The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-14
SOClAL-PERS0NAL
matters Of Moment 10 Those Who Move
In Pleasures world.
Social Events In the CITY and Trlbn
iary Towns.
Personal and Miscellaneous Gossip

ItINUHul Unu
The summer may now be said to have
fairly set in. After backward spring IN
which was experienced whether that put
the Oldest inhabitant on his mettle as TO re-
minisceuce, the first week OF June has given
an earnest of the sutry dsys to come, and
the mind intuitively reverts to sea breezes
leafy groves, and mountain heights. Many
have already planned the coming campaign
to its minutest detail while others not so for
tune favored are divided between the duty
Of remaining at home and the briel
paradise of jaunt TO be paid for by q pur.
gatory of scrimping on the return. The
ingenious, however, will not be at loss to
plan excursions to places whose regulations
as resorts do not necessitate the levying OF
royalty upon every pilgrim entering their
precincts, and it is astonishing how much
genuine pleasure few dollars may be
made to yield when not scattered in the
beaten track OF folly. The stay-at-
IA omes should also take heart
Ior although not generally known and APP
preciated, there are many places within the
radius of few miles, admirably adapted
to excursions. Midlothian, with its beauti-
full scenery; Alvarado and its picturesque
Surroundings. not to mention Longs lake
and Shady View park, offer attractions
to tho Sc who would escape the heat, dust
and turmoil of the city Tor brief season.
Speaking Of parks, naturally leads us 70
The city park. Although it has scarcely
attained W tnat excellence in attractions
that has rendered Central park so famous,
there has been good deal of "monkeying'
over "bare-ish" spots, and the next season
will witness something pretty in the way OF
transformation scene. Comparisons,
says Mrs. Malapop, are odorous-buI
scarcely more so than the flowers which
hsv. already begun to cast their perfume
on this by no means desertedspot
THE PAST WEEK.
As will be seen below, the week just
enued has yielded lair quota of homage
to pleasure. The silken knot was tied three
times at three different places, and it is alb
solu.ely certain that six persons will always
have place in their memories for the second
week of the "leafy month of june"
At meeting of the Dallas Chapter No.
AZ N. A. M, Monday night, the following
were elected officers to serve for the ensu-
ing term: F. M. Ervay, H. P; Frank Aus
tin, K; Frank Cockrell, s.; l.. M. Knepfy,
treasurer; Henry Boil, secretary; II. s. Err
way, guard.
Inc following children will be confirmed
by Rabbi Schulz during the feast of Swan,
commencing tomorrow: Florette Schulz,
Edwin R. Schiff, julius Goslin, Louis NJ.
Herman. Sarah Hyman, Charles Ample
bonn. solomon S. Kahn, Simon III. Loeb,
Maurice @. Kahn.
tuesday eveline, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents (Mr. and Mrs. T. Wolf were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony Mr..
Eugene I'll. Crowdus and Miss Elmlna A.
Wolf; Ri. Rev. A. C. Garrett, officiating
The bride. the very impersonation of intel
ligent beauty, wore rich grosgrain silk,
with silk grenadine over.dress, court train,
with laces to match. The orange blossom
wreath al the usual veil were worn. Orna-
ments, d. monds,a prest mt from the groom.
On the same evening, at the First Pres
byterian church, at $3.50 o'clock, were mar
ried Mr.. John McCown and Miss Annie @.
Smith; Rev. A. P. Smith, brother of the
bride, officiating. The ceremony was es-
pecially impressive. The bridesmaids were
Misses A. Rauch, Stella White, Emma
Wylie, Jennie Snodgrass, Josie Smith. The
grooms were Messrs j. l.. Coulson, William
Thompson, Arthur E. Smith o. d. Burnett
and Mr.. l.. F. Boiling. The bride was at
tired In cream colored nuns yelling, trim
med with Spanish lace, court train, orange
flowers and white tule veil.
On Wednesday evening, at the residence
OF the BRIDES parents were Joined in wed.
lock, Mr.. Henry Prick and Miss Clara
Sweeney. A host of invited friends wit
messed the ceremony and universally join
in the benson that their welded existence
may prove blissful.
Wednesday evening, under the auspices
OF the Y. NJ. H. A, was produced at their
hall the three-act farcical drama, Not such
Fool as He Looks. Although the audi
ence was not large, the actors rendered
their parts excellently and filled the bill"
to a nicely.
!. Thursday evening the Dallas Pleasure
club, composed of a number of our society
young men. gave one OF their delightful
semi-monthly hops at the hospitable resi-
dence of Mrs. @. A. Heating, on San Jacin-
10. The occasion was a thoroughly enjoy
able one in every particular. Dancing was
prolonged till late hour, when the guests
separated, loud in their praises OF the I'M
ostentatious but perfect hospitality that
had been extended to them. These hops
will be continued through the summer, and
viii be prominent feature in the seasons
festivities.
Friday evening the tenth hop Of the Dali
las Social club came off at Y. M. II. A.
hall. To those who have participated in
the engagSments OF this thoroughly pleas
ure-goinR association, II is needless to state
that every one present will have cause to
remem Der their attendance. Followlngis the
ORDER OF DANCES.
1, Lapciers; 2, Waltz; 3 Heel and Toe; 4,
Lanciers; o, Schottische; G, Newport; Z, Ian
ciers; 8, Waltz; o, Heel and Toe; lntermis-
sion; 10, Wal'z; IL, Newport; u, Lanciers;
10, Schottische; IA, Heel and Toe; 10, Lam
ciers: 10. Waltz; II, Newport Is, Home
Sweet Home. Al, -,
Friday evening, Rev. DIR. Hayden delivered
n most interesting lecture descriptive OF
the buried cities OF Herculaneum and Pom
peii, illustrated by fine series Of paintings.
The children OF the Cumberland Presby-
terisn church picniced at Longs lake
yesterday,
The cards are out for double wedding
ceremony al the First Presbyterian church
Tbursday evening, June H-Miss Mittie
Parker ard Thomas +. Littlefield, Miss
Clemmie Parker and Robert p. Toole. This
being the first dual event OF It's nature
wi hin the present annals OF Dallas, togeth-
on with the wide popularity and innumera-
blegreces of the lovely brides-elect, has
been looked forward TO with peculiar inter
sd v the friends OF the contracting par
fies The gentlemen are well known IN
this community, Mr.. Littleheld occupying
. responsible position in the house Of X; v:
editor OF the HERALD. ,,..-
~, Tnesday. June 26th, the Queen City
oo.,ds xiIl give an exhibition drill, to con-
.1nds Al night with q social hop. The
Cnards are alike trenchant with rlfe and
TIE children oitbe Mission sundsy-scbool
=. ,ns court-bouse are busily engaged IN
,,r.cficine their songs, recitations, etc, Tor
-, .sius breaking" at the Dallas Female
,.-.Iieg. IN Friday night. the 18th Of June
The HFRsLD sckovledRes the receipt o.
a. initiation 10 attend the com meDcemeni
sTerrises Of Piano Institute, which begins
fo-dsv. BIZ Rev. DR.. smith, OF TINS c,iys
.-..-,t irc bscnmmencment sermon. The
tr,-c.remme, unfortunately We have not
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Fyorn dsts At hand We predict brilliant
theatrical season. with an early opening
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