The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-02

d. u. Hart, Is making them visit.
Miss Sarah Hall, from Quitman, Is visit
ing Miss Rosa Hart.
Mrs II. +. Alexander, from Greenville. 1,
Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. O
Bayne.
Mr.. u Rosenbanm, Messrs. b. Crossman
and u. Rosenbaum returned from Tyler
last Monday, where they had made short
but very pleasant visit.
Mr.. Otto @. Reeves, from Greenville. one
Of our old citizens made our town visit O
few days since. His many friends were
glad to meet him again, and hope ere long
he will be among us permanently situated.
Mr.. G. M. Lawrence, the county attorney
from Quitman, was in town
the greater part of the week
past. Mr.. j. s. Hogg and family are awsy
from town, spending their time these warm
July days at their fathers (Mr. Stinson)
hunting, eating fruits and melons, and
seeking out the spring of perpetual youth
is their chief employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Downer LETT for Dali
las Tuesday last, visiting friends in that
city.
Mr.. Oscar Lynch, of Fort Worth, was in
our town few days since.
Mr.. M. Mammoth has been away for a
few days past, visiting Dallas.
mr. % uCDOuOuSui VI OioCV, was III
our town the past week, visiting his
brother, Mr.. B. F. McDonough.
Mr.. @. X. Milsap, employe of the Texas
Express company, and wife have been Wis
iting their unce, Mr.. Fl. H. Gather.
Mrs. G. H. Reeves and Bobbie and Carrie
Bruce left Thursday last for Tyler, visiting
relatives and friends. Miss Clara Trout, from
Terrell, is visiting her uncle, DR.. A. l. Pat
ten and family.
Mr.. B. A. Stafford. of Lyn Flat, is visit
ing his brother, Mr.. r. N. Stafford.
DR.. j. e. Williamson has gone to Haw-
kins.
An address from Mrs. Willie House, the
principal, closed the normal school Friday
morning, and at night the final closing was
an entertainment given by the school, con-
sisting of an address by Hon. j. @. Buch-
anan, on the amendments to the constitu-
ton, and music and Rotations alternately
filed up the evening. Twas quite a sue,
cess for an 1mprompLu entertainment, and
all went home feeling repaid for their going.
Mr. Sam Flournoy, our efficient sheriff,
was on our streets during the week. MIR.
j. A. Galloway and daughter, Miss Matte,
returned from the Mineral Wells Tuesday.
They left Mrs. Galloway to remain awhile
for her health. Mr.. A. ROsenbaum is away
at the Mineral Wells. Messrs. Attiway and
Donnegan, of Lindale, visited the Normal
n
rison, who has been attending the teachers
normal school at this place. left on Friday
for her home in Wills Point. Miss Maggie
Rice returned to her home in Emory Sat
urday, having attended the summer
normal school for the past month
in this place. Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Hart
are away at ENJOY visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. E. Wigley and two daughters re-
turned Friday from Gilmer, where they
l. ;a;t I'm ralu
Mrs. Sam Hart also returned from Gill
mer Friday, after having made her fathers
family and friends very pleasant visit.
Mrs. Scarborough, from Sweetwater, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Georgia Baker.
DR.. Gale, after short visit to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. r. Graves, left Saturday morn
ing with his daughter, Miss Mary, Tor
Gainesville.
Ell PAso.
Miss Sallie Newman, Miss Fannie Samuel
and Miss Fannie Newman, Of st. Louis, ar
rived on Wednesday week ago, and spent
several days very pleasantly as the guest OF
their cousin, Miss Ida Morehead. These
young ladies are accompanied by their
father, Mr.. HI. l.. Newman, and Mr.. Orrlck
and son and Mr.. Messervy, all OF st. Louis.
They had quite an adventurous trip, being
on the train captured by the cowboys in the
Pecos country. They continued their trip
on Sunday evening, leaving by the santa
Fe road tor short excursion into COLORADO
cipate another visit TO our city during the
winter, and the many friends they have
made during their short stay count the days
until their return.
A pleasant little circle met at the resi-
dence of Miss Stella Smith OF Paso Del
Norte, on Wednesday evening, TO meet her
guest, Miss Carey, OF Kansas City,. Among
I,I, on NoTn A
Fort Bliss. Music and dancing were the
order of the occasion, and all enjoyed q
pleasant evening.
A very gay gathering was that which met
one evening during the week az the SUD
urban residence of Mayor Magoflin, in an
swer to an invitation to tea given 10 honor
of Misses Newman, Samuel and Newman.
Nine couple gathered around the hUspitable
board, and miTth and Joy reigned supreme.
After supper the party adjourned 70 me
spacious parlors, where games, music and
dancing beguiled the time to heightened
hours. Society needs more members like
our genial mayor.
Miss FIorie Rand left on Monday night
for a six weeks visit to her grandmother at
Charleston, West Virginia. On her return
she will be accompanied by her counsln,
who will spend the fall with her.
Miss Birdie Blatchley departed by the
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the week Tor a visit TO relatives Ia Missouri.
By the same train left Mr.. William Austin
aud Az. q. J. Fowler, both bound ioE MIS-
eouri.
One Of the pleasantest entertainments
ever given 10 this section was the dance IN
honor OF Miss Carey, of Kansas City, given
on Friday evening by the young men oi ~
Paso. Miss Carey Is the guest OF Miss stella
Smith, of Paso Del Norte, and the ball was
held at the TheaIer Guarez, at the latter
place. About midnight refreshments were
- rived, ana the dance went merTlly TIL the
wee hours OF morning. Among the gentle
men present we're several officers OF the
Mexican and American armies dressed IN
their regimentals. Captain LaDelio, one OF
the Mexican members Of the boundary
commission, gTaced the OCCASION, ana e1-
pressed himself much pleased with Amer
ican dances and American young ladies.
The following is list OF the ladies pres
emit. and their costumes Miss Carey, a
pompadour costume with an elaborateiy
tucked India null skirt, PONCE oyerdress,
diamond ornaments. MISS Smith, pale
pink satin Grecian costume, Spanish lace
corsage and sleeves, dead gold ornaments
Miss Hogan, lace trimmed white costume,
mink trimmings. Mrs. Sheppard, white
tucked costume, garniture Of cardidal
roses. Miss Magoffin, cameo silk and bro
cade, silver filligree jewelry. Miss Oist,
white null with black velvet corsage, orna'
ments OF natural flowers. Miss Della Camp
bell. pale pink silk, garniture OF natural
flowers. Miss Burnes, OF Austin, IeIas,
white embroidered null, large white nal
with plumes. Miss BObbie Campbell, white
costume, cardinal satin waist, square cor
sage. Miss G ara Brinck, pure white COS,
tune. diamond ornaments. Mrs. FRED
Merrick, elegant walking costume Of plain
and brocaded silk. Miss Stella Brinck'
pure white orgaUdie trimmed with Ham
bnrg Mrs. DR.. Stamford, blue six, white
bat with plumes.
Mr.. j. r. Curr1e, one Of FL Paso's rising
LAWYERS. left on q pleasure trip on Friday
for the cities and watering places Of the
east.
Denton.
Ore Of the little twins Of Mrs. Keene was
buried last Saturday evening.
Old Mr.. Bell. rs years OF age, is confined
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