The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-13
SOCIAL
4 Glance at the Pleasures Of the Past
Week.
A Brief Forecast Of Those 10 Come
Personal.
Reviews From Many Other Points.

first place the assembling OF the Is na
Birth, Grand District Lodge No. Z, dres
TO our city large numbers tor the entertain.
ment OF whom our Je slsh citizens left moth.
ing undone, and thereby have added an
other to the long list of triumphs OF hos
pitaiity that Dallasites are Justly proud Of.
The gathering was d representa-
tive one, and awakened no little
interest even among those who do not
come within the pale Of the faith.
On Tuesday evening a grard dress. bali
at Y. NJ. II. A. Hall, was given In honor OF
delegates and visitors, aud was In point OF
attendance and tue "icuurss and variety OF
costumes az briiIlaut az event as these col
umns have recorded.
"Wednesday night AT the same place and
under the same auspices,a most sumptuous
banquet was spread, the menu whereof laid
uader con 'rbution the skill aud danties
not only OF Dallas but OF TAR distant cities.
The toasts, niue IN number were pecul.
larry feicitous and were responded to by
eloquent gentlemen who were inspired by
the occasion TO ou'strip previous efforts.
There were also pleasant gatherings and
reunions among home and visiting mem.
bers, aud In short, the four days
session OF the lodge were marked by nu-
merou, episodes Oft most enjoyable char
acter,
Tuesday night the ladies of the First
Presbyterian church gave strawberry and
ioe-Grcam festival, at No. SOL Main street
which was a success financially and socially.
These ladies also spread an elegant lunch
Thursday at the same place, which was
literally patronized by the business men
Then there is the ENTHUSIASTICALLY
and in truth feast Of melody and song
al hn final Ia,
which have afforded the ladies that most
congenial and fascinating Of all pursuits to
the feminine mind-decoration Womanly
taste aud skill have been ex
banded In lavish profusion in the
identifying OF the pavilion and
the headquarters for the Press association,
aud a delightful time has been had In OK.
changing opinions and experience as to the
garnshment Of the house beautiful.
The CITY Ia already putting on holiday
garh. The trains are unloading hosts OF
visitors, hosptabe doors are swinging
back for the entrance OF expected guests,
The irown Of the man OF businets has given
way to the smile of welcome, and every.
thing augurs well for the success of an
event which has engrossed public attention
for many months.
Tomorrow the long.talked of bazaar
and lunch for the benefit of the Hospital
association will commence. Dinners during
tho week will be given In the tents erected
on the lot next to the HERALD building,
Refreshments may DO had each day from 10
q. m. to Gp.m m. Everything that the most
ep0urean taste can desire, prepared by our
most akilliul housekeepers, will be served
by tho lunch committee. This department
Ia In charge Of Mrs. Atkins, who will be-
assisted by some oil our most charming
young ladies.
The Bazaar will DO held on Main street
next to the corner of Austin street, and is
under the management of Mrs. Mcclellan
and her able and accomplished assistants
Mesdames Eisenlohr, Oppenheim. Mar
sails aud others, A berry Of fair girls will
attend to the wants OF the public.
Among the attractions Is a handsome
"orazy quilt" the combined effort of fifty
ladies. A carriage afghan will be voted TO
the most popular married lady. A Jap
anese table aud soap bubble stand will
be IN this department. Ice cream, straw.
berries aud cake will be served. The Ba.
zsar chronicle will be u feature Of this dc.
partment, MS II will contain all items of
interest concerning the Smngerlest. Con.
tribulions OF flowers are requested each
day,
A most delightful and recherche enter
tainment was rendered aselect company of
hiVuNo w hisS iiliuu AlIOTu, ~ tue reHt'
dencc OF her father, Colonel Afford San
Jac!nto street. on Friday evening last. The
gncsts were charmingly entertained by the
fair hostess.
Floyd street Methodist SUNDAY. sch ,ol
enjoyed picnic ~ Longs Lake Thursday
aud the Episcopal Sunday school gathered
At Shady View park yesterday for the same
object and had n pleasant time.
V.B. Curtis Of Chicago Is ut the Windsor.
DIR. NJ. w. Kemp and wife, Mexa, are at
the Windsor.
Captain b; !. Beach, of st. Louis, is u
guest ut the Windsor.
j. A. Trumbull, freight agent of the Star
and Crescent, is at the Windsor
james l. Mandell, of Boston, is register
cd at the Windsor.
J, s. Evans and William Tallow, of the
Southern Pacific railway, are At the wind
sor.
Capt, y. T.. Cowen, Fort Worth, is stop.
ping at the Windsor,
Captain Thomas b. Blake, q prominen,
grain man of ST. Louis, is at the Grand
Windsor.
q. \, Case, of Chicago, is at the Grand
j. o, Loving and wife. Of Fort Worth
Mrs, John Tooin and Miss Ella Carter, o.
Austin, will arrive on this mornings tram
TO attend the SGngeriest.
Miss Nellie House aud the Misses Loitin
Of Tyler, are visiting Mrs. Sawnee Robert.
sou, and will remain during Spngeriest
The young ladies are no more popular at
home than In the social circles Of Dallas.
e.. W. Middleton, a prominent attorney
OF Jacksonville, Texas, is in the city on
route to Monterey, Mexico, aud paid the
HERALD q pleasant call.
DR.. 8, II, Werlich, Of Houston, one of the
most talented pulpit orators Of the state,
will preach the Baccalaureate sermon nj tho
Female College Sunday, June 10.
Captain James IL, billiard, prominent
citizen OF 81. Louis, is In the city and will
enjoy tho SGngertest.
Mr. Sirmund Mayhoiy, OF New York, Is
IA the city. aad will remain during the
SGngeriest
Miss Katie Clyde Gerald, ono of Waco.
most popular and accomplished young Ia,
is visiting Mrs. Il. 5. Banks, 6ii Ros,
Mr., r +. Hendriek, Of Galveston, is view,
ing the wonders of Dallas
Miss Susie Dieiry, formerly with Sange,
Bros, but late Of st. Louis, has returned "a
the city
Miss Lillian Fitshugh, daughter of Colo.
mel Fitzhugh, who has been very III with a
long spell Of fever, Is rapidly convalescing
MAJOR Ewing, a prominent citizen Of
Ohattield, y In the city, looking around with
tho view of.ocating here. Heis a worthy
gentleman, and Dallas would DO pleased Ia
book him as citizen.
Miss Alice Mott, OF Shreveport, is visiting
tho family Of Colonel W. y. Wylie,
y, w. Randolph, Of 81. LOUIS, has accepted
the position Of cashier IN the office OF the
Pacific Express company here, and will on.
ter upon his duties Monday.
MT. John \. Elliott, Of tho HERALD, has
boon designated to deliver the Baccala ureate
Address TO the graduating class OF Marvin
college, Waxahachie, on the 18th of June.
Ne has also been appointed to deliver the
diplomas and certificates, as may be
awarded. Marvin college is the harvest In
tue state, having thirteen Of the ablost pro.
fessors,. a splendid library, chemical, as.ro.
nomical and other apparatus, an equatorial
telescope nine feet long, etc
Iyerson A. Jones, OF Louisville, Ken.
tuoky, 10 at the 81. George.
II. SiiN and villa ~ nautao h.,. -.