The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-29
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the land OF the + F. VS. for The next
month or two.
Misses Nau,ie and Annie, daughters of
Judge Thomas J, Brown, OF Sherman
hAS'td through Dallas a coupie of DAYS AGO
their way 10 Baird where tpev n to visit
iueir sick sis err aud whom they ey-
pecI To have return with them to their
nome
Mr. f o Flood, OF Dallas. agent of the
Houston Il Texas Central Railroad com
pany, and Mr.. Ed Burke will leave here
curing tue week Tor watering places in the
great northwest.
Mr.. L. y, - will shortly 90 to Waco to
o,lng oack one OF her iairest daughters as
his bride. Mr. ii. G. - will 90 Ia Lon.
don In the fall, on milar mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Irrelevant, Miss Lula Smith, and A
rev others OF our citizens are contemplating
aulp curing the coming month to the gulf,
10 indulge IN beach driving sea sports, brac-
ing breezes, and the several 'other attrac-
lions that Galveston now offers.
The family OF Captain S. j. Adams still
remain IN Galveston, and are well pleased
at the Beach hotel.
Mrs w. Q. Connor and children are so.
lournlng in the Island City, luxuriatiug in
the surf bath.
Professor Lawrence leaves tonight for
Greenville, TO attend the district court, as
al expert IN a case involving questioned
writing. He will return on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jerome Harris lett Friday
evening for their home in San Antonio,
Miss Josie Horton, who has been visiting
friends in Denton for the past few weeks
returned home yesterday.
The condition of Mr.. James Jones, who
mas been seriously i'll Tor the past two
months with fever, is somewhat improved
ana hopes OF bis recovery are entertained
by the attending physicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Menczer and Mrs,
Jacob MenCzer and children lett for Lam.
pasas yesterday.
Mr.. James Williams, a member of the
engineer corps OF the Gulf, Colorado Il
Santa Fe road is confined to his room at
the Windsor hotel by a severe spell OF sick
ness.
MIR. Frank c. Caller, vice.presldent of
the Merchants Exchange, and one OF
Dallas heaviest cotton buyers returned
home yesterday from trip to the eastern
states. He is looking well and will 20 TO
work with his sleeves rolled up to complete
the remaining subscriptions to the cotton
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Hall and Master
Freeman Hall returned home from visit
to Tennessee and trip west on Friday
evening.
TENARKANA.
Quite a social event occurred here on the
25tn inst, the marriage of Mr.. Paul Jones
to Miss Callulu Fly. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DIR. Callison. The
couple were attended by an escort Of
knights.Templar, composed of Eminent
Commander II. f, Best, and Sir Knights
Las II
Cook, Bramble and Todd.
AS the organ struck up the Wedding
March the knights marched up the aisle
Till the head OF the column reached the
foot OF the altar, when they halted, opened
ranks. and formed the "crossn or arch OF
steel, with their swords. Under this the
bride and groom proceeded each knight
unCovering MS he passed After this the
commands, Parade rest q Uncover"
were given, aud the beautiful ceremony of
the Episcopal church wa' impressively
performed. After iis conclusion the newly
welded pair retired bet veen the ranks OF the
knights, who COunIermaIChed and followed
Tue bride was attircd n beautiful white
silver broc,de The groom WAS in the full
dress II - kuigbl -remnar After the I'M.
preSsive ceremony the brid Il party and the
guests repaired to the Draughn house
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and presents of the most beautiful designs
ere received.
From Another Correspondent
The AbseI ce ilom The city OF large part
of our society population during these
warm summer days, renders a collection of
interesting notes rather a difficult task in
deed; nevertheless, our lively town is never
entirely lacking.
The subject absorbing universal interest
this week is the marriage OF our popular
young citizen, Mr., Paul Jones, to Miss
Calulu Fly. The ceremony took
place at st. James Episcopal church. on
Wednesday evening, at $50 p. ~, and the
church was too small to accommodate the
congregation assembled, with comfort, Az
the appointed hour, the handsome couple
marched down the aisle, preceded by twelve
knight Templars in uniform, forming an
arch with crossed swords, under which they
passed into the chancel. The bridal dress
was Of creamy satin, en- traine
and Spanish lace with long
tulle veil The groom wore his uniform. The
ceremony closed with the usual grand We'd
ding march by Professor Wei-e. A recpp.
ton followed TT the Draughn house, and on
the following day the happy pair left for Il
bridal tour to California. The groom is the
most promising young lawyer in southern
Arkansas; the bride former citizen of
Houston, and residing amOngus for only the
past six mOnts, in which short time by her
gracious and winsome manners, she has
won for herself scores of warm friends and
admirers.
The Episoopalians gave lawn party last
week, which was voted grand success;
music. dancing, and feasting, gypsy camp,
post.otfice, with pretty girls as mail-Car.
riers, and many other interesting features,
Under the lights of the Chi
nese lanterns Miss Emma Mitch
ELL of Queen City. the friend
and guest OF Miss Alice Benefited, was
crowned Queen OF Love and Beauty.
Close upon the tread of these gay fesliyi.
ties comes the sad contrast Of death in one
of its most appalling forms. Emmett, eld-
est son of our esteemed citizen, Captain
Blythe, while out with q hunting party at
Chappel,s farm on last Wednesday evening
accidentally shot himself. Holding his
gun by the barrel while walking,
along, with the hammer carelessy cooked
the ball penetrating his brain, death WAS
instantaneous. Young Blythe was about
sixteen years of age, bright aud clever be
yond his years. The body was brought
here for interment by the bereayed father,
who, all within the past years, lost his vile
and three children.
Mrs. Charles Wilkerson has returned
from visit to Little Rock, where she has
been spending the past two months
Mr.. ". W. Shaw has received his appoint
ment as postmaster here. II. f. Best re-
signed.
Mrs. Albert Purcell and son are spending
a few weeks at Daily springs.
Mrs. Marsden has returned from visit
to friends In Marshall.
The funeral OF Mrs. Heber Cullom, nee
Minerva Moore, took place Wednesday
evening, 25th. from the residence OF Mrs,
Hooks.
MINEoLA.
A small party composed of teachers and
students OF the summer normal school,
went out last Monday and had lunch at the
close Of the day, on the banks of the Butter
lake, four miles west Of town. The supper
was spread meath the towering oaks as
canopy, and twas sufficient TO tempt the
gods; all that was nice we had in the great
est abundance. There was much sailing BY
moonlight on the bosom Of the silvery lake.
Soulcheering songs and hearty laughter
iloated DER the waters, making the woods
ring out right merrily. The night songsters
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