The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25
Eer Sale by onoMnGs RALDMLN WILLIAMS Dallas rcx.

day afternoon by the pretty and petits
youns editress and proprietress, Miss Eva
h. Brltton, OF The hurricane" little L.
erSry monthly, published by her Al Charles
ton, South Carolina. Miss Br!tton i tray.
cling through the Lone star state, ener.
/ geucally pushing the claims Of The Hur.
r!eane' upon the attention of the public
The Journals OF the towns she has visited
speak very nicely OF her.
/ Mrs, f. J, White, from Mnleapeyiue
! Georgia, is visiting her neice Mrs. A. J.
| Ross, OF this city. Mrs. W. W. Ross came
rom Piano to meet her sister Mrs. White.
| Miss Matilda Ross, who was spending s,me
time at Mr.. Asa Hollis in Terrell was called
nome TO see her aunt, whom she never
saw before. Ii was q most pleasant family
reunion, full ofjoy, love and sweet remem,
| brance.
+. II. Appleton, of New York, is stop
! ping at the Windsor,
| Colonel J, J. Hand, business manager of
the Galveston News, is at the Windsor.
Senator Barnett Gibbs and wife arrived
home yesterday morning from Austin, ana
return tomorrow evening.
Mrs Mrs j. W. Wall and daughter, Miss
Ellen, OF Independence, Missouri, are visit
ing the family OF Captain c. NJ. Terry.
j, Cutler, of Chicago, Illinois, is among
tue arrivals at the ST, George
NJ W, Parker, of St. Louis, is registered
at the st. George.
The popular young drummer Il. T. Pugh,
of 81. Louis, is booked at the St. George.
Il. E. Craig returned last night from the
eastern part of the state, and is At the St.
George,
CALVERT.
Miss Jennie Laudermilk, Of Hearnp, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, General Ham
man.
Mrs. George BUrck has returned from her
Galveston trip.
That Juvenile party, at the residence OF
| Alderman James COunaIghton, was Almost
| delightful affair.
A select masquerade ball, given by the
Germans of Caiyerta at Oscars hall ,on Tues.
day, February p, lSS3, is the next social
event. Invitations have gone forth in lin
tied number.
MARLIN.
Miss Ada Corneison is visiting the city,
and Will remain several days.
Hiram Rosenthal has arrived from New
York. bringing his wife with him.
Senator Martin paid his home flying
visit last Saturday, and looks as if law.
making agreed with him.
An eopement took place In Marlin last
Monday, the high contracting parties being
u young couple from across the placid wa
tiers of the majestic Brazos, who became
iove.smltten, and marry they must-ani
marry they did. The parties to the affair
were Mr.. Elem, DeGratlenreld and Miss
Llly Gaines, daughter of the late ID. y.
Gaines. The young couple had been bill
ing and cooling for some time, and Miss
Lilly had been sent over to Marlin to re-
main with relatives with o view to frustrat-
ing the match, but loves young dream"
is not thus to be triiled with, and
/ 10
lin, made his presence known to
MS fair intended, and together they skipped
| OIL on the train to Waco, and perhaps ere
this are linked in the bonds of holy mat
rimony according to the statutes made
and provided. Both are quite young, the
gallant swain being only about Is years of
age.
KAUFMAN.
Miss Sue Falls has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Judge j. Il. billiard, this week.
DR.. j. A. Bennett aud daughter, Miss
Loudie, and his son Joe, visited relatives in
Dallas this week. Miss Loudie will remain
several days visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Cole.
The young ladies and gentlemen who
are Interested are 10 meet at the
residence OF Mrs. c. c. Nash to Ieorganse
the literary society, The spring and beau
tiiul weather Will soon be here. and we hope
I Tue SpCltl( Will ne tTEanlZeu.
| Captain A. Il. Carlisle left with his
vile for Hot Springs last Tuesday. Mrs.
Carlisle has been stricken down for several
weeks with rheumatism and neuralgia, and
the best Of medical skill has advised her to
try the virtues of the Hot Springs. Her
| friends wish her speedy recovery.
Thursday, February I'D, Mt y. M, at
the residence OF Mrs +. l.. Higgins, in the
town of Lawrence, were united in the ties
of holy wedlock Mr., Willis NJ. Zimmerman
and Miss Carrie L Dunham. Mr. Thinner
maa is the editor and proprietor of the
Forney Enterprise.
GRoEsBEECK.
Miss Frank Barclay is visiting the family
of S. ID. Walker.
Marriage licenses A. X. Bender and
Miss l.. l.. Pitts; G.. i. Moody and Miss
Emma Hunt; NJ. W. Archer and Miss lisa
Statos; Il. +. Hawkins and Miss Ella
| Smith.
Representative Camp was called home
from Austin this week on account of sick
ness in his family, his wife and two little
of the children are much better, but the
other little girl is yet quite unwell.
At the concert given by Mr. st. Lawrence
last Tuesday night, Miss Emily Alsorool
received the album, voted TO the most
popular young lady, bv lis majority, and
Professor Moreland received the present for
being the handsomest man decided by a
vote OF the ladies), which was Il wee little
pair Of baby stockings
ALvARADo.
Miss Anna Dalton, OF Cleburne, came
over Monday, and is visiting the family OF
]. A, Baugh.
| Who sent q valentine signed Ill. NJ. NJ =?
A young friend wants to know.
! There were two or three social parties in
town Monday night, and the young folks
enjoyed themselves hugely.
| Miss Tiny Edwards accompanied by her
CO. sin, Miss Watson, returned home Fri
1 day night from an extended visit to Airing.
| ton,
Miss Mary and her brother, j. ]. Stovall,
| OF Charleston, Missouri, are visiting their
father, and think OF making Johnson
county their future no ne.
! Mrs, l.. Phillips, who has been sick for n
| long time, was taken to Waco last week by
her husband, he thinking tie change would
be. of benefit 20 her.
| MENA.
| Miss Annie Davis, one Of CurslCaua'smost
charming young ladies, came down Thurs
day to spend u lew weeks with her cousin,
! Miss noine Moore, at Forest Glade.
! Mrs ROWAN ami her daughter, Miss
! Camille Gibson, returned Tuesday evening
| 0eeu attending the Mardi GraS festivities.
Mesais. J. NJ Day, Joseph Lipari, Ed.
| Shipman and John Baldwin returned to
MeNia last week after u stay of several days
IN New Orleans. They. were fairly laden
with tropical fruits
Our townsmau, T.. n. Barbour, esq, took
/ Wednesdays train Tor MootPu Wells where
he was 20 be married last night 10 Mrs l..
NJ. Chamberlain, y lair widow of that pop.
ular health resort.
Mr. r. S, Munger and sister, Miss Min.
ME, are to leave soon, the former for Phila.
dclph'a on business, aud the latter for Mis-.
sisslppi to visit relatives.
Our young friend, John Griffith, OF Wor
than, was down Monday, and informs
us that matrimonial gale has struck
Workman, aud is carrying everything be.
tore 1t lie reports the marriage oi DIR 5
l.. Herripg to Miss Ida Sowash, and Mr..
! Turner, railroad agent, tn Miss Mamie