The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
8eview OF the Weeks Work in the
Social Circles of Dallas and Seine
of the Surrounding Cities
81 and Towns.
gatherings of TerpsichOre's Liege
Devotees and the Other Muehly.
81 EnjOyed Merry-Makings.
Bright Bits OF Color Relieving the
SOmbre, Leaden SKY and the
N Dismal Weather.
Personal Meatlon OF Some Veil knoma
Citizens, and Of
The Stranger Viewing This Fair Land
"A OF Promise.
sSnall Talk-Sly Surmises ss TO Cnpid'S
Wounds.
The Stranger Viewing This Fair Land
OF Promise.
Snail Talk-Sly Surmises ss TO Cnpid'S
Wounds.
Details of DOings Ia Uppcr-Tendom.

theater and theater- going public this week
as the opera-house has been idle for seye
"a raj days, no one being billed for per
"a tormance before the 18th when Lillian Spen
Ger will appear in the Creole" We SUP
y pose though it is we'll, for this IS the lenter
season aud good people would not attend,
& and a5 Dallas is nearly all good, troupe,
might not get an attendance. Notwilhstand
a ing the fact that the weather has been un
\ usually cold and disagreeable the pleasure,
seekers began early aud have had pretty
good week.
Monday night a gay throng Of merry
makers gathered ut Mayors hall, under t6t
auspices OF the Frohsinn society. Tho
object Of the society was TO raise funds fol
\ the overlooked districts of Germany, and
that of the maskers was for q pleasant
time. We are glad that neither were dis
appointed III their expectations,
THEGEEMAN.
Mr.. aud Mrs. g. A. Heating entertained
the German mt their new aud beautiful
home, on Pearl and San Jacinto streets
. Monday evening. As usual, the guests
were little tardy in making their appear,
ance, but by O'Clock the evenings Iesliyi.
ties were well under way, and continued
until IL, when all present were invited into
the diningroom and seated to Il delightful
supper, which was thoroughly enioyed and
supper dancing was resumed and coutm.
ued until o clock. This was one of the
most pleasant entertainments of the season
anu the club feel very grateful for the kind
hospitality 81 generously extended them.
En- PEASANT, We will call attention to the
prevailing aud mistaken idea that it is
fashionable" to be- late at an entertain.
ment or reception. II is now fashionable to
be present at the time mentioned on the
ard IF fHtNFt fntt loo.
as the hostess is prepared to receive them at
that hour, TO disregard which is both dis.
courteous and very uniasbionaole.
THE MUSICALE.
The entertainment given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis, Tuesday evening, was the brilliant
climax OF All unusually brilliant season.
Their hospitable and elegantly appointed
residence was thrown open to t.er friends,
and by o'clock all expected had arrived
and handsome assemblags it was. The
toilets worn on tn % occasion we're unusually
elegant. shortly after o'clock the ma.
steal part OF the entertainment was com.
menced, OF which We give the programme
prepared Tor this evening which was rem.
dered IN very commendabe style:
PRoGRAMAB-PAEr rIisT.
instrumental Duo; Larghelto I'd
Mrs, Gapwciil an. and Mrs Ttczo Tree. SiV'"o''n
V1cL solo; CLEANSING Fires....... Gabriel
Mrs Locke.
Recitation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss MORGAN
FART sscOSD.
Chorus Midsummer Nights Dream. Macfarren
Mrs Locne, Capwell Davis, Jansen, Misse.
Howard, Wolf and 4 Wolf.
instrumental solo Vale Brilian,c ...... Chopin
Mrs John Davis.
Vocal solo My Queen. :. ............ Dlumenthal
Miss Howard.
Recitation ..,,......,.,.....&rs. Trezevsnt
PIANO Recital ..,.....,...,.... ,..,. Mrs Jansen
Owing to the absence of several of the
members through indisposition ana the in
cemency Of the weather, the above pro.
pramme was not strictly adhered to; but
happily, wherever vacancy occurred, IL
was promptly filled by the attainable talent
II wasv very much regretted that Miss Wolf
though present, was unable to lend her
magnificent voice to the evenings enter
taiDment, but'it is to be hoped that we will
not long be deprived the exquisite pleasure
and satisfaction this best and most amiable
ofamatcufs never fails to give.
One OF the most pleasant features Of the
evening was recitation given by Mrs
Capwel in her truly artistic" style. This
lady's histiionc talent is far above the or.
binary. Another pleasant feature was
"vocal solo," contributed by our lovely and
accomplished visitor from Tennessee. She
is a new and valuable acquisition to the
Musicale" and We are particularly iortu-
nate in having such beautiful ornament
TO grace Dallas society; that she may long
continue TO adorn it IS our most sincere
hope. After the programme was
finished, the guests were led into
the dning-room by the genial
host aud his lovely lady, where refresh.
ments OF the style most approved by cpl.
cures were served and most heartily en-
joycd, while music from Meine's band,
which was in the hallway, discoursed its
sweetest strains. After supper dancing was
INDUCED in until nearly O'Clock, when the
evenings gaieties came to close. This
feature of the evenings programme was an
innovation. but permitted on the occasion,
as Il was Mnrdi Grss night. Among the
ladies aud gentlemen present were the fol.
lowing: Dr. and Mrs. Locke, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Conner, ~ p''' Mrs. J. L. Treze-
want, Mr.. and NJ Fo.Iick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Capwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiokox, Mr.. and
Mrs, c. L. Tucker, Mr., d. II. Morrow and Mrs.
Stafford, Mrs. Adams, Misses Howard, Wis.
dom, NJ. Morgan, Lulu Smith, Wolf, Elmna
w. Rogers, u, Il. Fonda. 4. ID, Aldridgc,
W. Crowdus, Frank Wheat, Crunden, Dick.
son, Lightloot, 7, Strange.
Quite number OF young ladies' aad gen.
tlemen were entertained on Tuesday night
at the residence OF Mr.. Il. II. Arthur, the
occasion being u complimentary reception
given to Mr.. Kinds, gentleman inrmorly
OF Da las, but AZ present residing IN Topeka,
Kansas.
Miss Lolo Booso entertained her young
lady and gentlemen friends at the residence
of her father, on Main street, on Friday
evening.
The ladies of tho Presbyterian church arc
preparing Tor tine oyster supper, to be
given at the llRRALp building on the night
Of tho 18th.
There WIS social gathering nj the resi-
leuce of Mr.. aud Mrs. Sydney Smith on
Wednesday, evcsing They always make
their guests icel like they were ut home.
II the weather continues disak reeahle
this week we shalt expect n quiet week, ~
the boys say these lights call for carriages
and their pockets don't respond.
That was sad mistake, but one to be OK.
pected from q man whose soul is In his
work. We mean tho sending OF the bottle
Of peachstone liniment to the young lady,
when she wanted cologne. II she will re-
turn the important preparation the fropri-
etur will scni the cologne. We fear that
the rumor about the early marriage of the
young msa has Affected his mind
On last Sunday wo told Of two young
friends, one OF whom was TO be married and
one was not. We narrowly escaped bodily
isjmy, but sppcs.ei The wrath 81 The gen.
tleman BY now dodge. We think yet wa
were nearly right, bus are eau, ious, and will
be in future, "A our ssfety IL a matter OF
considerable interest to our family.
We were much pleased Yesterday to have !
our old fri nd, d. Il. Strong, visit us. He ~
successful merchant and general trader
from Knoxville, Tennessee. While Mr.. /
SIR, ng has bees Ia nearly every state In thy |
Union turing the pas, five years, this is