The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-03
SOCIAL-PERS0NAL.


cities and Towns Personal Mention.
The time is approaching when the bal'-
room and the theatre will lose much gifts
interest, and the picnic aud excursion will
be all the rage. The deyotees Of the dance
were out in large force on Tuesday night
at Mayers hall. The occasion was the
Grand ball given by the Married Folks
club. The announcement Of an entertain
ment by this club is enough to insure
large attendance. They were there in full
force both married and unmarried. In
act, it seemed as II the young people had
concluded to discontinue their hops, and
DIN the Married Folks clab There
were some of the young men
s o.called present, who looked very much as
if they ought to belong TO a married folks
club. hut ales! they have been una Bile u
a tain the desired goal. Now we sug gest
that the Young mems club org lnlze ana a.
ternate with the married forks club ana
then we will have an entertainment eacA
week. D,,t.u
pavr a BANQUET NJ Keut's hotel to the visit
ing jewellers in attendance upon the state
convention. 1t was u very pleasant affair,
and as we have before stated 1t was EN- oyeu
by the newspaper man who TOOK occ SION
to make speech.
o. Tuesday night the Ladies Musicale
society met at the residence oil Coionel w.
j. Keller. The attendance was lar-e, ara
the occasion was one of unusual interest.
Dallas should be proud OF her musical
talent, and we shall expect TO hear much
from them ia the future.
We are IN receipt OF an invitation ION
Mr.. and MlJ. w. q. Sickles and lady, re-
testing attendance at the marriage OF
Their niece, Miss Susie Ii. hummer ana
Mr.. T. B Jones'. Ceremony to be performed
at the residence, on May =, at.4' p' M
The ladies OF the FiG,t Baptist church
gave the first strawberry festival IN the
HERALD building this weeE. The attend
snce was large and the amount raised very
satisfactory.
We are in receipt of an invitation to at
tend an exhibition at Bingham -chooi,
North Carolina, to be given by the gym
nasium, on the 2Sth of April. we are In
debted TO w. H. Keller and G. NJ. Slaughter
for the invite, both Dallas boys. We are
sorrow the lateness of the hour prevents our
coming. We appreciate it all the same.
Thursday night the Odd Fellows gave a
BANQUET at Kent's hotel, in celebration OF
the Anniversary of the foundation OF the
order. The banquet was largely attended,
and number of lady guests were present
to grace TIE occasion.
arrange its next meeting so as not to con-
flct with the Swngerfest. We are glad TO
hear it.
The ladies hospital committee, meet at
Mrs, Howard room, at the Grand Windsor
hotel, on Wednesday afternoon at o.clt X,
for final preparations for the S9ngerfest.
Mr.. P n. HASKELL, of Chicago, ella s.
mate of our junior, who has beenintheclty
for several days, left for home last ,night
Mr.. John Stewart, OF Reading, PennsSl-
yania, prominent merchant, who has been
recuperating his health in Texas, left for
home last night.
Miss Bell Oglesby, of Plano, daughter OF
of Col. Oglesby, treasurer ofCollin county,
graduated lately at Thorp SD. ings and re-
turned home with her blusning honors on
Friday.
Mrs. Jno. Dawson and Mrs. Blakemore,
of Fort Worth, who have been guests at
the Grand Windsor for the past few days,
leave to-day for their homes, to the regret
OF many sincere friends.
Mr.. Chew, leading lawyer of New York,
with his wife, arrived here yesterday and
will remain few days, guests Of the Grand
Windsor hotel. He comes in the interest
of some of the stockholders OF the Texas
Trunk line.
Mr.. Jno. w. Panamore, president St.
Louis d. Texas railroe1 1, arrived in the
city Friday night, and left on Saturday
morning at 6 o'c' ock.
Santa Fe road, is up on visit from Gal
weston.
Miss Lenice and Minnie Moore, two
charming young ladies of Waxahachie, are
visiting friends in the city.
NJ. +. Dickinson jr., Colonel D. r. Sort.
well, of Boston; Charles Step1th and J. G.
Chew and wife, of New York, all dir ,ctly
concerned 10 the Texas Trunk railroad, are
at the Windsor, and are here to attend the
sale of the road. which will take place
Tuesday.
G. w. Pickering, commercial tourist of
st. Louis, is at the Windsor.
Major G.. H. Waddell, of London, I'd B.
l.. Orr, of Ohio, capitalist, interested in the
proposed Sabine d. Northwestern road, are
both at the Windsor.
John Howard, p? 'senger agent Of the Bee
line, is at the Windsor,
l.. ID Voak, of ST. Louis. is in the city.
John T. Heard and +. II. Hoax, promi-
nent grain merchants of Sedalia, Missouri,
are in the city.
Colonel Dan Malvern, of Iowa, is at the
Windsor.
Mr.. V. II. Golay. of the City compress,
returned yesterday from Calvert, where he
j
rived there from Florida. Mr.. Golay looks
ali the better for his short respite from
business, and 10 again making trouble al
the elevator. Captain Ben Melton has one
eve on him, and Wilson has instructed bis
parrot 10 talk morality TO him.
G. II. Huffman is confined TO his bed by
bilious fever.
c. A. Hotchkiss, we'll known drummer
from st. Louis is at the Windsor.
n. NJ. Millett, Of Sherman, was in the
city yesterday.
John Hodge, master carpenter Of the
general southwestern system Of railroads,
and family, Of st. Louis, were in the city
the past week.
Mr.. Frank Doremus and wife, Of Calves
Ton, are in the city, and will make Dallas
their future home.
Mr.. John +. Hurd. financial agent and
senator, from Missouri, was in the city yes
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Allen, with their two
little daughters, Caddie and May, came up
from Galveston TO spend a few days with US
I'M Dallas. Mr.. Allen is land agent OF the
GulL Colorado & Santa Fe railroad, aud
Yesterday returned TO the city from Mid |
lothian and Waxahachie, where he has |
been arranging for sale oilots at Midlothian /
on May 10Th proIimo.
Miss Sallie Griffis, a charming young lady |
Of Waxahachie, who has been visiting Miss /
Lucy Keller, Of this city, has returned |
home.
General G.. W. Rdss, who has been spend /
ing the past few weeks in Austin and san i
Antonio, has returned TO the city.
Mrs. Maud ThrOckmOrtOn ana Mrs. Luz
Gle Wall, OF Cynthiana, Kentucky, are /
visiting the fsmily Of Mr.. Granville Crutch-
pr. near the Fair grounds.
Coionel J. w. faramOre, president Of the
reras 4 ST. Louis Narov-gauge road, passed
through the city yesterday, going efst.
II. l.. McMurray, popular travelling ton
-isf through this state, IL In the city.
Mr.. L. +. Harrison and Miss Katie Cross,
N Paris, Kentucky, are visiting the family
n DR.. L. II. Chiffon.
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