The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23
SACRED TO SOCIETY.
Preparing for ihe summer Campaign
"A Quiet Wedding.
The Cooking Club aud Its Hot Weather
Alternate.
And Personal Mention Biographical.

socrErY Items for lhe last week were ex.
ceedingly scarce and our social coiunn VaiS
morning 10 corfespondingIy uull our ne
porter has failed 10 learn OF any event nhp'
uenina whatever In the social woili, Inc
Young bellies and b.sux seem 70 DO ,hkinI
n ,breathing smell" after several months OF
Joyous and happy participation ~ .ho sv
cial pleasures that have taken place III Dal-
las But after awhile reaouoh inay ho. w,
and a we Judge from the many quiet buggy
rides that nave been INDUCED IN during me
Last ,wo or three evenings We shouiu not Dc
snrnrised A another matrimonial boom
would soon commence. Cupid Is no. asleep
nv auy means, aud Is liable ., STRING MS
how and let ay his darts. aud woa TO the
Sssr,s that are reached by his little love
sbaits. The theatrical events OF tho week
havs ann, nred In full Ia the HERALD, hence
a rendition Is unnecessary. In the ne
future a complimentary peneut VIII De
rendered to Mrs. Benton by her many
friend, and we predict that one OF the lnrg'
,st audiences ever congreRated la the opera
IA, use will lerd their presence 70 the occa-
sion. And who 10 more deserving
Oun 'young people are already taxing
steps looking to the organization OF CLUBS
IN summer Sports aud recreationa. A bi-
cyc.e clue Ia about being organized IN our
city 10 the Young gentlemen. with
Mr.. Arbuckle 90 Chief, and o gen.
tleman in tbs banking business ADD Que IN
the stationery 40 leading spirits IN the or,
ganizstion. A permanent organization VIII
p;obaby be effected this or the coming
week Then there is eleo n horseback rld-
ING club being gotten under way, with a
popular yonng lawyer as president rms
CLUB is tO be composed exclusively o. gen.
ilemon. The bylaws and Constitution OF
this organization 10 now being prepared oy
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submitted to the fret regular meeting, that
will occur shortly. Besides these, We hear
of other CLUBS that will shortly % formed,
and altogether, our young people promise
themselves a pleasant time during the COM
ing summer.
THERE WA. Wedding in our city yester-
dey. little out OF the order OF such events.
but withal rather interesting. Mr.. L. Is,
Corpening, one OF tue popular statesmen IN
Sanger Brothers mammoth est iblishment,
not ending IL convenient TO leave his busi-
negs during this busy season, 70 get mar
RED, obtained his aiiianced's consent TO
come on here from Sc. Louis. where che
lived. and marry him. Accordingly, the
happy c0upls were met ut the residence OF
Mr. Giles, ll26 Commerce street, ny heV
X. +. Hanks yesterday morninn ~ ~
practical groom will report Tor business TO.
morrow lust ~ nothing had happened and
will be found at his old accustomed place
The HERALD extends it's congratulations,
and wishes q long ana happy life to tue
young married couple
TIE young ladies' composing the Cooking
Club, which has added so much TO ths on
tertsinment OF our oitizens during the past
winter, met last Friday ev ming AZ the resi-
demos of Dr., w. 3. Lee aud partially con-
clpded 20 form lawn tennis club Tor the
m will he hpIu
this week, wnen It IL expecred permanent
organizstion will oe effected by the election
of officers and the enrolment OF members,
etc The club will consist OF Elk young la,
dies, xix young gentlemen, ana several
married couples. A iull list OF MEMBER
ship will be given next Sunday in our 30
ciely columns.
or the many handsome and elegant COS
TUNES worn at the late ball rendered TO the
cattle kings recently convened In our CITY,
the HERALD cannG refrain from ment'on'
inc the one worn by Miss Lille. the beau
tiful and accomplished daughter OF Colonel
]. NJ, Pointer, and we hope the young lady
will pardon our reporter for giving de-
scriptiop of the toilet without her consent.
dress OF bsoy piuk nun's yelling, the skirt
being plsited with four large box
plaits and each plat was enriched
with elegant and artistic car
nation pinks and red peoples. The basque
was made with box plslts In the bacg Win
a single poppy and buds and cluster OF
same on the cuffs OF the sleeves. The over
skirt was composed OF a deep puff In the
front falling i'll graceful folds and forming
a beautiful drepery in the back. the paint
ing Of this elegant costume u the own de-
slgr aud 1diwork Of Miss Lille and WIS
greatly admired b. sli present. The young
lady wore diamonds ard was one OF The
popular and graceful ladies OF the party.
THE Musicale met last Wednesday after
moon at the house of Miss Lillian jenkins
for practice. Mrs. j. L. TreZevant. the
leading spirit OF the society owing to sick
meas was abssnt mucn to the regret OF the
member present. The next meeting vii!
take nj ace al the home oil miss Lille Fitz'
hugh, next Wednesday week In the alter
noon, when q programme Will he decided
upon for the next entertainment by this
popular society
"wuoM THE GODS LovR'-ro LIrrLs JENNIE
cArLc-r rEiIE.
OH swee, little maiden!
From the depths Of those shadowy eyes,
with Remembrance OF Alden
Thy soul looks In sotrowful surprise;
What sees. thou oh dear one,
With those blue eyes that gaze far away?
Dost thou read thy own future?
Then tell me--what doth the book say?
OH true hearted msidenl
For earth far too tender and pure
Wilt thou, too, be laden,
With the sorr0ws we all must enduteE
Wilt age c,me upon thee
with It's codress, Its chill aud its gloom9
"Whom the god love-" believe me,
In their freshness pass down TO the tomb
And through ages eternal
A youth never changing Is theirs
As through regions tupetnal
They wander. unburthened by cares,
A,.I lana
And the sorrows too bitter Tor tears,
By ear raturning
Where time is not measured by years.
oh, dreamy eyed IN ,ldenl
Would 10 Heaven the gods had loved mt!
For nov wandering in Alden
Untrammeled bv SORROWS I'd be-
In freshness and beauly
I'd wander its cities OF gold.
Not haggsrd and wfinkled.
And wretchei. and hopeless and old.
Then II the rods love thee,
Let no Que besecch them TO hate
But In thy young beauty
Pass through when they open the gate
Lest IN anger they ose IL,
And for year. viii not open again;
Whom the gods love-" believe me-,
"Die young" ResurgAm-Amenl
GERrrs w.
DALLAS, March 20. 1854
TIE CATTLE KINGS OF TEXAS.
EprroR HERALD:-The many inquiries
made re alive 10 che cattle business, In
duces me to give few sketches or COM
pended history OF some OF the most promi-
i,ept and prosperous individuals engaged In
that lucrative occupation, spproximsting
as near as possible their beginning snd