The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-14

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PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Robinson returned TO
Dallas Friday evening from trip to Louis
Vile, Kentucky, and the formers previous
home In Grahampton.. Returning, they |
STONED at Memphis, Holly Springs, etc. |
Mr.. Robinson returned yesterday. TO his
place OF business at Colorado City, his wife |
remaining here for the next week or two az
a guest OF her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Hugh |
Ralney.
W. A. ABBEY, editor Longview Democrat,
passed through Dallas Saturday evening,
en- route to Sherman, and Will be again
with us during the week. This section of
the state needs such energy and abilities as
his. Cant he be induced TO remain
Mr.. Eugene Levi, leaves this morning for
st Louis and Chicago, on business and
pleasure. He will be absent about two
weeks,
Miss Josie Stephens, Miss Mary Thomas,
and Miss Mamie Lemons, of this city,
\ who have been attending Hamilton Fe-
male institute, Lexington, Kentucky, re,
turned last night. Misses Stephenson and
Thomas graduated with distinguished hon-
ors. Their wide circle of friends hail the
return of this trio of charming misses with
unalloyed delight.
Miss Maude Jewell ofPagewell Kentucky
is visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Thomas.
Mr., Joel Howard, son of Mr.. w, @. How
ard, returned Friday evening from Laur-
ence, Kansas, where he has been at the
state university. He is much improved by
the change, and reports well OF his stay
there. He will return to his studies in the
fall.
Mrs. P. s. Pfouts and daughter Annie,
now in st. Louis, will be home some time
during this week. Miss Annie has been
absent for the past season at Hamilton col
lege, Lexington Kentucky, closing COM
plete course of collegiate instruction.
Captain l.. A. Pires. insurance adjuster
arrived in the city yesterday from Mar
shall.
Mr.. ]. L. A, Thomas, passenger agent of
the Star ~ Crescent route is in the city,.
Don Elgan, has accepted a position
with the Texas Express company as mes
senger on the Texas Central road between
Denison and Houston.
Miss Sallie Henry, daughter of Judge
John l.. Henry, arrived in the city on Fri
day from st. Louis Female Institute. She
will remain during vacation with her pa
rents.
Mr.. w, P. Davis, associate night chief
Western Union telegraph company, left
Monday night tor a months visit to his old
home in Omaha, Nebraska.
Mrs. Robert Clarke is quite ill at her
home, on San Jacinto street.
The two little children of Mr.. ]. d. Ker.
foot are quite sick with congestion OF the
brain.
Miss Mary Leake will be at home from
Knoxville, Illinois, during the coming
week.
Master Owen Morgan, son of Mr.. Richard
Morgan, jr., who has been quite i'll, is much
Dr.. ]. M. saffold, state geologst of Van
derbilt University, will visit Dallas this
week.
Mrs. Alfred Davis and Miss Lula Smith
were in Corsicana yesterday, accompan.
ing fishing party.
Rev. DR.. Hayden, of the Baptist church,
left yesterday to attend the dedication OF
the new Baptist churth in Galveston to-
day, the churches there having united
two years ago through little manipula-
t on of this doctor of sick churches. All
the former pastors are invited to he present.
The house of worship there is the hand
soonest house OF worship in the south.
| Carr Lucy, of Austin, is in the city.
A. w. Andrews, of Terrell, is in the city.
John B. Castleman, of Louisville, was in
| the city yesterday.
William Harry and John McSmith, of
| Terrell, arrived in the city yesterday.
W. II. Nelson, Winchester, Kentucky, is
in the city on prospecting tour.
L. +. Noyes and George Dicky, Of Hous-
ton, were in the city yesterday.
L. Inconnue, Washington, ID. u, is in the
city.
d. T. Elgan, of Corsicana, is in the city.
Frank Powell, a prominent young lawyer
of Waxahachie, is in the city in attendance
upon federal court.
Colonel J. StraughR, a prominent lawyer
of Palo Pinto, is in the city on legal bust
ness.
Colonel T. W. Dabney, a prominent cat
tie man of Denton, was in the city yester-
Mr.. Tom Miers, who has been quite i'll
with bilious fever; is convalesclng.
B. A. Aldrich has returned to the city
from an extended business tour over the
state, looking hale and hearty.
Hon. j. r. McMullen and ID. w. Hum
phrey, esq, two prominent attorneys of
Fort Worth, are in the city on legal bust
ness.
Mr.. Robert Lowe, managing editor of the
Galveston News, was in the city yesterday,
and palu the HERALD sanctum pleasant
call.
Mr.. L. Aubrey, of the firm of Aubrey &
Aubrey, of Marshall, is in the city, and
leaves to day for the west.
Ell PAso.
The inauguration of series of monthly
socials under the auspices OF the Ell Paso
German club, was enjoyed by the elite OF
tut sUClclJ VI tuc NibJ ob thS hhCObihR vi thc
club on the evening of Tuesday last, in the
ball of the Schultz opera-house, an elegant
structure Just completed. The club has a
limited membership and is drawn from the |
officers of Fort Bliss and the society gentle |
men of the town, who have chosen this
means to add another sociable feature to
the EayCtios Of the frontier metropolis. The |
floor presented a scene unequalled in bril- |
liancy and vivacity, the blue uniforms and |
the regulation black dress suits OF the gen. |
tlemen forming an Agreeable contrasting |
background for the bright colors in the
feminine apparel, while in the mazes Of the |
dance, epaulettes and brazen buttons
flashed as merrlly as the glittering gems in |
the ears and at the Threats of the ladies.
Mr.. 7. ID. Pryor, late citizen of eastern |
Texas, and Miss Ellie Rand, were the lead |
ere of the German, and conducted the |
twenty figures with great success. The |
music was furnished by the Mexican String |
band, and to their inspiring harmonies the
hours soon melted away. The favors were |
were elegant and exquisite and |
were much appreciated. During
an interval OF the darce, |
the company adjourned to an ante-room OF
the hall, where tempting supper awaited |
them, and was dispatched amid flow OF
wit and reason.
The following is a Inst Of the ladies pres.
ent with a description of their costumes
Miss Ellie Rand, white lawn trimmed with /
white point lace, pearl jewelry; Miss Ma
coffin, of st. Louis, sleeveless black lace
dress over a black silk; Miss Hogan, helic-
trope silk with lace; Miss Naier, Of Denver,
mauye satin; Miss Clara Brinck. white
null with white lace, diamond jew
elry: Miss Stella BriDck, lawn tennis
underskirt with polka dot overdress, gold
jewellery; Miss Anna Porter, black organdy
with dead Jet ornaments; Miss Stella Smith,
Of Kansas City. pink satin, hand painted,
with blue f0r-get-me-Dots, silver fligree
iewelry: Mrs. William Crosby, late Of Balti-
more, white organdy trimmed with Irish
poipt. diamond Jewels Mrs. Captain