The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

Texas Land aud Mortgage company, of
London, England, has located la Dallas.
Mrs, I. s. Plouts is visiting Mrs. Sam
Cundili, OF LOngyiew. She will return, nc-
companied by Mrs. Cnndiil, on Tuesday.
Mr. W. 8. Belknap, renowned basso
singer, connected with Barlow Il Wilson'S
minstrel troupe, pad the HERALD pleas.
ant call yesterday.
Mrs. Jerome Harris, nee Miss Jessie
Lnntz, after visiting her friends for week
In Dallas, left Friday for her homo in Fort
Worth.
Louis Mohrardh and James uazlctt, of
ST, Louis, are In the CITY, aud will take
charge OF the brunswick billiard establish
ment.
Mr., Willis A. Adams leaves this morning
for st. Louis aud Louisville MIR. Adams
is one of the most popular travelling sales.
men in Texas, and he numbers his lrienda
by scores. lie will be absent about three
weeks.
Mr.. W. y, Tulcy and wife, of New AL
bany, Indiana, are expected In Dallas this
week. Mrs, Tuloy Is II sister ot Mr.. Law.
renee kncpily.
ftzhugh, daughter Of Colonel lFitghugh,
loyed by all.
Fort Worth ha, now city attorney. liza
name is Robert McCatt ir. lie ~ ten DAYS
old, No congratulate Mr., aud Mrs.
McCart.
Mr.. u, II. Heller and wife have left bal
las and located In Dcllville, Illinois. Mr.
Heller for several years, represented Me
Cormick Il Co, In Dallas,
MIR. Hugh Irvine, formerly OF the Tcxa.
4 Pacific railroad, has moved, with his fam
lily, to Williams, Arizona, aud Is connected
with the Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad.
MIR, J. s. Poland, tho senior proprietor o
the firm oi Poland & Locwc, OF Cincinnati
y In the city, and will remain ut the Grand
Windsor for day or two,
There was social gathering on FRIDAY
night at the residence of Mr., q, II, Flow
man. IN honor OF Mrs, &, o. Roardman, late
of Alabama, u cousin OF Mr., rlowman and
Miss Addie Childress, OF Dallas,
The Dallas Social club will give com
plimontary hop ON Friday night tC
MIR. and Mrs. M. IL. nickox. Thi,
viii DO the second hop rendered The
popular couple since their marriage.
Mrs, II, L, Main, sister Of MIR, Lawrcnc,
knepfy, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs, McCart, OF Fort Worth returned thi.
week, and will leave for her homo In New
Albany, Indiana, In q few days. She IN now
awaiting the arrival OF her husband.
! The Musicale club had their meeting on
| Thursday atthc residence oithc Misses Vol
In the "vetafs,' There was u large attend.
ance and, as usual, n pleasant time. The
Misses Wolf always entertain we'll and
make thor vlsitors feel at home.
/ "a. 4.
opening ball given by the Married Folks
club, ut the Young Mems Hebrew associa.
ton hall, ON Tuesday night. The Niten,
dance was very large. The costumes worn
| on tho occasion were the most elegant ever
| seen at q Dallas entertainment. Tho new
| club will give monthly hop, which will b.
the social event looked Tor
Friday noon, as q HIRAM reporter was
making his rounds he chanc,d To come In
contact with the United States fish com.
mlsslcncr's special car at the Texas 4 la.
cttlc depot, awaiting the wcs,-hound train.
Being attracted by a party OF Young ladies
| and gentlemen ON board the car, he institu.
ted investigation aud asccriaincd that n
party composed OF Colonel and Mrs. l.. II
Fi,Ehugh, Mr., and Mrs Morton Wisdom
Nj, and Mrs. Bullit FitEhugh, Miss Nellie
Wiley, Mis-, Sallie h, Howard, Miss Nellie
Wisdom, Miss Jessie Pace, Miss Lille Rita.
hugh, Colonel J. \. Kills, Mr., &. II. Ellis,
Mr.. q, q. Davenport, Mr., Fay Ntshugh,
Mr.. Ed. Fonda, Mr., Dan, Ripley, MIR, Frank
Wheat, Mr. A, II, Aldridpe, MIR. A, II. liar.
rison, Colonel W. W. Leake, had been In.
yited TO accompany y y commissioners on
their distributing tou, +, Fort Worth. As
the train moved of all spectators were i'm.
pressed with the TACT that q jollier fishing
party never left Dallas TO catch fish ON dry
land. During tho trip most elegant
lunch was served ON the car and
upon reaching Fort Worth, carriages
we're provided, and the entire party devoted
the afternoon 10 driving through and
sround the metropolis, viewing H. many
works OF enterprise and beauty. Amer al.
tending the minstrcls, q committee from
the II Allegro club invited the excursionisls
TO their. cspacious hall, where an elegant
hop had been arranged. Dancing contin.
ued until J o'clock. when II was announced
that the train would soou arrive. Upon
reaching the depot tho train was reported
"cne hour late" aud Mr.. Ellis, r,alisinr
the most direct roulette his guests, hearts,
lordervd second lunch, during
which many happy toas.s we're offered