The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

0YIuIuh, BOYD JhUU1 Auu r. b. UYmtu
The brids vas richly and elegantly Atiirsd
In = royal purpl. suit. u ombinntion q
three materlals, llNn. brocsded velvet and
trimmed In pointed launoes Of satin, the
same material forming u pun on the LETT
side between two panels ~ brocaded vel
vet. Above IN frsnt aud m the back were
b0ufiant draperies OF vlain velvet. The
stylish POSI- | on basque was made OF plain
vilvet, ornamenied with. applica flowers
cut from tho broosded velvet. She wore q
beautiful Rnssmore hat, same shade as
dress. The lsf sldr OF tue Drin btinm grac'-
fully rolled up, showing q lining OF. grey
v, lyet. Above his we're Fix handsome
os,rich feathers, gray aud purple, held In
place BY a cluster of pomponb. Tue right
eide was trimmed with a careless drapery
OF pufp q velvet, hell In place by n cut
steel dagger. Her hands wore covered BY
smoothly. All presenting n picture of con
summalo DWELLINGS,. The groom was st
tired IN The Gus omary s,yle Thus another
OF Terrell Is t,irest md most charming
daughters hss pitoed her tate IL the hands
Of one OF our prDmising Young men. Ahsr
the ceremony they repaired 10 the hun0 OF
the groom, their iuture home. M guest
were entcit aimed. The presents received
were many, beauliful aud most costly, but
wv hNAilNAVAN - ~ ~ NANAAhfNNfH fHAHAfNh
friends of the biic were Mr. John w.
Floors end LADY OF c 'purne, and Mre. j..
X PHILIPPE. III Tyler, Texas. OF the groom,
Mrs. j. W. Fmulin eud lady, OF Allen,
Texas
Married, ut tho residence OF the brides
father, Rev. q. J.. Anderson, editor OF the
Texas Baptist, u Dallas, Oticiatiug, Mrs.
Bettie Bell, daughter Of uur ett'emed ctt-
zen, Mr.. Alexander LhcY, sgi Mr. w. w.
T~readway, 81 WyRudolte, Kansas. They
lett on the evening train for the gr0om'a
home.
SOCIAL EVENTS At INTERIOR POINTS.
The Mexia cOrnOt Dsnd postponed the
| mop announced for lass Thursday night TO
rex THURSDAY night, the IA h, wertaer
fuv0iing
The young ladies of Kosse gave a leap
yesr party u few nighls ago.
The intermediate CT -bra,ian ofthe Ratio
Genie and HeoniBn societies, OF Trinity
| University, was hi ia The IreseLc CO OF a
larse huiience and prIved o sugfe's.
Tue Criotet's. Gr0esbe,ck's amateur
company, gave an entertainment on Tues
day nIgnt at CLARK q Keys hall t. "a large
| aud appreniative audience. FOr ntRnuers
the g icketts acquitted themselyrs la "a.
somely.
The social party AT the home OF G.. ii.
| Echols, BRYAN, Was a most Ilaasant rit ir.
The o, ser least given by the ladies OF The
BRYAN Baptist church Wednesday.
The C1rsicana Daily Courier, under the
heat OF "Wet Westher Incidents" has the
following:
10 off.et the disaereesbls wet dampness
Yesterday. John ie Gordon became the
serenely proud father OF y beautiful girl
baby. shake.
John Young, despite the mud and water,
was shaking hands with tho amisble ones,
all on account OF big boy That was born at
his house yesterday. Cigars, please.
Mr. ID. h.. Jester, the banker, is rocciviug
congratulations upon thu arrival OF an heir
10 honor the name. The Courier adds it'
congratulations. .
L. @, McCammon bids defiance TO all
kinds OF weather, cause its u girl and he's
| coutented. Tom, we smoke.
A number Of the charitable and public
spirited ladies OF Ennis. we learn, have
taken the initial Try steps toward forming d
ladie. aid society for The purpose OF helping
the deserving poor in their midst.
A grand masquerade asd fancy dress bal
W Ii be given by the Ennis Brass Band, a,
The opera.house on the 22d instant.
A candy pulling was given at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. q O. Nash, kaufmln Frida,
night, tor the benefit Of the Ladies' Aic
society.
rhe Cumberland Presbyterian, Waxa
hachie, church, was rowde last Sunda,
evening TO witness the m ,nrhly concert.