The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-17

s'ous uluhder, and II is 50 elated al the dis
eoSery that Il is an error. no single regret
mingled With feelings that followed the
discovery. The Miss Wolf of Dallas
whose marriage We recorded in the last is.
sue, was no, Nj Minna Wolf. who Is the
Texas Queen o! song. but her sister. the
e.nirAitu, achatiuing lacy with a wonder
IN, voice, and. IKE all the remainder of the
talented tami y, with great musical genius
but not the queen, With all proper I'm.
ml!lty The mistake Is acknowledged. but
/ the rel 1.cng is inevitable that the ahdica.
ton has not yet come -! Lopeyiew Demo.
/ crat.
The Herald acknowledges the receip, of
an Invitation 10 attend the Final Celt bra
tioh OF the Washington society of the Uni.
yersity OF Virginia, Monday, June 18th, at
/ Sp. m.
The Dallas Social club have disbanded for
tue summer, PhGnix like, they will
emerge nom the heated term in finer form
than ever for the TALL festivities.
! PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs schneider and children are vet at
galveston, but We hope to record their re-
turn during the week.
Mrs. George I. Bondies, of Galveston, is
the guest OF Mr.. Wade Hill. The HERALD
is pleased to be able to state that her stay
nay De prolonged. An accomplished mu-
/ $500 - u, she lis
the charm OF any circle she chances TO en-
ter.
Mr.. W. b. Carter, OF FL Paso, is in the
city, en- route home from Waco, where he
mas been attending the frsmen's conyen.
ton.
Ben. II Levy, W. II. Carter, Fred. Beau.
maui. Charles W. Ohndorf, tiremep of El
faso, stopped over yesterday on their re.
turn ONE from the state tiremen's conyen.
ton held at Waco
John Burton. of FL Paso, is in the city.
MRS. A. L. Mccormick, OF Graham, Is in
the city.
G. Whitney, of Syracuse, is in the CITY.
l.: ID. Nook, live stock man of Missouri
Pacific, is in the city arranging for shin
ment OF cattle this season to st. Louis.
Mr.. j. ii, Aldrich, of Weatherford, was
In the city yesterday.
Miss Hattie Meeks leaves on the lst 10,
Iopt ka, Kansas, where she will spend 4
lew weeks. Dallas can lily spare of th,
brightest ornaments OF her social circle, bu,
VIII await her return, confident that tn,
pleasure gained will have added fresh rose,
TO an already lovely face.
MIR. Chapman Bradford received a tele
gram yesterday morning that his father
who resides at Tates Springs, Tennessee
was seriously i'll, and he left for that plac,
on the nrst train
Charlie Dexter is still confined to hi
room by bilious fever, though his cond
ton is somewhat improved.
Mr.. A. W. Chlldress has returned TO the
city after an extended business trip through
south Texas.
MIR. J. w. Gordon, of Burleson county
has accepted the position OF travelling sales
man whit the house of Schneider 4 Dayi.
Mrs. Ill. M. Jones, of Bells, Graysol
county, Is visiting her son, Mr.. ]. J. Jones
:, Major William d. scogn, of Terrell, an,
Ernest Hertzog, of Bastrop, are guests a
the Grand Windsor.
Mrs. Captain j. n. 9eel, who has bee,
visiting her daughter Mrs. ]. g. Kearby
OF Wills Point, arrived home yesterda,
morning
Mr.. J. A. Jones, who has been quite low
with typhoid fever, is improving
Mt. ID. Stewart left last evening on a yisl
to his old home, Burlington Vermont.
Misses Bessie and May Carter. tn
charming and accomplished daughters q
Dr. j.. l.. Carter. arrived home tins las
week from Austin, where they have beel
teaching in the Deaf aud Dumb institute
they were warmly welcomed home by thei
many friends.
Mr.. j I. Trtzevant returned yesterda,
from the fire insurance convention at Hou.
ton.
w G. Conner, who has been at the Fire
mems convention at Waco, has returne
home.
Mr.. Jules L. Schneider lei last evenn
Tor Galveston, to bring home his family
, who have been visiting there.
Miss Allie Mott, from Shreveport VIII
has been visiting the family OF Colon,
W, ID. Wylie, returned home yesterday.
MISS MapUip of ,r,l
shortly visit Dallas.
Mrs. Doyle and her sister, Miss Cor
, Lewis, an accomplished young lady {
Waxahachie, and daughtr OF Gener,
Lewis, are expected here to day.
! MISS Smi b, a ha ldsome and highly a,
compllshed young lady of Memphis, Ter
= nessee, is expected in Dallas during th
:, week TO spend some time as u guest of Nj
and Mrs. j. P. Murphy.
PILoT POINT.
Rev. j, w. Atkinson delivers the Bacca
auIeate sermon of the North Texas iemal
, college, in Sherman, Sunday morning.
Mr. i. n. Oliver, the editor of the Lewis
vile Headlight, was in the city over Frida
enjoying the exercises at the seminary. ii
Is IN love with our town and surrounding
Hope that his first visit here will be 7,
peated.
Mr. Il. =. Horn and family, of Sabiu
} county, has removed to this city to max
, this his future home. He has a large ranc
near town recently improved. They NJ
cordially welcomed.
Mrs. Turner, of Gainesville, is visiting 1
the city at her sisters, Mrs. Matt
I; Clouse.
, Miss Emma Mounts and Miss MINI,
+ Hebert, OF Denton, are visiting in town.
: Miss Mollie Hart, OF Ballenstown, is |
town visiting friends.
: Mr.. V. ii. Montgomery, of Sherma,
: brother of Maj. A, ii. Montgomery, and h
: estimable lady are visiting relatives an
. irinds in the city.
h Prof, ]. IL. Finley, formerly proiesso
!. the seminary, now Of Neosho. Missouri,
= IN town attending the exercises at the sem
!, nary.
4 Mrs. DR.. Taught, nee Miss Anna Wi
gins, later of Huntsville, Alabaii, now
: Denton, is visiting in the city.
Q Miss Anna Liggin and Miss Raneta Drsk
OF Whitesboro, are visiting friends
), town.
e Mr.. G.. W. Koonts, promiue,
Z merchant Of Baxter Springs, Kansas, q
IS rived in town Thursday, on visit to his re
+ tives and friends.
G Miss Fannie Philips returned last we,
!, from long protracted visit in Al
u bama.
!, Miss Alice Coolies, charming young lac
! from Dallas, is in the city visiting with Mr.
i Belle Shirwood.
!; The exercises at the seminary during Ii
q past week have been OF great interest bot
$ to the pupils and patrons. They have bee
:, largely attended and heartily appreciates
Monday night the Juveniles recited the
J. pieces IN very creditable manner, with e
u cellent music interspersed under the dire
ton OF Professor Barbe and Miss Id
Chandler, teachers Of music. Wednesdu
= night the house was densely crowded ar
s. the young ladies rected their composition
all OF which were well received. Miss Edr
e Spruill, subject, Good Humor;" Mi
p Berta Hearn, subject, " Falsehood !;
Miss Kate Gilmore, subject, Life - Mi
e Matte Hutchinson, subject, "Liie's Journey
h Miss Mavit Emberson, subject, "CharactI
n Grows Day by Day" Miss Anna Hesrr
I. subject, advantages of Early Plety;" Mis-
L Ida Chandler, subject, Female influence;
:. Miss Helen Evans subject, THE Contra,
n Between Enlightened and tnciviliyed,