The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-24

Tine CitY Of DallHS' -. W. boulh. q.
~ uston, the Association Ofadle'-b'
Y. Yeafger.
1The Iadiesr-II. Gosling.
"The Pressr-Colonel I'd, q. Bower.
the place of Hon, DIN Welborn,
indisp0sed, made the most brilliant ana
impromptu address, which was
received with round after round OF ap-
plause.
The citizens of Dallas, by Mr.. Ably, re-
sponded TO by Mayor w. l.. Cabell.
After this THE Merchants OF Dallas. re-
sponded to by Mr.. Oppenheimer, president
Merchants exchange
After this, the members OF the assocla-
ton gave three hearty cheers for the city OF
Dallas. Thereupon those who were BOOKED
for the Mexico excursion started down and
took the special train prepared for them Tor
Monterey.
Thus ended one of the happiest meetings
that ever sembled IN the city OF Dallas'
fitting close to the most harmonious con-
vention the association has ever held.
THE ExCURsIoNIsTs TO MEXICO.
The following is u list OF members OF
the Texas Press association, uhuer
charge of Colonel B. w. Mccullough,
assistant general passenger and ticket agent
of the Gould system, participating IN the
Monterey excursion, and the papers they
represent: Hal. l.. Costing, president, Cas-
roville Quill; w. A. Abbey, secretary, Long
view Democrat; A. w. Clifford, treasurer,
San Antonio Light; Il. #. Yeager,. Waxa'
hachie Enterprise; J w. Fletcher, Journal,
Atlanta; Albert D. Rust. Plaindealer, NC
Gregor; W. Q. Hill, Austin County Times,
Bellville NJ. H. Custer. Banner. Cooper
T. D. Rock, Woodville Eureka; K. wilson,
Champion, Center; +. V. Ende, Greenvllle
Herald; Luther w. Clark, Brazos Pilot
J. I. Davis, Texas Western; w. 5. McCur
ley, Canton Texan; ]. M. Shumate, Quid
Nunc, Round Rock; Isaac II. Julian, Free
Press, San Marcos; A. S. Mercer, Shleld
Henrietta; ]. T. Jones, Pilot Point Post
II. A. Halbert, Corsicana Observer; y r
McLain, Bowie Cross rimbers; Byron Drew
kaufman Sun; J. c. Son, Albany Star; w
d. Cox, Times, Temple; John I'll; Hutchln
son, Argonaut, Morgan; Alexander wynn
signal; G. II. Black, Beacon, kingston
r. T. Miller, Henderson Times; X. u. Lnse
Cisco Round Up: Il. Duncan, Estray Rec
ord, Dallas G. ]. Pilgram, Inquirer, Con-
zales; Il. H. Hams, Camp County Express
G. A. Kssseler, Cass County Sun; j. +. Hart,
Gilmer Mirror; DR.. Yandell, Seguin Times;
cd. Williams, Corpus Christi Caller; ID: Is
Sullivan, North Texas Mercury; John Lee
vim, Banner, Brenham; J. f. Mi1Gheil
GreenVllle DunneIi - 'piius'' MT,
Mt. Pleasant; J. S. Penn, Laredo Times;
f. N. Oliver, Lewisville Headlight; ). M.
Common, jr.. Morris County Herald;
S. NJ. Carleton, Ennis Review;
T.R. Leeman, Corsicana Journal: r. Il.
Yantis, Local-C Chronicle; Wills Point; DR..
Max Writ, Victoria Zeitung; A, L; Bash
ell, Kyle Nutshell; j. A. Casper, Mlneola
Hawkeye; s. A. Fisher, Mexla Ledger; =.
G. Rust, Dallas Sunday Mercury; f. s,
Terry, Wills Pointer; Nat 9; Henderson:
Henderson; r. j. Ridgell. Narrow Gauge;
r. s. Kimbrough, Mesquiter, Mesquite,
j. W. johnson, Houston Post; Oscar o.
