The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-08
THE FAST WEEK.

X Hurst, president; A. NJ. Loeb, vice
president; A. Roseuheim, recording secre-
IarS S. Reinhardt. financial secretary. / ]
Cohen, treasurer; Rev Dr. Henry Schuhl
librarian; Max j. Rosenfeld, Ben Iralson
A. l.. Loeb, trustees
The following officers were alected last
Mond ~ night for the next six months. by
tue Dallas Turn NeteiL. First speaker.
J.. Bohny; second speaker, Aug Muller;
trst treasurer, Il, Eisenlohr; second treas
urer, I. ElSenlohr; librarian, A. Sanger;
stewart, G. BurRower.
1.-THE glorious Fourth was celebrated in
good style, although Jupiter Pluylus mt IN
his usual demurrer. The Dallas social club
which is composed of a number of the best
young men III the city who swing around
the social circle with a vim, together with
number OF their lady aud gentlemen
friends spent the day at Gaston's wood.
aud, mile and half west OF the Trinity
river. They mad agood time of H. espe.
cially when the luncheon hour came on
Beneath the outrageous branches of the
trees on the green grass was prepared A
spread that would have lempted any one
AM ii any one in the company mad lost
their appeutes they certainly had found il
or borrowed one. This refers to the male
part OF the picniCers. They were caught
out in the rain and got wringing wet. Int
what cared they, so long rs they spent such
a royal, good, glorious, old Fourth OF July
day.
Thursday evening, at the residence'of ner
father, Oleander street, Miss Matte Carutb.
IN eItained number of her friends by . v
ing party in honor of her guests Misses
Katie Banks and Cora Lewis. of Waya.
hachie, on the eve of their departure for
home. A most pleasant evening was spent
by all present, and the elegant manner in
which Miss Matte, the fair hostess, enter
taihed her guests will long linger among
their pleasant thoughts OF the past.
The friends OF DR.. II, Schulz rendered
that gentleman serenade Thursday even
ing expressive of their rejoicing at his vim.
di3atiOn. Alter serenading the doctor the
board OF directors and the attorney for the
defense, they paid the HERALD the compli-
meDt of a serenade,
I Invitations commandatory were issued
by the president and secretary of the limo
CenCe Abroad club to appear at 7 a. m,
sharp, at the office OF the president, +. NJ,
Wheat, to attend a picnic at Washington
Heights Each lady received an invitation,
and they were to chose three names from
the club, numbering |, and 8. The gen
tlemen were each notified OF the ladies'
choice, and If she failed in her en-
deayor to secure No. 1, she had to
content herself with No. ,, perhaps No. 3.
Judging from the happy faces seen after
their arrival at the grounds selected a look
er'on could but conjecture each lady had
been oNnnate in the selection OF prize No.
l. Ian c'F games OF mumnle-peg and
Oh M.HW'' osr aud dr., laad fishing oC-
cHHl'' lsfg"ly rne day, and as pair after
pHlI "'a a. 'urn ~ppTt~ would wander
uil urdrr the Snid 's ut "A tree, harvness
beyond dvscrpuo, lam 4 the faces #
the eIirr uarty.
The iu,ef man was abuudanty supplied
with rtireshmtuts to good Tor the most
ia uidiOns epiCure,
To desc he the elegance, the beauty, the
loneliness of the lady members Cfthls club,
as well as the polite, gallant and manly
male members who accompanied them as
they left headquarters, an omnibus filled to
its utmost exceeds the power of your hum
BILE reporter; suffice it to say happier, mer-
rier, more lovely crowd never started out
with hopes so buoyant and hearts so full.
The rain for time drove them from the
grounds, but were kindly and Hospitality
entertained at the residence of Judge bord,
near by. They came back after a most de-
lighttully enjoyed day.
The parties who enjoyed this happy and
long to be remembered Fourth OF July,
were, Messrs. Will Rodgers, Jessie j. Ora
ham, Tom Holden, l.. Filzhugh, Hugh
Hazard, Charles Williams Ed Fonda, A. NJ,
Wheliss, George Osborn, Robert Curtes and
Frank Wheat.
The ladies, Misses Lou Eugenia Hamil-
ton Mary Seward Peckham, Mckee Lilly
Fit2hugh, Ada ROuCh, Josie Stevenson,
Nav Thomas and Edna Simpson.
Colonel Fitzhugh and Mrs. W. 4. Ross
Chaperoned the party.
PERSONAL MENTION,
Misses Maggie and Emily Tresenius, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Sydney
Smith, left yesterday for their home in
Mobile, Alabama.
Colonel W. W. Leak arrived home Fri
day, accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Mary, who has been attending school in
Illinois.
Captain S. J. Adams left yesterday morn
ing on a visit to Hearne.
Mrs. Nellie B. Belt and children are now
enjoying visit with the family of our
former fellow citizen, Major b. p. Jett, of
Washington, Arkansas.
Judge w. b. Wright and family leave
Monday to spend the summer at Wauke-
sha and the lakes
Professor Charles Carlton and Misses
Grace Carlton and kittie May Alternately,
of Bonham, are visiting the family of Mr..
Ed G. Smith.
Charlie H. Potter, late with Schneider &
Davis, has accepted position in the
wholesale grocery house OF I. Il. Marsalis
& Co.
Professor Charles Carlton, of Bonham and
an old resident of Dallas, will preach at
Commerce street Christian church to-day
at IL o'clock.
Captain b. W. Bell leaves tonight for his
old homo MnntuNn,aru A lahanna IN qnnnn
the summer. During his stay here he made
host OF warm friends who regret his de-
parture and hope for his early return.
Mr.. J. Aaronson leaves to-day for Gle
burne where he will engage IN the mercan-
tile business with his brother OF that place.
Miss Beulah Childress, a charming young
lady of Terrell is visiting the family OF
Captain G. NJ. Swink.
George Bisen, a popular commercial tour
ist, has returned from an extended trip
through the west, and says that he never
in all his travels saw such promising crops.
Willie A Silver left yesterday for Blade
Springs, Virginia, to spend the summer,
Hon. Olin Wellborn returned yesterday
from Galveston whittier he went in res
Spouse to an invitation from the Washing
ton artillery, of that city, to deliver the
Fourth OF July Grafton.
Mrs. Il. W. McCeren, OF New Orleans, Is
visiting Mrs. w. A. Bckham.
j, A. Brangan, with the engineering
force of the Texas & St. Louis Narrow
gauge road, is in the city.
Major H. NJ. Herman, attorney OF the
Missouri Pacific road passed through the
city yesterday, en- route from business
trip east, to Fort Worth, his headquarters.
Messrs. W. X. Wheelock, secretary and
treasurer, and C. g. Childs, stakeholder,
have returned from Monterey, Mexico,
where they went for the purpose. OF CON
tracing for tunnel in the Rosario mines
They we're successful and let the contract
for $50 feet of tunne-work, which will bring
them to the main vein OF the mine. Inc
vein to be extremely rich, and should they
succeed in reaching the vein, as anticl-
pated, they will be millionaires.
Miss Fannie Il. Walker, after spending
several weeks with Marshal Mchee's faml-
Iy left for Galveston on yesterday.
Colonel S, O. Hemingway and vile are