The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12
THE FAST WEEK.

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Hebrew association, held at their hall sun
day, July LIST, the following officers were
elected TO serve for the following year: A.
X. Hurst, president; A. M. Loeb, vice
presideni; A. Rosenheim, recording secre-
taro: s. Reinhardt. financial secretary; j. j.
Cohen. treasurer; Rev. DR.. Henry Schulz,
librarian; Max j. Roseniield, Ben lralson,
A. l.. Loeb, trustees.
The following officers were alected last
Monday night for the next six months, by
the Dallas Turn Verein: First speaker,
L, +. Bohny; second speaker, Aug Muller;
first treasurer, r f. Eisenlohr; second treas
urer. T, Eisenohr; librarian, A. Sanger;
stewart G. Burgower.
IThe glorious Fourth was celebrated in
good style, although Jupiter Pluvlus put In
his usual demurrer. The Dallas social club
which is com posed of number OF the best
young men in the city who swing, around
the social circle with vim, together with
a number of their lady and gentlemen
friends, spent the day at Gaston's wood
land. mile and half west OF the Trinity
river. They had good time OF IL, espe-
ciallv when the luncheon hour came on.
Beneath the UNI brageous branches OF the
trees on the green grass was prepared u
spread that would have tempted any one,
and If any one in the company had lost
or borrowed one. This refers to the male
part of the picncers. They were caught
ont in the rain and got wringing wet, but
what cared they, so long as they spent such
a royal, good, glorious, old Fourth of July
day.
thursday evening, at the residence.of her
father, Oleander street, Miss Matte Caruth,
entertained number OF her friends by CIV
ing a party in honor of her guests, Misses
Katie Banks and Cora Lewis, OF Waxa-
hachie, on the eve of their departure for
home, A most pleasant evening was spent
nv all present, and the elegant manner in
which Miss Matte, the fair hostess, enter
taihed her guests will long linger among
their pleasant thoughts of the past.
The friends OF DR.. II. Schulz rendered
that gentleman a serenade Thursday even
ing. expressive of their rejoicing at his vim
dication. After serenading the doctor, the
board of directors and the attorney for the
defense, they paid the HERALD the cQmpli-
ment of a serenade.
Invitations commandatory were issued
by the president and secretary OF The limo
cence Abroad club to appear at 7 a. M
sharp, at the Office of the president, f. M
Heights Each lady received an invitation
and they were to chose, three names from
the club, numbering /, 2 and 8. The gen.
tlemen were each notified OF the ladies'
choice, and if she failed in her en-
deayor to secure No. /, she had to
content herself with No. 2, perhaps No: 3
Judging from the happy faces seen aftei
their arrival at the grounds selected, look.
er-on could but conjecture each lady had
been fortunate in the selection of prize No.
l. Inn cant games OF mumble-peg and
Old Motn-r Goose and dry land fishing oc'
cupi-d largely the day, aud as pair atlel
pair weary Of such sports would wander
If undrr tue shades of n tree, hal rines'
beyond deacrpnou iilumined The faces OF
the entire party.
The inrer man was abundantly supplied
with refreshments too good 1or The mos
fastidouS epicure.
To describe the elegance, the beauty, the
loneliness of the lady members this CLUB
as well as the polite, gallant ana manly
male mem bers who accompanied them as
they left headquarters, an omnibus hlled tc
its utmost. exceeds the power OF your mum
BILE reporter; suffice it to say happier, mer-
rier, more lovely crowd never started out
with hopes SO buoyant and hearts SO full
The rain for time drove them from the
grounds, bur were Kindly and hospitabl
entertained at the residence of Judge b ord
near by. They came back after most de
lightfully enjoyed day.
The parties who enjoyed this happy. anc
long to be remembered Fourth OF July
were, MesSrs. III IsousSrsi voeS,S
ham, Tom Holden, l.. Fitzhugh, Hugf
Hazard, Charles Williams Ed Fonda, A. M
Wheliss, George Osborn, Robert Curtes and
Frank Wheat. -,
The ladies, Misses Lou Eugenia Hamil
ton, Mary Seward Peckham, Mckee, Lilly
Fitzhugh, Ada ROUGH, Josie Stevenson
May Thomas and Edna Simpson.
Colonel Fitzhugh and Mrs. w. A. KOS
chaperoned the party.
I'M
Misses Maggie and Emily Tresenius, whit
have been visiting their aunt. Mrs. Sydney
Smith, left yesterday for their home II
Mobile, Alabama.
Colonel w. W. Leak arrived home Fri
day, accompanied by his daughter, MIS-
Mary, who has been attending school IL
Illinois.
Captain s. ]. Adams left yesterday morn
ing on visit to Hearne.
Mrs. Nellie B. Belt and children are nov
enjoying a visit with the family OF GU
former fellow-citizen, Major Il. I. Jett, o
Washington, Arkansas.
Tudpe w. r. Wright and family leav
Monday to spend the summer at Wauke
sha and the lakes.
Grace Carlton and Kittie May Alternately
of Bonham, are visiting the family Of MI
Ed O. Smith.
Charlie II, Potter, late with Schneider
Davis. has accepted a position in tn,
wholesale grocery house OF L. Il. Marsaii
e. Co.
an old resident OF Dallas, Will preach a
Commerce street Christian church to-da.
at IL o'clock.
Captain b. W. Bell leaves tonight for hi
old home, Montgomery, Alabama, to spen'
the summer. During his stay here be mad
A host OF warm friends who regret his dc
parture and hope for his early return.
Mr.. ]. Aaronson leaves to-day Tor Gle
burne where he VIII engage IN tne mercan
tile business with his brother OF that place
Miss Beulah Childress, a charming youn
lady of Terrell, IL visiting the family
Captain @. NJ. 6wink.
George Bisen, q popular commercial tour
ist. has returned from an extended tn
Through the west, and says that be neve
in ali bis travels saw such promising crors
Willie A Silver left yesterday ior blAo
Springs, Virginia, 10 spend the summer;
Hon. DIN Wellborn returned yesterda,
from Galveston whittier he went IN res
Spouse 70 an invitation from the WashinR
ton artillery, Of that city, 10 deliver u
Fourth Of July oration. D.,
Mrs. Il. W. McCsren, OF New Orleans, i
visiting Mrs. W. A. Bickham.
J. A. Brsnigsn, with the engineerln
force OF the Texas a st. Louis Narrow
gauge road. is in the city.
Major II. NJ. Herman, attorney OF ID
Missouri Pacific road, passed through th
city yesterday, en- route from . cuisines
trip east, 70 Fort Worth, his headquartsr'
Messrs. W. X. Wheelock, secretary an
treasurer. and e. @. Childs. q stakeholder
have retained from Monterey, MEXICO
where they went for the purpose OF cor
tracing for A tunnel In the Rosario mines
They we're successful and let the contrnc
for SO feet Of tunnei-vOfk, which will brlD
them 10 the main vein OF the mine. IN
record Of this mine, they say, shows N
vein 70 be extremely ricn, and should TIE
succeed IN resching the ven, ss entlc'
pated, they will be millionaires-
Mis- Fsuuie +. Walker. after spendin
several We -ks'wifh Marshal Mckee's lam