The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

| w., ", VI we modest and graceful and ia
s nio.e elesant one OF the lady finding sur
;,t. on The genllemans arm. QlicS In nj
uisenuI'y y, and doubtless honest ID his sen
i'neu'' lhat Escort responded as he mad
t tue cnahge aud so do l, Miss. hut tbA
11app'"s 10 ne custom here, snd | onl
Iuogsut To VI 'ase you by couiMmingtoit.
ana SO II Is, very few ladies' really pre'e
tue present lndelicale adoption. Tn
/ youug men hkelt, rs rule. with some ON
&c SISTER, Tor physiological reasons. A
'hey say mat the lsdy's arm being IN
shorser' the fingers Of male and iemal
1anuS Just meet together so as to interlocl
ulVlhely and thus beget a closer contsc
waltz. b VI "a
a NUMBER of the society young gentle
.isu are organizing q German club. Pos
lol caiuS are out requesting ATTENDANCE n
a meeting to be held at 73l Elm. 4,
the purpose on this Sunday M
the Ladies Musicale does SO nn,,, .t,,'.
expense of the ladies' alone it would Seen
only the right thing that the rpntleme,
! itclpocaie IN some vay. The proposed or
gAnization looks to such end Set the hal
In motion.
! SEVERAL ladies' are arranging for a mimi
/ 10 take place probably in the city park DIN
hag the coming week. II will be about I'M
last opportunity before col weather spt, In
/ u moonlight nights have any charms
| Luna will last for the purpose Tor the rev
two weeks, but VIII the weather? Their
lore there is no time to he lost.
AT the opening of the second month
every department at the Dallas Femal
college was filled to overlooking, so that i
was necessary to put in additional room
additional teachers. additional pianos an,
additional de ks. We are glad TO state
however. that the building and ground
are ample. and none need be turned AVA,
for want Of room.
PERSONAL.
MISS Lillian jenkins lett yesterday morn
ing Tor Sedalia, Missouri, where She VII
remain on visit to her uncle's family 10
the next three or four weeks.
MT, and Mrs. W. II. Newman are again 4
DALLAS to the extreme pleasure oftheir MAJ
and ardent friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wheat returned on Fri
day from Louisville, Kentucky, and othe
cities in the west, where they have he,
visiting for the past few weeks.
| Miss Annie Pfouts has returned from De
catur, where she has been visiting relative
for the past month.
Miss Bette Collier has returned to he
home in Dallas, after spending the summe
with friends in Kentucky and taking in th
l., uisyllle exposition.
1t was pretty little remark made by
pretty piquanle belle, and friend @
| nnra NaWnnrt hn l..
day when on fishing excurso
President Arthur was the most successfr
angler. ~ might have known you woul
have beaten the whole party Mr.. Pres
dent, said she. And whll" replied hi
excellence Because lisped out the It'll
rogue. "You are such great catch -
Mrs J. b. WadIeigh, OF Little Rock,
visiting the family OF Mr.. Il p. Turner.
Mr.. Eugene Marshall leaves Today fC
Waco to attend Federal court. Mr.. Ma
shall IS our assistant United States attol
ney for this district aud deseryedly poi
ular.
Mr.. Fowler, OF Galveston, arrived in Tia
city last evening and will spend to.da
here with friends.
Charles IL Ovens popular travelin
salesman with a prominent New Orear
firm, has been spendinga lew days in tn
city.
sir. Raiford W. Elliott, brother Of NJ
Johu Il. Elliott, Of the HERALD. arrived /
Dallas last evening from New Orleans, hay
ing accepted the position ofnislI editor o
this paper.
J. A. Jones left last evening for ii
home in Grayson county. lie is slowly r,
covering from his recent severe attack
fever, which necesstaed the amputatio
Of a portion of a foot, and his many hienC
none Tor his early and permanent n
covery.
DRAMATIC.
A Mountain Pink is the name of A
romantic drama which has had such o %
run for the past four weeks IN Chicago
st. Louis recently, and is now 10 reN
The company iplay In Mar hal, OCtOb .
Mineola 9; Tyler 10; Palestine II; AUS
- and 10; Waco IL and III BeltCn II; Brel
ham is; Galveston, Houston aud San AT
tonic To follow. IL includes Louise Sylve.
t'r, the superior OF Maggie Mitchell, Ann
Pixlev or others of that style. In that SIN
can sing. dance and make fun or she ca
throw pathos enough in n hreat
~ cause tears to come unbdde
to the eyes. She has been
alAA lbA NNNNlhA NNhAo ~ AhN w
and west and is a great car
In New Orleans where she has been electe
daughter of the regiment of the Crescel
Rifles, the champions Of the country.
addition we have Miss Genevieve Rodger
who was playing Hazel Kirke last seaso
with the Madison Square company, an
who several years agO starred IN her ew
play OF Maud Muller through Ttxa
Frank T.. Aiken, a star and manager
twenty years good standing; Joseph
! Holland, for four years leading man I,
Mckee Rankin; Henry Hawk, the com
dian, who PLAYED through Texas viii
Jurbish's Filth Avenue company, and wit
Fanny Davenport, ard was on the stal
PLAYING Asa Trenchard in "Our America
Cousin" the night Booth shot LincolI
Barry Maxwell, u former end-man of Ha
erly's Ministries, plays an old negro, llarl
Person, another ola star, and bali do2t
others, besides an elegant quartette OF re
negroes, who can sing for all in the land :,
IL Is a generally expressed wish that u
bi: Mother Hubbard bonnet, or the IN
meusely ieathered hat. will be discard'
this winter by ladies attending the theatr
The Derby or similar style will call Tor
the protoundest gratitude from eyeTybot
behind you,
Some OF the peculiar people nrv noticed
the theatre again this season. They /
clude the man who drops e'1 program
regularly from the balcony TO the parque
the woman who always lays h
head on her male companions should
when she laughs at any thing funny in u
play; the man who tells his neighboTs a6o'
what is comins-he's seen the play oelor
the woman who annoys the person ON u
seat back of her by constantly moving h
head from side TO side; the man who stan'
up aud very deliberately removes his owe
coat In the most interesting part oil VI
drama; the man with speaking boots wi
comes in late, walks with good deal OF en-
phasis down the front row OF seats; the ms
who laughs so loud as to remind me OF =
earthquake; and last, but not least, u
baby who is sometimes too small TO
Ieen out but always large neough TO
he ,rd - Providence Press
Following Is substantially the plot
Iolanthe with which our new Dallas oper
house will open on Monday the 10Th ins \, n
"Iolanthe, or the Peer aud the PERI Is
clever satire on the "red tape iorma,ll
which pervades English AFT ils OF state. III
scene of illustration istaken from the hon
of lorus, where the Chancellor, surrounu'
Inv knights of the Garter and other a
| ,,.,1ag.s of m gillette monarchy, dcNOe