The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Nhatth People Of Dallas aud AdiOiu.
ing Towns Are Doing Socially.
Our Weekly Budget Of Home, AmuSe.
ment and Personal Items.
Not 0yerrun With Gayety, But Not
Too Dull for Pleasure.
Ourselves and NelghbOrs Generally.

the hnlghts IN UNIFORM. In the afternoon
agrand basket picnic was rendered the Wis
iting Knights and their friends at Shady
View Park. After the picnic there was
dancing until midnight. On Wednes.
day night the Sun Flower min.
strels gave an entertainment a,
Mayer's ball. The house was packed.
The entertainment was very good, and
reflected great credit upon our home
talent, ON Thursday night there was a
Grand ball given at Mayors hall by the
Coo, de Leon lodge. The occasion WAS
one OF universal enjoyment. The closing
scene OF the weeks festivities was the ban.
quet tenued the members OF the Grand
lodge by our local lodge. The city has
been decorated throughout the week in
honor of her visitors.
The theatre has been vacated until Friday
night, when Blind Tom, the great
musical prodigy, made his appearance,
He also gave an entertainment Saturday
night.
The numerous entertainments given in
honor of the X. of 2. visitors have precluded
entertainments of all other kinds.
Mrs. Benton will put Cinderella upon the
boards at Galveston in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Barnet Gibbs have returned
to their home since the adjournment of the
legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Trezevant have been
uuaking quite a tour in the southern. part
of the state. They returned Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Padgtt are making a
tour in the southern part of the state
Mrs w. l., Hall will leave Trenton Tenn,
to-day for Nashville where she will remain
a few weeks.
The Married Folks club will give one of
their grand entertainments on Tuesday
evening. This club is going to be the great
fayorite and their hops are looked for will,
interest.
The Ladies Musicale will meet at the res
idence OF Colonel w. J. Keller on Wednes.
day night They will be the guests of Miss
Lucy and may expect an excellent time.
The Alumns of the Dallas Female Col
lege are earnestly requested to meet at the
college Monday, April %, at 4 p. m,
RABBI DR. Schulz will deliver lecture on
"Assy rian Excavations and the Old Tesla
n.ent" in the chapel of the Female College
next Thursday, April 26, at p. M.
The State Dental association will CON
veDe in this city the first Tuesday in NAV
and full attendance is expected
John Pearson an ailable and popular
travelling man, of d st. Louis house is in
the city.
Mr.. b o. Weller loves children. so much
so that he has, an eight-pound boy at his
house
A, Ferry, of FL Paso, is in the city.
Mr.. J. J. Robertson, of Crystal Falls, was
in the city yesterday purchasing goods, and
gave us pleasant call.
DR.. A. =. Smith, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, returned home last
evening, and will occupy his pulpit this
morning and evening as usual.
Captain Wash q. Cain, general in
surance adjuster, of Tyler, was in the city
yesterday on flying trip greeting his
many friends.
l.: Pres has returned to the city from a
bus ness tour east
w. II. Allen, lawyer, of Terrell, is in the
city.
Colonel W. l.. Hughes has sold his man
sion in st. Louis, on Grand avenue and
Morgan street, to Nj. NJ. Buck for $50 600
cash and Will remove his family to this
city, which he will make his home.
Mrs. M. Mcclellan is visiting in Calves
ton.
Miss Nellie McCollum and Miss Ella
Carter, Of Austin, will spend month in
Dallas during the Spngerfest festivities, as
guests of Mrs. Colonel W. w. Leake.
Mrs. John Dawson (nee Cora Freeman)
accompanied by her friend, Miss Lucille
biihclIulc ut sutSls ~ lut uThllu NlllNsOT
hotel for the next week. Miss Blakemore
is from Memphis, Tenn, and her fair face
is but the fly leaf to the beauties of mind
that lie in the volume of virtues as you
read on.
A. b. Splitter has returned from trip to
San Ante MO.
MINEoLA.
1t seems that April has set herself in de-
tiance to the will of iate-not being content
with her showers, must forsodeh take from
March her winds, and is now giving us iull
benefit.
Mr.. l.. Schwartz has returned from an
extensive trip 70 New Orleans, WoodvilIe,
Miss, Hot Springs, Ark, and many other
places. His many friends are glad to wei
come him home after so many months 40
sence; also rejoced to see him so much
improved in health.
Messrs. u. G. Williams, l.. n. Truman,
w. Y. Pebworth and several others, too
numerous to mention here, went up on
Monday, 10th inst, to Dallas to attend
the Grand Lodge Of Knights of Pythias.
DR.. Goodman, of Tyler, one Of the first
physicians of that place, paid our city n
Mrs B, +. Read has gone to visit her par
ents in Fort Worth.
Mrs. Bellah, of Raines county, is in the
city, visiting her daughter, Mrs. b. b.
Hart.
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