The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-29

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diers' reunion, balls and much personal
mention follows.
MAyEn's Hall was filled with an in
tclligont and highly appreciativo audi
cncc Friday evening, Ia hear thH OPP
orottn Beauty and the Beast, rs RON
dercd by tie pupils of the Temple
Emanuel school, under the able
direction of Mrs. Dako. To the
fact that the names of most oil those
, who took part were unknown by
name To the reporter, Is due that many
who meritod Individual mention are not
fully noticed. "Bcauty," by Miss Carrie
Kahn, was well ana distinctly rendered.
Phillip Faulkc made II thoroughly mel
ancholy, love lorn "Iicast," whose love-
sick misery elected much mcrrimcnt
from the audience. Ella Mctzlcr, az q
fairy, was splendid. She was graceful
of motion and little fairy indeed. Lit
tie "Cowslip," by Katie iluborlec, was
prottily given. Aaron Schul played the
part of merchant u perfection for n little
imitator. The five sisters, Misses Mnudc
shepherd, Rachael Fricdlandcr, Helen
Audrey, May kerfoot and Della Loeb,
we're full Of malice and standardization.
liss Maudc Shepherd seemed particular
} gifted with the use of her tongue. Til
ly Rcinhenrdt's recitation, "Archic
Dcanc,n was bright and piquant, por-
traying the little coquettc To perfection,
ana although lengthy the interest was
well sustained Ia the end. Tho song by
the sisters, "Wc'rc Going to the BALL"
brought down the house. Miss lilly
LYMAN rendered II very difficult song
(namc not rcmcmhcrcd) very crcditably.
Miss Palmyra Schulz sang German
Legend" in German, most beautifully,
cliciting hearty and well-dcscryed
Aencore. Carrie Baum led the Little Nor
fals, Tin song, "Torpedo and the Whale"
Her dancing brought down the house.
Miss Allie Bryan sang, "'ris but Leaf
and Faded Flower in manner evinc-
| ing most careful cultivation of the voice
! in one so young. The demons scene
18th dance and song was excellent. The
erdict of Il pleased audience was Il
lost croditablo and enjoyable entertain
lent.
TUESDAY afternoon nj o'clock, tho
~ scholars of the trsuline Academy
hderwcnt examination and received
Yards and honors according To classes
d merit. Attendant on the annual
stribution of prizes and the regular
ercises of such an occasion an enter
nmcnt of music and miniature drama
: given by the pupils ms players,
'atly pleasing to the considerable con
gation of tho best citizens who gath
III to witness the triumphs ana the
5 of the diligent young students. 1t
i'm all particulars pleasing. and the
tlences of progress made and good
rk accomplished were gratifying to
many friends of the Mother Superior
the order of Sisters, managers
this excellent convent school.
Thursday the boarder scholars
mencemcnt took place. 1t con-
Miss Clara Wilmans, an address
~<ei >ercd in style gracefully inn
pressiyc. Miss Wimans is one of the
gradua'cs. Her address was followed
by miniature musical drama, "The
Reverse of the Medal" in three acts,
each an instrumental solo; players,
Miss Elite Levy, Katie Stubs and Miss
followed the drama. The operctta was
sustained by Miss Fannie Robberson
rs Genovieve, Miss Sophie Rowley as
Isadore. Miss Katie Stubbs as Grace,
Miss Ida Booso and Miss NJ. Nancy
as maids in attendance. Miss l..
taker as Teresa. The opperetta was all
its tito implies, and il was charmingly
.xendered. Miss Rowley was suffering
Severely, but she remained in her role
and her pallor was the only betrayal OF
her indisposition. Next came the coro-
nation march, after which the pro-
gramme was completed in the following
order: Distribution of prizes, badges,
wreaths and medals; ADDRESSES to the
graduates by Misses II. Rawlins and ).
Rowley; II very eloquent and most hand
somely delivered valedictory by Miss
Annie Rogers, one of the two grad
yates: comforting diplomas. In respect
TO the entire commencement II may DE
! said that there was force, beauty and
vigor present that told of prayerful and
conscientious labor on the part OF the
convent management, and dilligent,
unittermittant application on the part
of the pupils. The pair of young ladies
who passed from the sophomore stage
of Intellectual growth last year, and yes
terday entered on the tolls of Ursuline's
alumni, are distinguished examples of
the triumph of diligence In study. Miss
Wilman's salutatory and Miss Rodgers
valedictory were, in each case, delivered
in beautiful ringing voices, clear as sill,
yer bells on frosty morning air, ana
they each justified the best term of re-
porters.
ST. .JoHN's Day was celebrated yester-
day by the Masons of Calvert bya grand
picnic given ut Wootan Wells. People
began gathering at the depot about
o'clock and continued until train time,
ne number swelling to about $50 per-
1sons. Many ladies were on the
grounds.
THE commencement exercises of the
y AGRICULTURAL and Mechanical College
closed last Tuesday. One of the orators
present was Gov. Ireland. \ brilliant
ball closed the exercises.
THE Dallas County Ladies Exposition
society held one of its meetings We'd
nesday Mt the parlors of the Grand Wind
sor hotel, and many matters OF interest
were discussed looking to II fine exhibit
30 1aIins' hnpIiwork ut the ENpDsitiOn,
Among the ladies present were Mrs.
Sallie T.. buchanan, of Waxahachie,
and Mrs W. II. Davenport, of Ennis,
L who announced that similar societies
Mad been formed in their respective cit
IS, and that the members intended to
y 10 full Justice To the skill and talent of
their homes.
LANcATTER Lodge No. 100, A. L. & A.
NJ, had public installation Tuesday last,
at m. M, Col. Il. q. Bower officiating.
Exercises i'm chapel of institute. At
tendance was very large.
AT the residence of the brides parents,
No. IL Sycamore street, last evening,
were welded i'm the bonds of matrimony
Mr.. Frank Darbyshirc, formerly of Sa-
bina, Ohio, and Miss Mollie Spencer.
The groom Is one OF the most expert
Rlegraphers i'm the service OF the Wes-
tern or any Union, conscientious man
of the key, universally beloved by his
associates not only here but wherever
his LOT has been cast. The bride Is
among the faircst flowers of Dallas, well
worthy in every way TO be the helpmeet
of her manly licge. Among the numer-
ons presents NAV be mentioned beau
tifui silver service presented by the en-
ployes of the company at this point:
long life and never-ending stretch OF
happiness TO a well mated couple.
THE Hoods brigade reunion ball a.