The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-27
SOCIAL
Summer Pasiimes-What the Future
has In Store.
Small Talk and Personal Mention.

Small Talk and Personal Mention.
Everything taken into consideration, the
past week has yielded a fair percentage oil
enjoyment. True the theatrical season 10
over, its too hot TO trip the light fantastic
TO the full measure OF Terpschore's creed,
aud large drawing-room gatherings are
scarcely en- regle, but that delightful
period has been reached where for
maIity should waive its rights
In favor OF comfort and pleasure.
IL ia not quite time to commence the
summer hegira to the watering
places, and how TO oil the interim is the
problem. The picnic partially solves ii.
but even the fascination Of baking bread In
some secluded spot In the leafy month of
June pals upon the taste, Lawn parties
and fetes chanpetre will do their share
toward aiding the wing OF time, but of these
also there may be surieit. Certainly
there lisa fine field tor the exercise OF taste
and tact, There are doubtless many lead.
ers OF the ton amongst us however, who
are more than equal to the emergency, and
will see to II that each week Is marked by
some unique feature.
The stay -at.homes, those unfortunates
who will be bound TO the city by strands of
business and expediency, should begin to
plan series OF events that will at least
partially rob necessity Of It's sting and en-
liven the sultry months.
Hymen has certainly not been IDLE. The
scriptures tell that before the food men
were marrying and giving In marriage. and
the card-basket may shortly expect
deluge Of silken.tied bits of bristol. The
events before the alter are not to be
counted upon the fingers of both hands,
were II not for the violation of confidence
We might tell how Cupid has shot his shafts
through armor hitherto regarded as i'm.
pregnablo.
EvEaTs OF THE wRER.
Tuesday afternoon at the residence of
the brides mother, were joined together In
the holy bonds of wcdloCk, Miss Emma
Martin, daughter OF the late Judge vii.
liam 7, Martin, Of Columbia, Tennessee
and Mr.. ]. 7. Murphy, Rev. DR.. A. z.
Smith, officiating. There were present only
q few Of tho particular friends of the fam.
lily. After the ceremony the guests were
invited to partake refreshments prepared
for the occasion. There were large
number Of valuable presents,
which the reporter accidentally
caught sight Of In an adjoining room. The
bride wore gray travelling costume, and
o. bf5 the happy couple started for the
train, which was TO bear them on their tour
10 daiveston, San Antonio, Monterey, Mex
AGO, Austin, ana thence to Dallas, where an
elegahtly iurhlsned nome awaits their re-
turn, which will be In about two weeks.
Both bride and groom were prominently
iavorites In Dallas, the former by her rare
attainments, her many highly cultured
SOCIAL Braces and singularly lovely DISPOSE
tl0n, ever won the admiration and retained
Tue rove Oh thoso VINO came TO know her;
Tue latter as the possessor OF all the manly
traits, business qualifications and genial
quAllties wen meriting the unsurpassed
prize he has. finally drawn. The warmest
wishes OF city iull OF friends go with them
that time which adds new Wilderness to the
swan may improve the lustro OF the charms
Oh Ill the hopes That now engage their con-
At meeting of the Married Folks club.
held Thursday morning over Adams &
Le0nard's bank, the following were elected
officers OF the club TO sVve Tor the ensuing
term; wnich IS OF four months duration:
MT - II. Fosdick, president; Colonel L.,
~, Fi,anugh, vlce,prcsldent; Mr. H. Is. Ar.
thur, secretary; Mr.. Robert Ogden, treas.
urer. The next entertainment given by the
club Will DO lawn party, though the date
has not YET been liked.
THURSDAY evening the ladies OF the Floyd
street Nj, II, church gave u strawberry and
i've cream festival in Clark's building on
Vim street, near Oabell street. There were
and ice cream were proiusciy served by by
charming ladies.
The d. ]. V. o. club assembled at the hos
Pable home OF Mrs. Aston, Friday night
and a most enjoyable time was had. The
olu0 Is composed OF number Of our best
young men, who will map out for this sea
son programme OF entertainments sucl,
as dances, pic'nics, fishing parties, etc. The
members are splendid musicians and tn,
pleasures oitheir meeting will be enhanced
by music.
THE FUTURE.
Of Harry Wheat and Miss Maggie holland,
a. the Commerce street Christian church
wednesday evening, May 30th, ut S:3C
o'clock.
oimuoh interest. A queen of song, Who's,
repution Is co-extensive with the state
and who Is also a reigning belle Of Dallas
will be lead to the altar by one who is wei
worthy the treasure he will receive,
On the 9th Of June the Y. NJ. II. A, will
produce at their hall tho larcical drama o
Not Sucha Fool as lie Looks" the pro
Deeds to 20 to charitable object. f'
A., -, PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. John t. Beal, wife and three chIl
dren, and Mrs. IL. q. Beal, of Marlin, ar
IN The city;
COLONEL J. W. Switzcr, of New York, Is II
city.
i Il Seibsrt, ?. II. Carviile, Sanford Smith
William futile, l.. Blunt and ROXY Reese
OF the Gulf Colorado \ Santa Fe railway
are registered In bunch at the Windsor.
MISS Annie Mcclure, Of Fort Worth, 4
registered at the st: George.
MT. !: Lobit, of Galveston, Is at tn,
Mr.. I. l., Townsend, oft Gulf, Colorad,
santa re railway, Is In the city.
Miss y. Mutt, of Shreveport, Is a guest A
hs urand. Windsor.
Mr.. q. q. Hubbard, of San Antonio, is ,