The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07
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a, Society Circles for The
Week.
..,i,n Of Folks at Home aud
Abroad,

..,i,n Of Folks at Home aud
Abroad,
IN, Of Dallas, But Elsewhere
J column editor is abe this
.,snt nm increased number OF
aoesr below. IL exacls Almost
limitation TO determine what
mat TO omit, and how to express
ain things inserted. We desire
much news, gossip etc, as we
n,,,isa point beyond which to 90
u,rnde upon privacy or to
nnwarranted personalities
,oiournal ought to do. We are
ns oi certain bits of intelligence
SIM ,hnmb screw nor rack process
until the proper time for ex.
N arrive. A journalist should
.Slv true to revelations privately
a .so iawger TO his client, the physi-
catient, or the priest to the con.
" 0oe most ingenious, humorous
.odys piece OF poetry about Ger.
~ wy memngr in this city has, there
Me way of many Others, howev.
,sally 70 and innocent it might
~ other contributions are also
ar At least, postponed, for The
XII They are good ones, but TOO
M TOO premature.
.,oy night at the residence of Mr..
f,bn. gl6 Jackson street, . large
"a HE friends, nearly one hundred
INV special Invitation 10 be pres.
" s,cred rite OF ctrcu McisiOn Of his
and to partake OF hospitable re.
n, etc nearly always an adjunct
.ocasions. The rite was performed
IN Rubin, the sailed professional
ns before the gentlemen there.
y nature and reason of this iDsti.
.s already been set forth in these
.,spon another occasion. After the
spmony was over, the usual con.
leos we're extended, and the boy be-
s .,,ed to its mother, the guests were
jmx walk into an adjoining room for
Ime generally. Here was every.
M could be desired and in ample
M When the wine was in the wit
4 n and several speeches were made
.i,e to the matter in hand. The
/ nae remarks that seemed to much
M bearers, dwelling upon the vir.
4 a especial merits of those of his
nj Mr.. Metzler urged some very
Innings for observance by the heads
/ ijg and also for bachelors to heed
That this young Kahn may long
yyed aud become q credit and ioy
nren,s aud a useful member of SC
| hs eruest wish that was as hear
|.,rel there as it is reiterated here
=. The Christians present Dy kind
!, we're DR.. Leake, Messrs. w. ].
E,ly Keller, Mr.. Adoue and Mr.. Ell.
M grand ball given last Tuesday
|.iiu St. Louis, and the Chamber oil
M hall being the festival of the
Prophet, there was the most expen-
Elaborate OF dressing. The Globe.
mi deyotes fifteen pages 10 short de,
"a 0f the tDilletes and eight
10 the names of the ger
present. Among the tel letes
|asd Is the following worn by one oil
| Aln bellies: Miss Grace Leake, Of
i Texas, wore costume OF white OF
dix, made dancing length, and dra'
| ri white plush, with a deep fall o.
Spanish lace, corsage OF white plush
ID deco square. with n border lace
Ea bouquet OF Marshal Neil roses
Anond ornaments.
| bit T1e,day DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Lee
BY their charming daughter, Miss
i entertained q few special friends AT
|RsdencA on Elm street, the occasion
|Ae Celebration of their wedding an.
|ry 1t was an infJrma, affair, and
|nReriDg especially congenial, and
|rhke Il such meetings, extremely
|hio host, hostess and guests. Many
Slurns of the day.
Thursday, at the Tesideuca Of Mr..
islOn, on Jackson street, Mr.. +. A
eAmel, assistant postmaster, was
% marriage to Miss Annie Barker
A, Thomas, pastor of the NJ. n
north, officiating. There were only
| 1'iled guests present to witness the
1 event. The HERALD extends lis
|glations to them and wishes them q
|diOy.
1sdRssiay a magnificent dinner was
supplementary to the Hebrew Com
Tourists" and guests at the Grand
|saholel. The good time had has al
wen given in detail in the HERALD,
enerely repeat now what was stated
'aly so much as to announce that
Inni from soup to coffee, was all that
,H eGscting palate could crave, and
|ppolntnents throughout the service
hl in admirable arrangement
ihose present were, Mr.. Moses Ac
+. Of ST. Louis; Mr.. Joseph Baer, oil
af Mr.. NJ. Caro-, Of Kansas CITY,
e. Denzer, of New York; Mr.. Il ?,
r. Of Cincinnati; Mr.. A. II. Good
New York: Mr.. Fred l.. Haber, oI
fisans; Mr.. NJ. Marx, of New York
anus Markowitz, OF st. Louie; MI
Whof, Of New York; Mr.. Gus Reese,
N York; and Messrs. lsidore Fret
er Hirschberg. G.. Never, Alex Ort'
aDallas aud MIR, J. II. Elliott, o'
invited guest. The occasion was
.,nsOIation Of the Jewish New Year
'aohanoh, A more genial set Of gen
..atyer set around festive board, and
1lilesy thus considerably extended
lnge'hear'ed aud generous host
'tl'lmed compensation for those gen
vac In the pursuance OF their bust
',te thus enforcedlv from their homer
snllles on this occasion when civil
a'n loves to be at the family dwell
rAliie Morrow, Just one year o d yes
aeld a most charming reception al
1eol her parents last evening, Quite
~ the little ones from the neigh
y we're present, and dancing on thl
tunes, ETC., were INDUCED In until
o'clock, when bonbons, ETC., were
M Among the remembrances sent
Matte was an elegant white
y by lS-lnch cushion, beauti
. 'aaofoidered, with her name ar
NY worked thereon, a present
80 W. o. Connor. Another wal
I, a,andsome doll. brought expressly
4 nom New York by a gentleman
sau u happens To be in miniature
picture Of her mother. Yet an
Wy neat china bread and butte
!. s,n Miss Nitric Morgan. And vel
sas a fine gold ring. Added tC
!, ,1 \, olhers was unique and lustrou'
sAmoni ring. That the little Cir
W. 70 blossom into lovely woman
,s.s.,,i,ounded by whatever a mothers