The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-10
SOCIAL personal
! ALTERS 81 Moment 10 Those Who Move
ia Pleasures World.
|<,eiaI Events in the City aud Tribu.
tary Towns.
PERSONAL aud Miscellaneous e >>'p.

|psr.onal and Miscellaneous e >>'p.
rbs,uu.urr n,y LOW ne said To have
,riy set IL. A.ter d Backward spriEg ia.
[ .,,h wa experienced whether that put
N. oldest .nhabitant on his mettle as to re.
| .,ri.ceuce, the first week oiJune has given
:, earnest Of the sultry dsys to come, and
H. mind intuitiyely reyerts to sea breezes,
,,iy groves, and mountain heights. Many
haze already planned the coming campaign
ATS minutest detail while others not so for
me favored are divided between the duty
II remaining at home and the brief
,,.dise of a jaunt 10 be paid for by a nur.
ss,ory of scfimping on the return. The
'Ssenious, however, will not be- AT A loss IN
1Tsn excursions TO places whose regulations
J. resorts do not necessiIate the ieyying of
ROYALTY upon every pilgrim entering their
a,ecincis, and IL is astonishing how much
ssnniue pleasure few dollars NAV be
made 10 yield when not scattered in the
hsaten track OF folly. The stay-at.
mes should also take heart
or although not generally known and an.
pr,csted, there are many places within the
nlius OF few miles, admirably adapted
ID excursions. Midlothian, with its beauti.
nj scenery, AlyaradO and its picture.oue
,urrouudlngs, not TO mention Longs lake
And Shady View park, otier attractions
Id Tho Sc who would escape the heat, dust
md turmoil of the city Tor brief season
speaking OF parks, naturally lends us IN
he city park. Although it has scarcely
LtisIned TO that excellence in attractions
that has rendered Central park so famous
Mere has been good deal of "monkeyjnpT
byer "bare-ish" spots, and the next season
viii witness something pretty in the way of
transformation scene. COMPARISONS
AVS Mrs. Malapop, are odorous-bu,
cucely more so than the flowers which
bsye already begun to cast their perfume
b. hisby no means deserted spot.
THE PAST WEEK.
As will be seen below, the week lust
knded has yielded fair quota of homage
ID pleasure. The silken knot was tied three
hines at three different places, and it is alb.
kou.ely certain that six persons will always
hsye place in their memories for the second
week Of the ''leaiy month Of June"
Atsmeeting of the Dallas Chapter No.
II n. A. NJ, Monday night, the following
were elected officers to serve for the ensu.
jig term; +. NJ. Ervay, II. p; Frank Aus.
lin, X, Frank Cockrell, S.; L. NJ. Knephy.
treasurer; Henry Boil, secretary; II. S. Er.
bay, guard.
The following children will be confirmed
BY Rabbi Schulz during the feast OF Swan,
commencing tomorrow: Florette Schulz,
Edwin L. Schitl, Julius Goslin, Louis NJ
Herman, Sarah Hymsn, Charles Ample.
bonn, solomon 5. Kahn, Simon IL. Loeb,
Maurice q. Kahn.
Tuesday evesing, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents (Mr. and Mrs. T. Wolf were
Lnii.d III the holy bonds of matrimony Mr..
Eugene IL. Crowdus and Miss Elmina A.
WOli; X. Rev. A. {. Garrett, officiating.
lbe BRIDE, the very lmpersouaiou of intel
gnt beauty, wore rich gros grain silk,
Pun SIX erehadine over dress, court train,
NTH laces To match. The orange blossom
freath al the usual veil we're worn. Orpa-
hents, dam ,nds,a prest Mt from the groom.
On the same evening, at the First Pres.
by,erisn church. at $3.50 o'clock, were mar
bed Mr.. John MtC jwn and Miss Annie G.
Fmih Rev. A. Z. Smith, brother of the
ride, officiating. The ceremony was es
Pscaly impressive. The bridesmaids were
llSes A. Rauch, Stella White, Emm a
Wyle, Jennie Snodgrsss, Josie Smith, The
kroOms were Messrs J. l.. Coulson. William
thompson, Arthur X. Smith o. ID. Burnett
nd Mr.. L. +, Boiling. The bride was at
red in cream colored nuns yelling, trim
ped With Spanish lace, court train, orange
lovers and white tule veil.
IN wednesday evening, at the residence
The brides parents were joined in wed.
pCk, Mr.. Henry Frick and Miss Clara
veeney. A host of invited friends wit
ssed the ceremony and universally Join
The benson that their welded existence
by prove blissful.
Wednesday evening, under the auspices
he Y. Nj. ii. A, was produced at their
NJ The three-act farcical drama, Not Such
Fool as He Looks. Although the audi.
pee was not large, the actors rendered
hsr parts excellently and FILLED the bill"
psncety.
Thursday evening the Dallas Pleasure
Iub, composed of a number of our society
clng men, gave one OF their delightful
Fnl'montbly hops at the hospitable resi-
ence OF Mrs. {. A. Heating, on San Jacin.
The OCCASION was thoroughly enjoy
pie one in every particular. Dancing was
belonged till a late hour, when the quests
nfaled, loud in their praises of the I'M
tnlatious but perfect hospitality that
"a been extended to them. These hops
~ be continued through the summer, and
pea prominent feature in the seasons
|Iiyiies.
friay evening the tenth hop of the Dal-
social club came off at y. NJ. II. A.
all 10 those who have participated in
engagements of this thoroughly pleas.
eBoihg association, 1t is needless to state
Aeyery one present will have cause to
member their attendance. Followingis the
ORDER OF DANCES.
Lanciers, 2, Waltz; 3 Heel and Toe l.
anc'ers; Schottische; 6, Newport; I, Ian.
~ waltz; ., Heel and Toe; Interms.
~ wal z, IL, Newport; IL, Lanoiers;
Nnntllsche; ii, Heel and Toe; Is, Lam
i ~, waltz; II, Newport Is, Home
70 a'ar'szed and very attentive house,
W.! evening, Rev. DR. /, Hayden delivered
IwN interesting lecture descriptive OF
BURIED cities Of lIerCulaneum and Pom
", Illustrated by a fine series of paintings.
ine ehlldren OF the Cumberland Presby-
sterday,
m THE FuTURR.
Ihe cards are out for double wedding
rmony at the First Presbyterian church
INuav evening, June l4-Miss Mittie
ef and Thomas 4. Littlefield, Miss
imale Parker and Robert 2. Toole. This
TX 'he hrst dual event of its nature
w l,u 'he present annals OF Dallas, togeth.
.Mn me wide popularity and innumera.
ssaees OF the lovely brides-elect, has
s lu v . forward to with peculiar inter-
Me friends OF the contracting, par
Inc gentlemen are well known in
,s, wnu'tnchlty, Mr.. Littleiield occupying
MY nslole position in the house Off. V.
~, y. and Mr.. Toole being associate
I@oi the HERALD.
Nn ,utsiay, June Goth, the Queen City
st nus VIII give an exhibition drill, to con-
ps,aM night with social hop. The
Upper. "' "ehehaht Win rihe ara
',SSe o OF the Mission Sunday. school
.,;o, uutt-house are busily engaged in
a., u' ny their songs, recita,ions, etc, for
.Jus'9,eaking" at the Dallas Female
nv W. W. FRIDAY night, the 18th OF June.
in naR,Lb acknowledges the receipt of
err,. us,ln', TO attend the CON mencement
d,v ~so " Plano Institute, which begins
NM oy Kew DR.. Smith, of this city,
cr,smg Ihe commencmen sermon. The
NO. S"nme, unfortunately we have not