The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-16

man, al added 20 the success Of the pieces,
Miss THOMPSON was capital rs the Little
Flower Girl, sang admirably IN her vocal
solo, which was suited we'll and ev'nced an
excellent appreciation Of the audience,
Mss Frankie kilgore, also, in her vocal
solo, so dignlhed and graceful in her char
acler. could hardly be excelled. Miss Bunk
ley, Montiori Snow and Florence. were /
good. They have voices OF great promise, 1
strong and sweet. They sing with tine ex 1
preston, and what is q peculiar attraction l
not too often met with Mr.. John Rey- /
nolds is an excellent solo singer. The or I
ehestra was full and appreciated, under the /
leadership OF Professor Collier. While the I
taoleauN were Commendable for their /
beauty OF setting aud line management, the /
piece was intensely interesting all the way |
through. Their ability cannot be eNcelled, !
Tor their short practice. We shall hope TO /
hear them again.
The marriage Of Miss Sophia Weir to Mir. !
l., Schwsrts took place at the residence OF
Mr., J A. Gugenheim "Wednesday evening,
at O'Clock. The short but impressive
ceremony was performed by the Rev. y. Il, |
Nantis. IL was a private, but pleasant al
fair, only few friends being invited. The
bride attired in beautiful satin, Spanish
lace trimmings, diamond ornaments, looked
her very best After having received II
great many VALUABLE presents and congrat-
ulations from friends, the happy couple left
on the noeth.bound train for northern
cities.
Among the many pleasant events Of the
season was a brilliant party given in
/ honor OF Miss Sarah Burkenroad
In view OF her departure. At
the residence Of Mr.. W. J. Smith very
enjoyable time was had. The Harmonic
band was in full attendance, and dancing
ana the usual pleasures were induged In
until O'Clock In the morning. The cake
and wine were properly discussed by those
! present. Mr.. James Barnett, who stands
prominent, took the cake. Among the ia.
vored ones we noticed Miss Henderso on,
Miss b. Nehsny, Miss A. Reynolds, Miss
Matte REYNOLDS. Miss Il Thompson, Miss
/ U. Pabst, Miss Knock, Miss S. Burkenroad,
! Miss frankie kugore and others. IL was
decided success, and Mrs. w. j. Smith dc
serves great credit for her courteous and
kind manner OF entertaining her guests.
CoRsICANA.
Socially the town is very quiet, not hRvir &
fully recovered from the summer heat.
The fall and winter season promises to be
very gay Twelve theatrical companies are
booked already. and when taken in connec-
ton with the numerous balls aud socials,
they will make The time pass quickly.
Hon. T. q Mills is spending n few weeks
with his friends and constituents.
w, Il Bright aud family arrived home
rom Waukesha this evening, much pleased
with their trip.
DIR. j. w. Gulick left Wednesday for New
York, where he will devote several months
to hospital practice and private lectures.
Misses Eta and MadSe Banding, who
have been here several weeks on II visit To
their brother, left Tuesday evening for
J hat IN sa,...
many friends to regret their departure.
The Acme comedy company played The
Silent Man Tuesday evening TO u iair
house. The general verdict was, very
poor"
There is some talk of organizing liter
AIRY club.
nNEoLA.
; Thala has been holding high carnival
during the past week. aud the young ladies
and gentlemen have reyeled to their hearts
content.
The feast Of enjoyment was opened Mon
day evening with a soiret At the residence
OF Mrs h. Il. Graves; uext on Tuesday
evening at Mrs. Rosenbaum's; on Wednes
day evening at Mrs. Will Cages; on Thugs
day evening at Mrs. George Cages. Eacl
/ in their own graceful style did their enter
tainment full justice. The hostess OF cacl
3 evening, as we had evidence Of IN any time,
before, gave such hearty welcome to ant
, entertained the young people in such
% hOsptabe way as to make each one fee
glad indeed That they were among the
% favored.
! Friday evening the young gentlemen
, gave a ball at Caspary's hall, the proceed
TO be Appropriated Tor a bell Tor the new
school building. School will open on mex
Monday the nth instant.
Rev. DR.. Marshall, OF Marshall, held di
\ vine services in the Methodist church on
last Sabbath
/ Mr.. Dallas Landlord and wife returned
few days since from Dallas.
I Mrs Campbell, mother OF Mr.. Blak
Campbell, returned q few days since irou
I Shreveport her old home, where she ha
been soi0nning for several weeks.
e Mr., G. l.. Howard, Of New York, hal
been visiting our city for several days past
! Miss Lucy Allen is now in Palestine,
guest OF MIS-. l.. g. Gum, Of that place.
X Mr.. NJ. S. Jay was In our town few day
. past.
Mr.. l.. Schwartz WAS in our town m
4 early cart of the past week and lett Ol
1 Tuesday for Wills Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. s Xuckerman, Miss Mimi
b Zuckerman, Miss Sarah Schwartz, Mrs
f Jonas Baum, Messrs. NJ. Manwroth u. Roseu
baum and Krauss, also Mr.. Charlie Mckaiu
: went up on Wednesday to Wills Point 1
u witness the nuptal ceremonies belwee
S Mr., l.. Schwartz, OF GreenyIlle, and MISS
Wirl. of that place. Soon after, the birds
s party left for St, Louis. Nav much joy
4 peace and happiness attend them throug
i life
Mrs. Josie Smith. Of Fort Worth. is In or
8 midst visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jc
= Williams.
IS Miss Mary Gale returned from yistin
elatives In Mckinney few days since.
Mr.. Dan Campbell Of Shreveport, wi
If with his other aud family the past weel
., Miss Lulu rhront returned from yeI
S extended soiourn At Houston few dal
% since.
, Mrs. o. @ Reeves, from Grcenyiile, Is baC
d at her Old home visiting relatives an
friends who gladly welcome her back Hpail
N Hon, J. G Buchanan and Mr. b. D. Ha
x have been awty attending court at Cantor
Is Nanzant county, the past week
IL Mrs Drummonds returned few day
* since from Dallas, where she has been I,
Ii quite while visiting friends.
Mr.. l., A. Fuller, from ST, Louis, supo
y inlendent OF the Pacific Express oompan!
and Mr.. James Akin, from TeNukana a
is slstant superintendent, were IN our CIV
!. Thursday. Mr., Akin was showing NJ
Fuller over his division In this part OF Tex
d Miss Mamie Night returned from Eg.
Wednesday, where sh has been Tor sever
1t weeks past among relatives.
Miss Maggie Rice, OF Emory, and Mis-
4. Leola Power, of this place, who =,
ceived appointments for the state normi
(. school, lett for Huntsville Saturday mort
h. ing, to enter school Of that place.
MIR. J.. II. Newsom and Mr.. II. II. Pag
q. two OF our leading merchants, are ava
4 IL. A ...0 -.
T ton ut Louisville.
n Mrs. Rice, Of Emory, Is visiting her si
p ter, Mrs. Il. Il, Hart OF this place.
DENTON.
y Miss Lille Patterson, Of Roanoke was /
< the cly on Wednesday, tue guest OF Mr.
G James
It DR.. +. NJ. Taught has been sick with mi
larial fever but IL M,
MIR. @. Il Scripture, father OF Messrs. !
Is G. andti NJ Scripture, Is quite sick vii
malaria fever.
, MET. Armstrong has been sick q