The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-08
SOCIETY STRINGS.


until Friday night, when
isambert 4 Richardson's dramatic comhi-
nation put in an appearance al craddocks
opera-house, much TO the delight Oi the
theatre. going public. They played 10
good houses Friday, Saturday matinee and
Saturday night. Their music was highly
appreciated. There is a general good feel
Ing throughout the city over the prospect
OF a new opera house. IL has at last
reached a point where there Is no chance
for doubt Mrs. Charles Benton, accom-
panied by her husband arrived IN the city
ou Wednesday and leased the opera house
from the directory, and made deposit Oh
81 600. Every effort will be made 20 have
tue house ready by the lst OF October.
With Mr. and Mrs. Benton located In Dali
las, we shall expect frequent and nrsl-class
entertainments. When We are short on
professional talent We can remedy that as
Mrs. Benton will make skilled actors out oil
raw material
A complimentary dance was rendered
Mas Katie Clyde Gerald, of Waco; Miss
Nellie House, Of Tyler, and Miss Carrie
Herahey, OF Philadelphia, on Friday even
ing, M Mayors hail. A large and select
aAsemblage was present Terpsichore was
w00ed to the strains OF sweetest music, and
a most pleasant time was enjoyed up to u
late hour,
ne lOuKslhtktN W. inNNu AhANiNhN'N
Dickens entertainment Is to come oil on
Tuesdny evening next at Mayors
hail This IS a unique, US well AZ
amusing entertainment, and no one
who Is ionu Of good time viii
seSy away, All lovers OF Dickens will see
aomc fifty of his most celebrated characters
in the flesh, The following rs the
rROGBANME-rARr l.
Overture Orchestra.
fus ntl haVa4tpIg lac Al lQuNN
g. Gtana hafch by Characteristic, Morrow
(. Instrumental Duot-MisS jenkins,
Scene from 'our Mutual Friend The VII
fcr Anniversary
2 Grand rolkc dc Concert lBorletO, by Nrs
I, II Page,
s. song In character, by Paul and Florence
., scene from BLEAK House. Tho snOssby
Gea-patty,
10 Vocal duct by the Misses Wolf.
H. Overture by orchestra,
FART II,
taUlable
Admission 10 the entertainment, 30 cents
a bounliiul supper, donated aud served
by the ladies Of Dallas, will he served IN the
FrshsInn hail, below for which the mode
rate sum OF % cents will be charged.
Those taking part please notice the cal
10 rehearsal ia another column,
Encouragement announced In st. Loui'
w IDithtDi ilulNtJ lk'n hbN hlos ihN'l
Lakeland daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Lakeland and u sister of Mrs, j. 7. Tree
want, Of Dallas. Miss Lakeland is a great
belle in ~. Louis.
We are in receipt of an invitation from
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith, requesting Our
presence at the marriage ceremony OF theil
slater. Miss Mollie Smith, to Mr.. Oliver
Thomas, on Thursday evening, April 18th
Mr.. Alpha X. Work was married to Miss
Jeunie Dnboso on Thursday, At the resi-
denCe of the brides uncle, Mr.. Il. Bankon
ship.
A special meeting of the lunch commit
tee Is called for Monday afternoon, 3o'cl)ck
az the residence of Mr.. George Atkins. A
full attendance is requested.
Miss Ida Brooks, from fort Worth Is Wis
ting Miss Ada Rauch, and Ia combining
buainoss with pleasure by doing som,
shopping in the city. bho will remain IL
tue city several days.
Mrs. II. Prince nee Miss Bertha Levy,
OF Decatur, IL down on q visit among hel
host Of friends, and ~ the guest Of hel
brother and sister. on Jackson street.
s. q, Gary, one OF the most onierprsinl
citizens of Ennis, was IN the city yesterday
Toe Dickens social will be given al
Mayors hall on Tuesday evening, for th,
henebt OF the Library association. Let al
attend
The Married Folks club will give another
ball Friday night at Mayors hall, and Il
will of course be in keeping with the re
obcrehe entertainments heretofore glvor
by the club.
The SunilowGr minstrols, composed OF
number OF the gallant and musical youni
tnen OF the city. gave Miss Bootie Mckr,
and Miss Gerald, Of Waco, who Is he
guest, n seronade few nights since.
George Mcrriweather, the ever welcome
Ia IN the city.
Miss Katie Clyde Gerald, charming ans
very popular young lady of Waco, whit
has been visiting the family of Judge Nc
home In several days, very much TO the re-
prot of numerous friends In the city.
Mr. Hawkins, the popular pastor OF Tn,
Commerce street Christian church, has re-
Turned from lanpasas, whittier he went Il
dedicate new church, and will fill his pul
PIT to-day, both morning and evening.
IL. Il, Leach, popular tourist, left last
evening for Galveston.
At the performance of the Banker,
Daughter, NJ CraddoCK's opera house, Fri
day night, tho hall was sweetly periumct
by Mr., II, l.. Leach, OF Chicago, who ais,
had distributed programmes OF the play
printed ON satin highly permmod.
Mira, Whitla, Of Fort Worth, Is n guest o
MIN, E, q. Ihilds.
Mr.; Dan Ripley and wife are guests at tn
Windsor
Mts Reagan, of Corslcana, is II guest o
trionds at the st. Goorsc hotel.
George j. Dexter has returned from
trip through Arkansas on insurance bust
neaS,
Her many friends will be pleased to lear
that Miss Lily Mtzhugh is recovered iron
a aevcre attack of fever.
BERNARD Bosch, of Seneca Falls, Ncy
York, and A. j, Busscy, OF Meridian, Mis-
alsNppi representatives of the Silshy Manu-
featuring company, OF Seneca Falls, Nc'
York, arc IN the city.
Mrs, Mary IL, Taylor, East Feliciana
louisiana, ,s visiting her daughter, Mrs
Charles Whiteman.
Miss Annie kearn is guest of Mrs. Drew
Paine.
j, q; Stanago, the paper man, has re
turnod from n trip 10 Chicago and othc
oaltcrn points
Miss Nellie House, u very popular youn,
lady oi Tyler, is visiting the family of Mr.
Sawnlo Robertson,
Miss Carrie Hershey, of Philadelphia, 1
quite u popular guest OF MIR. Dave Eawcett
MISS l'inkn jones, an attractive youn,
iadN oil Fort Worth, IN company with Mis-
Lula Il, Dial, are visiting Mrs. l.. S. Banks
On Ross avenue.
Miss Kate Trimhle, u charming youn,
lady OF kusk, arrived In the city Yesterday
On route to Mineral Wells.
We had the pleasure OF u call from Mr.
John s, Hammond, the popular aud ener
Geio agent OF Wnsley's soaps Tor the stat,
VI Texas. Colonel Hammond was gallant
Confederate soldier and was the chief mar
shal OF the international celebration II
Virginia; is the husband OF the celebrate,
Virginia authoress and heroine, aud as IN,
Norfolk Landmark Of Virginia, edited b,
that distinguished scholar and gentleman
Major Barron Hopc says, the Colonel an,
his noble wife need no cnoomiums of ours /,
sommcnd them TO the southern people.
Mr., T. II. Craddock, for many years ,
reaidcnt OF Euiaula, u man highly though
ofin all the walks of life, lot us yesterday
with his family, tor Dallas, Texas, whicl
place he will IN future make his home, Mr.
Crsddock's departure will prove seriou
loss TO EuiNula, as no was good bushes
nan and u thorough Christian gentleman
We commend him 70 the new people anon,
A.. L. A.. s..la NJ. l..s..