The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06

no psint,r a., k'ug IA his twilight musings,
for shapes of beauty To invest mo
loved N sdonna OF his toll, could
and f,o. ia ,ra fair or orm more taultess,
now drsped Ia Grape bewailing tho decay
ING occuJsnt OF The narrow collin that
ho,i..s iii q srnity. There was hs home
of the Young man rich IL all that makes
maubood euviable in his many virtues,
with AL his promise cut short, while mere
was the housshod ~ ruthlcssly broken
into, leaving ~ the spot OF ciusn'u ana
moulderrn hopes ~ the funeral pageant
oonyeypd TO The charnel house the head OF
the family. But evou where life remains,
the changes are often Of melancholy
tinge 20 W. feel that time IL fast ebbing,
slipping away, until We recall the words OF
the song:
Your lock were ouri \. gold,
Aud mine had shamei the crow.
Now, In the self-sames age,
We've reached tbc silv.rngf,
Time goes, you sayI An, mol
Oncs ~hen my voice was strong.
fill-d the WOO Nv " tn sony,
To praise your "rosr AID snow.
Ny bird tn 4 sat 4, Is DEED;
Where aye vogr us-s nrdl
Alas, Tim stays-we go
Sec, IN what tr- versed WAYS,
What back ward fat DELAYS
Tho hope Ne used b snow'
Where g ouruld sirts2
All, whCr, ihO.o y'nihed hres'
Time goes, you sny1 An, moi
Wow far, how far, o Sweet.
Tho pass ebind our feet
LIES ia the even slonl
Now, on the forward way
Let us fold hands ana pray;
Alas Time stays-we gel
or to-day week, al $50 o'clock IN the
.eyeIing, 1T their residence, 6l8 Brovder
street, MIR. and Mrs. Banman wi anniver-
ssrats their crystal efficiently wedding.
Very neat Invitations ore out to Their
striends TO be in attendance. Shakespeare
n,newhers says. Men are April when
they WOO, Dscem Der when they we'd aids
are May When they are maids, but the tks
changes whsn they are wives" But this 10
somewhat sianderous. for III urmured melo-
dies OF pleasant thoughts and acts still
remain with many married couples,
and the couple, now IN their marital teens,
are . glowing example OF this truth.
SEvslAL weddings ara on the tapis this
month, and several mora next month.
among our o. cis,y bellies Eight fer Janu.
AIRY and four for February 90 far as the re-
porter knows OF, but oh, the pity OF 1t, two
,of tho lovely f.ces will 70 into other states
than that OF msirimony, aud one will do
part for q slater city in this state. Aud 80 1t
goes.
Ar the Temple f. Manuel at o Q. IN. on
Saturday, 18th instant, Mr.. Joe Bsuman
will be confirmed. A reception will he
had at the home OF tho parents on the suc-
\pesding evening.
Tns lsap.yesr party given by the young
ladies at the hospiisble home Of Miss May
Thomas, Mckinney avenue. ON Thurs
day evening last, was complete
success in every respect. BY O'Clock
most of the couples invited had
assem- bled, and the compliments OF the
evening having been passed, not, however
until after the several works OF trt painted
! by Miss Thomas had been examined and
} admired a. they hung IN their handsome
frames against the wall. The as .ignmeDis
OF the gentlemen to the ladies we're pecu-
liarly feiici,ous throughout tho list.
Among the visiting guests 10 friends IN
this citv uresent there we no'icnd Miss
Woods Of Vrginis, Mas Glenn OF New Or
leans, Miss 3eAy OF Tennessee. At about
midnight the ladies escorted their invited
bsaur into The supper.room where the lat
ter we're waited on by the former, and wnere
the swsetest sauce and most enticing sea-
soning were the dainty tngere aud winning
smiles OF the iair waiting maids. Following
was the programme OF dances
PROGRAMME
/. lsnciers;2 waltz z; 3, heel and toe; 4 Ian.
ciers; o, Newport; 6, waltz; 7, -qusdrille; 8.
,hsel and toe; 0. sshottiscbe. Intern ssion.
~, ianoisrs; IL gu export IL, walts 10. Lam
ciers; IA, heel aul toe; 10, racquet; 10, waltz
II, Virginia reel: IS, Home, Sweet Home.
The committee, Misses Annie Pfouts,
Josie Stephenson, Minnie Slaughter and
May Thomas, have cause 10 congratulate
themselves on the thorough success OF the
affair. Whether any knots were tied or
not tied on that leap year opportunity,
the reporter cannot undertake to- cay, but
ono speech he overheard, wherein loves
arms seemed wreathed aoout the neck OF
admiration" ives calculated 10 melt the
stoniest bachelors heart. But the young
man srew pale beyond the power Of ex-
preston In his great tinidity, and the
reporter, himself so sympaths,ic and timid.
retired.
on the 18th instant the Queen City
Guards will give social hop and company
drill, The entertainments ofthis company
havir 2 proved to be = social success, they
intend holding them monthly. The invi-
tation committee consists sf Messrs. Frank
Wheat. A. Y. Wozencratt aud Don Hinck-
lev, who will issue the invitations ct once.
The 'Ge,man" will be entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules e Schneider Tuesday
evening.
l.. A. Pires returned to the city yester-
day and il a guest NJ the Windsor.
II. p. Hughes, passenger agent OF the
Missouri &c. 10 a guest at the Wind
sor. ,
J. NJ. Gardiner, Of New York, is at the
Windsor.
r. w. Ball end wife, Of Fort Worth, are
kstopping at the Windsor.
Frank Daul. of Milwaukee, and +. +.
connor. OF Cleveland, Ohio. are registered
/at the Windsor.
Theodore Nash. Of Galveston, is a guest
n the Windsor.
.F. II Graham and ID. r. Meade, OF New
York, are registered at the Windsor.
william Sooy Smith and wife, OF Chicago,
Illinois, are stopping at the Windsor.
NJ. Mcclellan, OF 81. Louis, 10 ct the
Windsor.
George W. Cleveland. OF Waco, Is Q
.zuest at the Wincsor.
Mrs. Damn aud child, OF Chicago, are
registered st the Windsor.
CAPTAIN Sam Hen wood, sister and
niece, of Wayne and Koscineko counties,
- ndians, ere visiting The family OF DR.. w.
[H. Sutton. They express themselves ~
much p.eased with Dallas and what they
have seen o. Texs..
The friends Of Mr.. Ed Murphy will be
Mad to learn that be 10 slowly recovering
rom his illness be has labored under for
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