The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

WITH NcNVtAA tto OhhA ANNAA> IEOul
other Places.
summary Of the Past Weeks Gaitey.
DURING the past week there has been but
ana theatrical exhibitions, and that was in
,os operatic line, viz; the, Pirates Of Pen.
,,roe. in which the Grau troupe did them.
lives much credit, and placed themselves
- halter favor with our people, Through.
~ he south this season, ana especially in
Teves save alone in New Orleans. il has
tson In the atmosphere TO crilicise SEVERELY
ne troupes that come amongst US. A de-.
sire 10 nave all things comport with the
many elegant new opera.houses erected
since last year, has doubtless much to do
win mors rigid requirements.
Tug German Club gave their initiatorv
danes on Thursday evening in the spacious
nsrlors of MIR. aud Mrs. Trezeyant, who en-.
tsrtsined them, corner Of Ross avenue and
0lespder street. There were some sixteen
complies present, all en- regle. In good
lime. the guests were invited TO a repast TO
describe which we omit any descriptive ad-
isctiye, as those acquainted with the style
~ reception by host and hostess can muon
better conceive of The entire affair was
voted a full success in every particular,
The invitations were OF the latest style and
rea,ct credit On President Wheat and Sta
tion6 Aldridge, The membersare Messr..
Aldridge, Kerr, Fit2hugh, Wheat, Fonda,
STRANGE, CoCkrel, Mordecai, Osmond.
Gsno, Strange, Hughes, Thompson, Elliott.
The officers are Frank Wheat, President.
George Usmond, vice-president; Lafayette
Filzhugh, secretary and treasurer Ed. K
Fonda, leader.
1T not well for mao to be alone" is an
Injunction aCceptab q TO the young man
and maiden. Accordingly, several young
couples will keep due Observance OF the
odmonition Between the 18th OF the COM
ipg month and its close, there will be seven
marriages among our society folks known
of bv the reporter. We would like TO wills.
per TO our readers these secrete. which at
hest it is difficult TO bury from the public
knowledge, but we might get into row
about II. from which, however stout mieht
be our denial, IL would certainly crowd us
10 escape. How would II do, therefore. TO
only intimate after the manner o, some
smart Ike, that the reader has already pro.
nounCed eight of the names OF the parties
while reading The above lines?
THERE are two customs which are rapid
" being discarded by many OF our Dallas
ladies'. The drst is that singular one of the
gentlemen running his arm through the
lady'g the other is the high aud wide.
Spreading bonnet, which has 30 often, so
numerically, and so unnecessarily iretted
the souls Of male and female who happened
10 be so luckless as to occupy behind them
a seat at the theatre. There are several
Young ladies who now under no Circum.
stonces will permit the young men the lib.
critics they once so thoughtessly allowed.
On next Thursday we are to have
"Mothsn a four act dramatiZatinn of one of
Ouidas novels The New York papers
speak very highly of this play with which
Mr.. Wallace has been so successful. They
say II has had better run aud been more
enthusiastically received than Diploma
cy." The idea involved is the portrayal
Of species ut society people, frivolous, SUI
periicial ard lnckinE in the sensibiliuss and
hard sense. II is chiefly valuable Nc the
betrayal of wOmanly vice and weakness.
The company that will perform 1t here ie
said TO be of the strongest cast ever put
upon the southern boards, all being stars
in their roles. The costumes, mourning
and scenery will be the 1nest and costliest
exhibited in this state
THE Queen City Guards a-e making
grand preparations for their exhibition
drill and hop 70 be- gwen ~ thtl armory
on Tuesday evening, December llth.
The many friends OF Mr.. Paul Faust,
will he pleased to learn that he is rapidly
recovering from injuries received from be-
ing thrown from a horse few days since.
PERSONAL MENTION,
Miss Matte Leske, who has been spend
ing so many weeks In Georgetown, away
from us, has returned home.
Miss Rue, OF DcnisOn, and Miss Carrie
Hershey, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs
D. L. Fawcett.
Mr.. A. 2. Wilson, Of Tennessee, was in
the cit, sometime since, and IN another col
umn will be found Al interesting letter con
cerninP Dallas.
Mr.. V. II. Golay, af the city compress
left last evening for Cleburne. He request
ed the reporter to cay that his trip was one
Of business and that there Is no woman II
the case. Quien sabe
Mr.. Ghftih, of Griffith Il Cowsen, is very
i'll.
AT Kirkpatrick. who has been,confneC
10 his bed with fever for two weeks, ia i'm
proving slowly.
Mics Annie Shirley, who has been i'll foi
the past few days az the 81. George, is con
vale3Cing.
Colonel Jim Tressvant the irrepressible
is in the city.
Oscar Schmidt, of San Antonio, Is in tn
CITY.
George Philips ana wife, OF Abilene, or,
visiting Mrs. Phillips sister, Mrs. Day
Fawcett.
J. b. Wadleigh, Of Little Rock, formerly
arssident here, arrived in the city yesler
day, and Mrs. Wadleigh, who has beei
making this her home with the view o
lettering her health, will return with him
Col. w. II. Bovkip, the well known rep
itsenia,ive of the Standard -four mills IL a
the Windsor.
W. X. Cornish formerly resident o
this city but now Of Lexington, Kentucky
is IN the city aud thinks OF returning heT
with his family to live.
Merrell Johnson, prominent attorney @
Mckinney, IL la the city.
Wllllam hltsOn, pEsultHeu' S'", ~
from Palo Pinto county, Is at the Nlh'
SCR.
S. II. shannon and II. |. Ruesles, OF 81
Louis, are guests Of the Windsor,
Frank j. Smith, Of Florence, Massaohu
sttts, is at the Windsor.
Il. b. Kissom, of New York, and W. 4.
Holloway, Of Ohiclgo, are registered OF 10
Windsor.
RIM. Sea- of Louisville, is at the Wine
sor.
@. w, Hyde, of Cincinnati, and J. IL. Nj
Clevy, OF Petersburg, Virginia, are anon
the arrivals at the Windsor,
Fearn Watkins, Of New Orleans, Is
quest atthe Windsor.
Miss Matte BuriOrd is visiting friends 4
Sherman.
Rooert Lams who has been suite Ill wit
fever is improving. -,-.
J. X McCown and wife, oil MCKINNEY
are in the city on visit 10 relatives al
friends. =,
Mr.. W. A. Fields, proprietor OF the NJ
rldian Blade, is In the city.
Or Friday last the students, OF Dail,
Academy organized Phiomatheah Gnu
for mutual improvement which starts =
with flying oolors and bids fan TO DECOR
as popular and interesting as It's name ~
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