The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03

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Inc opening piece, an instrumental duet,
by the Misses Preston. was indeed a fine
selection, well executed. and calculated 10
please the most severe critic.
The vocal solo. by Miss Daisey Welch,
ELECTED much applause.
Fly Away blrdlinR. vocal duet, BY Miss
Dike and Mss Ward, was indeed one of the
most delightful combinations of sweet aud
harmonious sounds which We ever heard.
Tue rendition OF LA fiji du Regiment,
instrumental solo, by Mrs. Eberstadt,
needs no comment from US. Mrs. Eber,
stadt enjoys the reputation OF icing one of
the hnest performers in the state, and
acquitted herseli with her usual tine style
and splendid execution.
Come Unto Me vocal solol bv Mrs. A. ID
Clark, was iull of melody and rendered
with both taste and skill. Mrs. CLARK has
one OF The sweetest voices We have ever
heaid, well cultivated and under splendid
o troll.
=, kondo Militarie Instrumental duet by
Mrs. Eoerstadt aud Miss Eidridge was
another Que Ut the most prominent features
OF lhe entertainment, aud rendered in such
style as to elicit general applause.
Will gu Marry Me? vocal duet by'Miss
Aue Ward and Master Philips Terry was so
rendered as to contribute largely TO the
evenings engagement aud ELECTED
wei merlted praise from every one
- GOOD rye vocal solo), by Mrs. W. NJ.
bahe was the closing song of the evening
and was indeed the most beautiful song on
lne programme IN rendered lin exquisite
syie' mrs' Dake has few equals as asoprano,
anu Is thoroughly educated musician
MIS-; ~ leayeS with her husband DR.. BAKE,
lor thelf home, at Nashville Tenn, in few
lays and the best wishes of host OF
friends 80 with them.
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MIS- williams, of Lebanon, Tennessee
VINO mas been some time with her parents
SoIonel Mcknight ana wife left for her
nome lew days ago, accompanied by her
Two interesting little children. Colonel
Mchulght accompanied them ms far as Dal-
las. During her stay in Wax,hac6ie. Mrs.
W ihhue many warm friends, who will
Do glad to see her in our community at any
time. '
MISS Mollle Barton, of Ferris, is visiting
thn family OF Mr., W. A. Hawkins.
lion, |. A. Patton, our EDITORIAL repre-
sentative, was In town few days ago.
MIR. II, f. Gearger, of the Enterprise,
tercy.
:, Mrs II. Il Parks, Mrs. Molie Rhyme and
MISE Milne Parks spent most OF last week
VISITING relatives near Red Oak.
MISS Laura Whipple has returned from a
Two months stay at Milford.
MRS. Patterson visited her son in Ennis
last week.
Mrs Marchbsnks is visiting relatives in
Houston.
Colonel Ingram has another fine baby at
his house.
Mr. ! Mincer is the happy father of fine
baby girl.
Many of our Jewish citizens went to
HAWKINS Springs. at Midlothian, picnicing
Sunday.
Quite a number Of our young ladies' and
gentlemen had picnic at Reagors Springs
Tuesday.
., MERIDIAN.
Two ricnics next week.
ohariey Harding wears a bland smile. II
Is a girl.
Mrs. Sam Fossett made A short visit IN
friends at Cisco last week.
The students of Bosque Hall school mr..
busily engaged in preparing for the closing
exercises, which take place on the 18th, nth
and 10Th of June.
me wool growers picnic next Wednes.
uay VIII be held in the grove near Judge
MnXeys which Is one OF the prettiest places
in the county for picnic.
Professor A. j, Smith and wife came down
last week from Eastland county and are
visiting their many friends In Meridian.
Colonel J. q. Jenkins, of Waco, and Mrs.
Jalia 1. Moody, of Dallas county were mar.
r,ed on sunday evening, May Goth, Rev.
" y. buokner officiating. The announce.
ment III the daily papers escaped our at.
leh.i,n until 100 late for our last issue, but
was ny no means a surprise to us. The
lair ana accomplished bride lived In Merd.
IAN TOR Hnkprll ka.
friends in this community who will be
pleased to learn of her marriage, Colonial
jenkins Is almost as well known among
us ana the many friends of both will jon
the blaue IN wishing them the fullest meas.
urs OF happiness and prosperity.
ihe young men propose getting up A
tournament and picnic on Meridian creek
(at the same place where IL was given last
year on the 18th of July. The Morse brass
band will be on hand and general iol0.
cation is expected.
Dr. Il. II. Whitehead, his lady, and Miss
Lucky Lemond, of Brownsboro. came mn
on tuesday evenings train, spent the over
nlght III Athens and returned home Wed.
nesday. WV
Messrs. Coffee, Ellsworth and William.
son, are back from Tyler.
John y. Jones, esq, has been right sick
TINS week, but is now much better.
Several OF our citizens attended the pic-
ME AT Walton last Saturday and thew re.
port splendid time. The Walton people
know exactly how to manage "A get mn ot
that kind, and they have never vet bean
known to fail. They had dinner nil dav
and everybody Jared sumptuously. Some
speaking was had and the young peonle
ripped the fantastic toe while the old
lolks talked of craps" spring chickens
camp meetings, gal babies,n probable
price OF cotton next Christmas and rail
roads; The surrounding towns and coun-
try az We're represented, from the golden
haired gum drop of Canton to the loyable
dlmpled brunette darling of Goshen. The
editor regrets not being present 10 aid in
disposing of the dinner, being gallant to tho
ladies' and making speech but then he is
SO timid. ~
Hon. J. ii. Moore returned from Austin
last Sunday. "''''
Mr., James Somers, of Dallas, was in town
this week. WV"
Mr.. J. Alexander has gone to Meridian
TO try the mineral water there for his
health. NO
Miss Sallie Walker, OF Stephensyille is
visiting relations in our town this week
Mr. Il, q. Luse, OF the Roundup, has
returned from the Mexican excursion much
improved in health "0'
Mrs, Rogers and her daughter, Miss Kate
of Nash's creek, are in town, guests of Mrs
J, Alexander.
CAPTAIN G. IL, Goddard, vice president of
the Valley National bank of st. Louis, was
in town Monday ON business.
Z. NJ. Swenson, ESQ, of s. NJ. Swenson 6
Son, bankers, New York city. WAS in Ciscn
last Tuesday.
Mr.. J c, Son, of the Albany Star, passed
through town this week on his return from
the excursion to Mexico.
Mrs, Il, II, Fossett, ot Meridian. who has
been visiting Mrs, j. Alexander, of this
city. returned to her home last Sunday
She was much pleased with eur town,
Mrs. W. n. Porter returned home last
Sunday morning, and viii came in ON lhr
next train. He went to meet her, but rode
thirty miles on the same train without
knowing IT,, Some OF the boys joke him
great deal about ii.
Married-0n Thursday evening, Nav
Slst, at Eastland, MIR. John Maui, engineer
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