The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30
SOCIETY SCENES.
F., EARNING Reception on Ross Avenue,
Friday Evening.
: M, Leading Events in the World Of
Society.
IN, Of Social Interest Elsewhere.

-. of Social Interest Elsewhere
rsle,diug social event OF the week wa
COMPLIMENTARY reception upon the ey,
III, departure for new home, given b,
,,,ends of the Ladies Musicale and 9th
u Ms. John Davis, (uee Tullie Muir
land which took place on Friday even
tho hospilable home of Colonel Wi!
Keller on Ross avenue. 1t was I
g3,ess entertainment, aud ladies ant
Sasmep as a sule. observed custom re
.i,,nep!. aud truly elegant and rich In
Il ..1Qsre many otthe tOlettes which beau
.,sssiuly fitted to graceful fJrms and
s.ono faces. There were over hundred
nm prestnt on the happy occasion, and
A .sonr spacIou paT.Ors, the ample mali.
,nnsrIts aud the Illuminated grounds
~ alive AID joyous with the several
~Hsrsdins couples Ol young and middle.
.5 and older, for Wi. h each Of these and
As.a,b sexes, The name OF Tunie Murpby
..m blossomiug piThO0d to grand w0m-
.sbsod. is cO-eXl5.eut with every feeling
~, bereis uouudless blessing on all that
as5miTsbe in character and lUveable in
/ T,noJuon The entertainments were
/ Iildy of vocal ard instrumental music
'rsitiops Rotations and readings and
4 p.1cinc The solo by Mrs. Eugene Grow
n, oThe Dayi Done" by Bale, with
4 T,so accompaniment by her sister, Mss
4 gigna Wolf the solo by Mrs. Davis.
A sSr.pai by Scsifa, accompanied by Mr.
r,5Sell; the reading by Mrs Mirie Morgan,
4 NJ. Capgel and Mrs. TreZeyant, were ali
/ enthusiastically received. tor each was in
,ood voice and was singularly lelicitous in
. srtforts. One or two gentlemen also
attributed their quotas in this latter line.
Always gracious and amiable, always
p,dy and as Invariably perfect in her part
w,s Morgan delighted her audience, sur.
pTsIpg many who had never before seen
4 bp EVIDENCES OF her talent. with her rendl.
i Inn of "Mcther and Poet"
4 Mrs Capwellis genius in each depart.
nent OF the line arts, and her artist touch
d he pathetic or the comic is not to be ex.
ol,d in its work by any the most cult.
valed professional. Her Aux ltaliens,n
m Oven Meredith, was happily rendered.
vble her vivid and clear.cut delineation
dths Irish servant girl aud John China.
man. brought storms Of applause.
Ms Trtz3yants Deborah was done as
Ms Trezeyant does everything, thorough.
II, effectively and successfully, and was so
testified to nv the compliments it received
Cardinal WJlseley'a Fare we'll was brought
Oul accidentally, rs the gentleman who
rad It vas, While promenading and con-
Igsng with q lady, freely contributing to
Sge1era applause to "bringout somebody"
yhen, like Marx Twain, he discovered
be was sppauding for himself, which quite
turned the larg h on him.
At about IL o'clock q supper was an
bounced, when under the march played by
tie string baud orchestra in the hall the
several COUPLES filed in line and proceeded
10 exhibit their taste" in another Of the
Zoe arts that civilized man cannot live
without '-indul9ing in. Here bountC-
Ousrepsst was spread, aud the odor of rare
flowers and roses added their agreeable feat
uies TO the numerous yiands.
The iarc,ng was kept up until near ]
O'clock, when the guests began to depart
Never was similar affair In Dallas more nap.
ply conceived, more completely product.
I've VI unmarried results. To Mrs, IrtZ'-'
unl, the president oi the Musicale. and her
Efficient aids to the participants % the pro-
CANINE, aud particularly o. that intensely
TOpllbr beloved aud charming young hos
,ss, Miss Lucy Keller whose close, unset.
feb, vigilance and nappy manner on all
such occasions is SO well known, the
highest praise Is due for the scored success.
And fI.Ifa fr..FFf ff NJ
John Davis to her new home iu Lexington,
Missouri, whihcr her husband has been
0ltd 90 pastoral charge a star OF the
tSl magnitude transfers It's brlluaUcy from
ths Line Star % the priup State, aud the
melodies OF memories will soon be all that IS
len us OF the handsome face, the splendid
voice aud the model character That 20 now
losneR home that will learn 10 rejoice In
sgreat acquisition as so much merit en-
ta'ed In genuine modesty shall become
ihoNn by Increased asqualntauceship.
ARARE OCCURRENCE,
Today an event happens IN the history
y most highly respected and connected
amly Of this CITY, tnat seldom falls TO the
cl Of man aud wife, Mr. Pulhp Pmther
nd wife to-day celebrate the anniversary
oiher marriage. which took place Seplem.
Der 50 lo2i Just 80 years ago to-day. A
more pleasant, slCiaDle aud enjoyable
0up'e cannot DO found In our midst
beted with strong physical constitutions
MI happily endowed with those traits
shlch serve to make life happy and less
llidensome they have attained a point IN
.hs married state that but few ever reach,
zoe HERALD extends its congratulations 10
lt couple ahd wishes them yet many re-
lins OF the day.
PERSONAL MENTION
! george Z. Phillips, OF Abilene, Is at the
Windsor.
g. W. Boyer, L. s. A, IT, Sill, Indian
IlirlUIy, Is 40 the Windsor.
" IT, Et'sner aud Wife, Of 81. Paul, are
. the Windsor.
John B.c,u aud wife, Of Denton, are at
le Windsor
James Il Baker. OF St. Louis, Of thu Mu-
lL lhie Insurance company, New No'k,
'M The Windsor.
Werrret to learn thai Mr.. A. Kent is
W. very Ill., We hope he will soon be out.
a. W Rumble, the all bic representative
Fairbanks & Co, s.. Louis, Missouri, 10
1, ine windsor, after spending the summer
Lake Minetonka.
5. NJ. Evans, who has been for the last
pug yeats on the Texas 4 Pac tic road, Is
w conductor on the Texas Trunk,
Alss Mary Wilcox is spending
aohlh or six weeks wish relatives ia Ohl-
S5eoge Dexter returned Thursday from
',llnore aud he east
MISS Milue NenAnle, Of Denison, Is visit
N htr cousin, Mrs ]. l.. A Thomas.
MAJOR J. Q. Krarby returned yesterday
,vn Oantou, Van u ndt county, where lac
:, ~ oeen attending district court.
rNoohel Dan MalYen is u guest ~ tue
Colonel George Noble was In the city yes
'IuST gIeetlng his many friends. ii
, a freeman Chicago, Is n guest OF
: GeOrge.
William II Leasing, San Angela, Texas
,o ., at St George.
" y, X Branch, Brooklyn New York, u.s.
81 George.
H. U. Weaver, New 0ledns, was at ST.
.Ttofge yesterday
Today Rev. John Davis will preach his
leNeil sermon to the congregation OF 81.
AVnew's cathedral, over which ne nas
,.s'ued Tor the past several months, ne
~ 10 Lexington, Missouri on the "a OF
eooer' Month by month since MS ouNeh,
ue the reverend gentleman has gained
pou these people aud his congregation
suletudile scholar, a conscientious student
W. worker, aud a gentleman OF the pureS,
w, Lexington will appreciate more anu
wv lhe sam she has mnde as iime sha'