Nation, Barzoria independent; J: W; Booth,
Decatur Tribune; A. G. Scurlock, CleDurne
Chronicle; VIM. A. Fields, Meridian Blade;
J. b, Cranill, Gatesville Advance; +. b.
Robinson Huntsville Item; Louis J. Worth
am, Jefferson Wide-Awake; Chas. CuImore,
German Post, Houston; U. Rice, EMORY
Argus j. Cooper G1 PtgSscSen Daias
A. B. Person, Herald-New Denison; j. w,
Putnam, Live Stockman; J. 2. Jones.
Planter aud Farmer, Dallas; T. P. Maddox,
Tablet, Navasota; J. G. o. Brien, Dublin
Enterprise; ]. W. Fleming, Age of Progress.
brentwood: ]. w. Baines, Secretary OF
State; L. D. Lillord, Fairfield Recorder; Z.
E. Gilbert, Abilene Reporter.
THE LADIES BAZAAR.
During the entire week the noble women
of the city have surrendered s9ciai ENJOY
ment, the delights of home and whatever
pleasures might have oCcrued from the fes-
tiyities, and devoted their time, skill and
attention to the spreading OF lunch,
the proceeds from which are to 60 to the
erection of hospital for the poor, local and
transient of this city. 1t is with unteigned
pleasure that the HERALD records the sue
cess of the undertaking-the proceeds ex-
ceeding the fondest expectations OF the fair
servitors-and predicts that the blessings OF
the sick, halt and manned who shall receive
ministration at their hands, will be as a
cloud of incense from chapel of perpetual
alteration.
THEY. NJ. H. A. HOP.
The members of the Y. Al. III. A. gave q
complimentary hop Thursday night to
Mrs. l.. Eppstein, Mrs. Sam. Star, Mrs. NJ
Grundstein, Miss Sara Eppstein, of DENT
son, Miss Ray field, of Houston, Miss Eva
Rhine, of Bonbam, Miss Hustled, OF Paris,
Miss e, Levy, of Paris, and Mrs. Jacobs, OF
Oenison. Meme Bros. orchestra furnished
delightful music tor the occasion, to which
nimble feet kept measured time. 1t was, q
pleasant occasion both to the honored
guests and those who gathered there to
participate in the festivities OF the evening.
rIEsERENADER%
The Austin SengerfesY band paid the
HERALD office the hardHome compliment
of an elegant serenadG At the close OF their
sweet music they gave three hearty cheers
for the Dallas HEkALD. The courtesy was
responded o id happy terms by one OF the
proprietors, who wished them all Happiness
and prosperity.
THE'sRNGERFEsI PICNIC
at Shady View park on Thursday and the
supplementary one on Friday were both
extremely enjoyable affairs, although inter-
fered with by the weather. The best OF
order prevailed, and the varied enjoyments
we're entered into with great zest.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Mr.. Chas. Fred Tucker and Captain j. O..
O'Connor returned home yesterday from
business trip east.
On Friday evening, at the hospitable
residence of j. Oppenheim, the Is. }. V. o.,
Climb gave another of their delightful enter
tainments. This club, although it has
been in existence hut a short time, has be.
come one of the most popular ones in the
city. Among the young ladies present we
noticed Misses Matte Caruth, Linda Afford,
Efie Rowe, Fannie Oppenheim, Linda
Wolfe, Madaline Boren, Mabelle Fisher,
Agnes Wright, Flora Henry and others too
numerous to mention.
II. A. Blocker, q leading sheepman Of
southern Texas, arrived in the city lew
DAYS ago TO meet his wife, nee Miss Mile
Laers, who is visiting the family Of Walter
Caruth, Of this city.
Miss Belle Byrd, the beaut fol and &C.
complished travelling correspondent VI the
sunny South, graced the oAll last evening.
b. ". Rose and family leave this morning
for Mount Sterling. Ky.
James II. Van Hook, Of Marshall, took In
ihe S1ngeriest.
Mr.. William Payne, OF San Antonio, was
in the CITY during the festivities.
Miss Inez Blair, popular young lady oil
Corslcana. is visiting Mr.. 4. A. johnson.
Mr.. NJ. Byrne, of the Denison Post, was
in the city the greater portion OF lsst week.
Captain B. M. Mccullough, Of Marshall,
and a prominent official Of the Texas a
Pacific railway, took in the sangeriest.
Colonel L. l.. CLANCY, q popular travelling
tourist Of Chicago, is at the Windsor.