs. Allen, Miss L. II. Young,
frs. Nat w. Hunter, Mrs. Howard, Mrs.
Mrs. Gooch, Mrs. Henley and
IRIS. Rollins, from Palestine; Miss Horn
nd Miss Moody, of Fairfield; Mrs. Miller,
IRIS. +. b. Willis, of Tyler; Mrs. Mcdonald,
{ Mckinney; Mrs. ]. G. Williams, Miss-.
.ota Williams and Mrs. Levie Totten, OF
herman; Mrs. W. u. Harris, Mrs. j. II.
,heatman and Miss Nina Hopkins, of
Mrs. V. Gray. Jain
.angston, Mrs I; A scurlock, Miss
allie Dennis and Miss Lula May,
,ugie Peerie and Miss Annie Underwood,
{ Gainesville; the Misses Murchison, OF
.thens, and Mrs. Oglesby and Miss Lou
lesby, of Plano.
All these ladies we're dressed elegantly |
nd in charming taste.
The concert and the ball were both sue |
sssful to an eminent degree, and the guests |
ON abroad were delightfully."- entertained, |
nd were loud in their Communications /
the efforts of the commandery here for |
leir amusement and for its hospitality. |
ur reporters cannot refrain from again re- 1
erting to the concert. The sweet tones Of |
Iiss Dependents and Mrs. Goslin's voices
i the operetta still echo in his memory.
Tot only was their singing superb, but
heir rendition Of their paris was of so su-
erior an order that it excited the most
Ivsrable comment OF all hands. Messrs
rees and Schmidt, the former tenor and
le latter basso, have splendid voices, aid
icy added very decidedly to the happy
,nduct Of the operetta.
AT THE BANQUET TONIGHT.
The following toasts will be delivered TO-
ght ut the banquet 10 be given the Sir
nights at the Grand-Windsor hotel:
I. To the NJ. Il. Grand Encampment of
e United States Of America. Response
Sir JAS; J; Miller.