The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-17
SOClAL-PERS0NAL.
A Glance at the Pleasures OF the faSt
Week.
A Brief Forecast OF Those to Come =
Personal.
Reviews From Many Other Points,

The past week has been an improvement
over its Or .decessor in social way. In 'he
first Mace the assembling OF the nal
B,rith. Grand District Lodge No. I, ore"
TO our city large numbers tor the entertain
ment of whom our Jewish citizens left moth
ing undone, and thereby have added an
other to the long list OF triumphs OF nos
pitality that Dallasites are Justly prouo Oh
The gathering was represents
tive one, and awakened no niue
interest even among those VINO 10 not
come within the pale OF the ialtn'
On Tuesday evening granu uLess.ua nt
Mt Y. NH. A. Hall, was gwen IN honor Oh
Js,ecates and visitors. and was in point OF
attendance and the richness ana variety 9i
costumes as brilliant an event as THESE COL
umns have recorded.
Wednesday night at the same place ana
under the same auspices,a most sumptuous
BANQUET was spread, the menu wpereol lalu
uuder con rlbution tue Skill anu ua n;t;ns
nos only of Dallas but of far distant citles.
The toasts, nine in numb, were pecul-
iar,y felicitous and were responded 10 by
allotment gentlemen who were inspired by
the o. cason to outstrip previous iorts.
There we're also pleasant gatherings and
reunions among home and visiting mem.
bers. and in short, the four days
mer )us episodes of a most enjoyable cDar-
acCer. ~ ~.
Tuesday night the ladies of the FIRST
Presbyterian church gave a strawberry and
ice-cream festival, at No. 5Oi Malh street,
which was success tiuahcl 'iy ana soclaliy.
THESE adies also spread an elegant IL &c.
Thursday at the same place, winch was
literally patronized by the tlsine. meIE
Then there is the Sengeriest-llteraly
and in truth feast of melody and song
almost upon us, the final preparations Tor
which have afforded the ladies thai mot
cougenial and fascinating of all pursuits to
the feminine mind-decoi .tion. Womanly
banded in lavish profusion in the
be lutifying of the pavilion fld
the headuuart ers for the Pre-I association,
and a delightful time has been had in e.
changing opinions ard experience as to the
garnishment of the house beautiful.
The CITY is already putting on t hoitaa ~
garh. The trains are unloading nosts OF
back for the entrance of expected guests.
The frown of the man of business has given
wav to the smile of welcome, and every
thing augurs well for the success OF an
eyant which has engrossed publlc attention
for many months.
and lunch for the benefit OF the Hospl
association will commence. Dinners during
the week will be given in the tents err cted
on the lot next to the HERALD bui'dIng.
Refreshments may be had each day from 10
a. m. to D. m. Everything that the mo.
epcurean taste can desire, prepared by our
most skillfll housekeepers. Will be :rved
by the lunch committee. This department.
is ia charge of Mis-. Atkins, who will be
assisted by some OF oar most charming
young ladies.
The Bazaar will be held on Main street,
next to the corner of Austin street, and is
under the management of Mrs. Mcclellan
and her able anu accomplished assistants
Mesdames Eisenlohr, Oppenheim, liar;
sails and others. A berry of fair girls will
attend to the wants Of the public.
Among the attractions is handsome
sscrazy Quilt" the combined effort of fifty
ladies. A carriage afghan will be voted to
the most popular merried lady. jap,
anese table and a SOAP bubble stand VIII
be in this department. Ice cream, straw
berries and cake will be served. The Ba-
zaar chronicle will be a feature OF this de.
partment, as il will contain all Items or
Interest concerning the Senger' est Con-
tribu.ions OF flowers are requested each
day.
tainment was rendered select company OF
friends by Miss Linda Afford, at the resi-
dence of her father, Colonel Alfoid, San
Jacinto street, on Friday evening last The
guests were charmingly entertained by the
FLOYD street Methodist Sunday school
enjoyed a picnic It Longs La e Thursday,
aud the Episcopal Sunday-school gathered
at shady View park yesterday for the same
object and had pleasant time.
V.B. Curtis. of Chicago, is at the windsor.
DIR. M. W. Kemp and wife, Mexia, are at
the Windsor.
Captain b. F. Beach, of st. Louis, is a
guest at the Windsor.
J. A. Trumbull, freight agent OF the Star
and Cre,cent, is at the Windsor.
James L. Msndel!, of Boston, is register
ed at the Windsor.
J. s. Evans aud William Tallow. Of the
Southern Pacific railway, are at the wind
so.. ,-
Capt h. 4. Cowen, Fort Worth, is stop
ping at the Windsor.
Captain Thomas b, Blake, a preSine en-
grain man of st. Louis, is at the Grand
G. r. Case, Of Chicago. is at the Grand
Wfsldsor.
J. x. Loving and wife. Of Fort Worth,
Mrs yt'hn Tooin and Miss Ella Carter, oil
Austin, syill arrive on this mornings tram
20 attend the Sengerfest.
Mss Nelli. House and the Misses Loftin,
OF Tyler, are listing Mrs. Sawnee Robert
son, and VIII remain during S@ngerfest.
The young ladies' are no more popular at
home than 10 the social circles Of Dallas.
@. w. Middleton, prominent attorney
OF ysekso M. reAfs, Is In the Guy en
HrRaIp a plecsant calf.
DR.. s. II. Werlich, Of Houston. one Of the
most talented pulpit oratofs Of the state,
will preach the Baccela1reafe sermon at the
FEMALE College SUNDAY. June 10.
Captain James n. billiard, q prominent
citizen o. ~ i Lou1s, , In the city AID VIII
Nf. sigmuDd hgyhof, OF New York, -
In the city, ard will remain during The
Snngerfest.
Mis- Katie C''yde Gerald, one Of waco's
mcst popular snf accomplished young la |
dies, and feyorite in Dallas social circles, |
is WISHING 4rs. L. s. Banks, Gal Ross
Mr.. Y F.Hendrick, Of Galveston, is view
Ing TIE u0Iders Of ID silas
Miss SHE Diefry, formerly with Sanger
Bros.. otf late Of 81. LOUIS, has returned 70
the cry
Miss .fllisn Fiisbugh. dsughter Of Colo
mel fi'xnugh. who has been verv I'll Win
ion 'Deli o. lever, n rapidly conyaiiesoine
Moor Ewing, q prominent citizen o.
Chs. held. IL IN the cts, iooking around With
thf visu Of ,ocatiDg here. He's worthy
fsbtlemar, and Dallas would be pleased 70
fook him a. q eitizen-
MIS- Alice Mott, of Shreveport. IL visiting
fbe family q Colonel ". D. Wylie.
q. w. Randolpb, II 81 L0uis. nss acceptee
the position Of cashier M the once Of the
pacifc Eruress cJmpany here, and VII en-
Ger mon his duties Nonday-
M John 4 Elliott uf the HERaLD. nas
b-en 1esienated 20 deliver the Baccale urente
Address - the grsduating class q hervin
coIlere. Warahachis. on The l3th Of jane
He nas also ben appointed - deliver ne
ffrIolass ar1 certldcates. - nay -
srarded. Mnrvin college Il The larrest IN
the state. having fhirteen % ths eolest rIro-
f.<rors. = splendid librnry. chemical. $50
-I1rrirrf ana otker npoarnfus, en- equatorial
feiescpps nine ST long. &c
I.sren A leDss. q L0uisVills. Ken