The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
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1 ne second needing OF the Phuomalhean
S'tlelV Of the Dallas Academy, o' which
Mrs. {. u. Dickinson ia principal on
JAtkiuu street, was nU.d In the sulcioua
pauOrS Of Colonel John G. GCOly corner IN
Main ans HarWOgd streets. Oh Friday eve
hluEi and was an occasion OF real pleasure
to the large number of invited rursle prps.
eat among whom were welcomed Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Of CliCago. the ugrents
OF Mrs Dickerson. ruo prorrsmm,
as ordinarily carried nut, consisted Of
welcome sOlg by the society. roll call
with brief response by each member i'm.
Guiding one or more each In German
French and Spanish; duet, Tramwsy Gal.
l1p, by Belle Richards and Lille Lyons.
recitation, My Sunday Breeches,N bv
Gus BarHoss, duct, by Annie Leake and
Rhodu CLARK; recitation, Aunt Tobithg -
by Letle Burwe!; song, Eulalie." by
Kate Sheets and Minnie Myers: French
recitation, A Story OF the Roman Grac
chi, by Mrs. A, NJ. Brown, assistant
teacher duet, ROCKVILLE by Fay Brad.
shaw ana Belle Richards; Recitation,
Inc Boys Schottish," by Tom Pal
frey; Round, Merry Bells" by the so.
ciely Spanish dialogue, by Mack Ster.
rstt and Bob Townsend, duet, "Oui Nive -
by Maggie Williams aud Belle Richards.
| German recitation, by Orpa Dawson. Min.
ME Myers and Foy Bradshaw. senp In char.
aCter, by Davie Burton; Recitation, "Ad-
ver,ising ~ by Paul Kelly; pen pictures of
the Phiomsthean society, by Lucy Cur.
rier; dove song, by the society, recitation
DAISY Faith, lille Lyons;goOd- might ad ?.
dress, oy Fred Hurst; duet, La Grande
Duchess by Dora Taggart and Launy
| Iaggart. 10 was the unanimous verdict
OF the guests that the performances We're
admirable, rejecting the highest credit
upon the faithful ana accomplished prilCi-
/ p Al AID her various asSIs ants, commencing
tue institution AS one OF which our city
may Justly feel proud ard destined 10 hu "a
continuing blessing 10 this people. That
/ the course OF instruction and rules ol de-
pertinent are ull that eau be desired by in
/ tplligent parents, was manifest 90 ALL The
exercises IN German French and Spanish
exhibited good progress In those languages,
and were fluent In the latter. Without ia
yiu,Ous distinction among so much excel
lpnct, this reporter must especially COM
mend the only two original productions,
| the ppu pictures Of Miss Lucy Curriur and
the address Of Master Fred Hu,s.
Among the society events of last week
we would not forget TO mention the happy
occasion OF the marriage OF Mr. Thomas
/ Yeargau TO Miss Matte GIL daughter OF
10. A. en- our present alderman from the
/ Third ward, At the residence Of the last
named, on Wednesday night. The cofe.
mony was performed by the Rev w, G.,
! Helly, pastor OF the lamsr street M. Il.
| Church, South On Friday night the
happy couple repaired to the residence Of
| Mr.. n. A. Yeargau, ishtrr Of the groom,
where most bountifil and sumptuous
supper awaited them and large number
OF invited guests, the table fairly groaning
nnder the weight OF the rich treasures
borne upon its broad bosom. They will
male their home at her fathers, at his ur'
gent request. -
THE cANrASTA "uNDKR THE PALMS,
viii be rendered at the Tabernacle VI, +.