The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
SOCIETY GOSSIP.
,,ry Of The weeks Scenes In the
Social World,
various DOiugs of Some Of lis
y" Leading Actors.

v,riOuS DoingS of Some Of lis
>" Leading Actors.
,,,lcy ycws in DALLAS and Elsewhere
,, the past week, social matters were
abu more lively than during its pre-
Two marriages, one in the Epis
S.hnrch, and the other in the Metho.
@p',V musicale, details of which are below
ID picnic at Gaston's farm; the
iafnsnettio of the Old Folks CLUB, were
o'Eau1, he leading features. From the
ipO1s of marriage licences issued four
napSjch were taken out on yesterday
NDi,h the fact that a certain fashion,
tousi '"o,sa.maker is busilv engaged on four
sOe ulex the field looks more
uOu VIZ al interesting items for the coming
POM laws, Que wedding is fixed for the
lnhn 1,oyimo, but 1t might not be Wright
Nv be revealed thus early. A
nn detective, by watching the head
hLha of the aforesaid fashionable dress
~. has become satisfied Ufthese names,
disclosures are not in rrder Just vet.
outi'omond ring purchased in Dallas, and a
Aus"nd crescent breach ordered from
:, Tonis, Indicate other trtusseaux soon
4 pbe ordefeu'
ruy Married Folks club met during the
nSeek for the purpose ofeleciing officers
nv ensuing term. Mr.. r b. Arthur,
" I.'iSsd over the meeting. The following
HssTs were elected: Paul +. Erb, presl-
aur H, Turner. vice.president; d. II.
yS .V secretary; G. N. pullman, treas
~, Al the next meeting programme
Y, he winter months will be mapped out.
n, Tuesday last there was picnic at
c',,on's woodland. The party consisted
Misses Josie Stephens, Minnie and Della
S,achter, Mary Thomas Anna Green.
,y and Lucy Keller and Indy Wolf, and
t,hIlowiIg gentlemen: G.. G. Wright,
p,nE Wheat, Fray Fitzhugh, Ed CASTOR,
WI Strange, Ed. Gray and Mr.. Hansen.
Oy last Wednesday evening the ladies'
VnycaIe was entertained by Miss Lillian
I,atins. corner San JacintO and Howard
Trets There were some iiity or sixty
rrsSs present, and the entire affair passed
~ As has already been reported in these
coumns in q most happy manner. Along
Etb the classic selections there were inter
,ersed the simpler ballads, and thus the
various tastes present were gratitied. IL
vp matter OF general comment
tb,t the fair hostess, aided by her
mother and father entertained most ele-
antly, and added to the very general high
rsrard had for her rare accomplishments,
t,ct and social graces. Besides the regular
bIocramme, many volunteer songs and in
,Iumenlal pieces were had in response TO
enthusiastic calls. In this regard, by
clever compliance, the ladies acted charm
i1ply, the gentlemen badly. and they are
onIy 10 be excused on the ground of eI-
9ssiye modesty through fear OF unhealthy
comparisons, or rather contrasts. Follow.
iDg was the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DUET.
NofceanX Brlllante ...,........ &c. ... Blake.
Mrs. Irrelevant an Miss jenkins.
VOCAL SOLO.
Non IOin0. .,...,..'.'.'''.'.''''M'H Oi9Wuus
recitation ...,.................... Miss Morgan.
VOCAL SOLO
NJ Queen Blumenthal. Mrs, John Davis.
ISTSUMRNTAL SOLO.
Eeyile On Leon, Konski .........Mrs. Morrow.
vJCAL SOLO.
SiUo Cup Observation-Disclosures, ..... NJ TT
Recitation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MIS- NApNtl.
VOCAL SOLO.
Lucia de Lamnr M or,.-.,. ....... Miss We I.
instrumental 10.
R01a7Ce ....... ............,..,,. Mlls helcE'
PERI An o CHORUS.
Ne,Is Kerr T-ezeyant, Morrow, Strange, Al
drelge AND Cipwell
SOME time during this week, possibly
Thursday evening, complimentary mu-
siclle, or concert, will be given In honor OF
one of our society ladies. We are pro-
h.bied from using the name OF the person,
aut we apprehend that her alluded 20 Will
be recngnized Shen we describe her as be-
lng exceptionally one of the most popu,
luoi her sex with rich and poor, cid and
young gentle and Jew:
The light Of love. the purity Of grace,
The mind the music breathing from her lace
Bynature richly gifted and endowed, aud
BY art so highly cultured and accom-
pished. ACQUAINTANCE quick blossomed
into friendship, and friendship soon
iipaned into love and admiration Of
allher many merits, like rose leaves bathed
10 dew, set i'll disposition that made
hppy all on whom its sunny influence Tell
Her years of residence from infancy among
us have been as music. and so 1t is that
music's rich, distilled perfumes, amid
which she, herself so loves to reyel, should
Wait the coming, sad farewell as she leaves
Der Texas home for more northern CLINE.
Without an intimation Of ii, o city iull OF
men, and women and children Will now az
once syllable the name.
Colonel Brownlee, the contractor, says he
will exert his utmost to have the new opera
house. in iull readiness for the night OF the
l5h of October. The iresC0 artists
haye bt en- telegraphed Tor in lndianano'
lis, and will be here next Saturday Inc
scenes are all painted and can be put up III
Two days notice. The chairs are TO be
here on the morning Of the 18th oil OCTOBER
0S next Thursday, Reverend Henry
Ward BCecher will be amongstus ana ue'
liver the first lecture Of the season, the sun
Jet being the Reign of the Common REQ
pie. The lecture will be at Armory hall'
ana the elite rs well as the common peo'
pie will turn out In full force TO hear the
learned gentleman. one thing we trust
viii be kindly remembered, viz; the MOOR
Of the hall selectedis level, there are no
elevated and Vently.rising seats, ana
II will not be an easy matter
ior persous in the rear OF biz mother Hub
bard bonncts TO get fair view. Derby or
similar hats will be apositiye kindness 10
many an auditor,
The other wing Of the congregation have
secured the services of Rabbi l.. Phillipson,
Of Cincinnatti. young gentleman recently
graduated from the Hebrew Union college
Of that city with honors, who was ordained
IS Rabbi last July. lie Is aaid to be very
Young for one occupying such an exalted
POSITION in the Jewish church. lie VIII ar
We Friday, and on that evening VIII lee'
lure ON The Prophets Of Israel
PERSONAL MENTION.
We clip from the Detroit Free Press Thu,
following paragraph concerning some OF
Dnt Dallas visitors abroad; Mrs, Hereford,
vile OF Col. ]. b Hereford, an accomplished
writer is spending the season at the bar
lows house, accompanied by her three
daughters. Miss Hereford, the eldest,
',s,ler, is u recent graduate. OF the sseren
Heart academy OF this city. Miss Mary Inu-
ole southern poetress, accompanies 'he