The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20

event long O. be remembered 10y the par
elephants, Their msuF lfirudl SHOVE.
their appreciation % their friendship bi
tesderlng them some ui the moot lovely
crystal ware imaginable. space will 40
permit ub 10 give l.gt ~ The pre cuts Ol
the givtrs, 80 We viii suffice 10 10 say thai
one aud all showed good taste Ia their ~
lsctious, aud they are much appreciated by
Tho receye Owing 10 unforeseen events
music had 20 be dispensed with, bat th'
host aud hostess were not NJ lOfs q
-utortsin their friends. At ~ o'clock suppel
wis announced, aud tho guests did jos'lcs
% the elegant repgst, and t'Ns were
ed prosperity OF The bride And groom nj
t'tren years welded life. Fifteen ycaIs ago
they started down the river ~ life, Aioi
i've years they wood up" rs IL were
Again they start down the river, and aiiel
ton years We see they had TO pay their "iin'
hrE e they could venture further. AGAIN
they start, aud here az their fifteenth ami
ysrsarv they are sklmmlng smoothly over
"CyrstAl" watersand Washington the. silver
| aud golden fields OF matrimonial exist
ence. ~ thoY approach the termination
n their Journey their friends bes. wishes
40 hat they may have only happiness to
u, X back upon.
From tho Stanford, Kentucky, Johrnal
We fcho the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Wedding
bells ca culated 20 strike with interest the
enr ~ Dallas society: 'GAuo-Holm-lu
| tho brilliantly lighted parlOrs OF the resi-
dsuo0 Of Mr.. aud Mrs. y 4. Rochester and
! 100 the presenc, ~ n host OF relatives end
/ friends, happy marriage was consum'
mAird Yesterday at 1880 n. N. Mr.. Juhn
/ \. Gano aud Miss Clara Bel Helm, In "a
| short hut Impressive ceremony, WIRE made
/ hu, band and wlfs by the father Il the
| pro1m, General II ". Gauo. Consralula'
/ ti0na were Hhowored upon them sad even
nature seemed 10 smile n happy approval,
| for the sun, Obscufed by clouds TIL
now, burst forth In dazzling splendor,
as u TO say, blessed be the bride upon
/ whom | shine" sumptuous reps,
| followed at an appropriate time, when am
ple Justice was done the exceipntly pre-
pared substantinls aud delicacioS in auu
/ out OF season, The BILE was beautifully
dressed and everything most tastelully
arranged The bride who Is one OF our
/ loveliest young ladies, looked unusually
handsome In her beautiful bridal costume,
wAich was OF white Ottumaa ep SILK, win
| long train made In point lace aud Topped
with orange blossoms jane roses ami smi
lax. a veil icstooued with crow n o.
orange blossoms enyeloped her, mixing
real picture OF lnveinesa. Sho is Tola'
live OF the late Governor Helm, and he
| longs to one Of our Oldeat and beet fami'
/ lies The groom is son If General Gduo,
|
educa'cd, and has "a bright future. A.
o'clock Mr. Gud Mrs. G,nO. with large
party. who accompanied thHm as lar u.s.
| Junction City, left Tor tour 10 Washington
and New YORK, from whence they VIII Go
via Cuba 10 Texas The HERALD unites
with the social circles Ct Dallas Ia extend
ing 20 the hsppy pair the heartiest con
rratulations and home welcome.
PERSONAL MESTfoN.
Tn1ra 4 I nfuEp- at sherman. ig Mt the
81 George.
D. y C.Oyelvie, Of Longviow, IL at the
s.. George.
Colonel O. O. Slaughter has returned
from Austin.
VI. $. S on, OF Dsnton, is registered at
the 81. George
r. z. Holland, Of Austin, IL registered at
tho 81. George hotel.
Mr.. Hesry Coke has been called to Sc
euin on business and will bs absent 8 II ~
dnys.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. T. Trszevant have re-
turned from an extended trip east. They
took ia New Orleans on their return.
BLP.sO.
The Cactus cub, q society composed OF
business and prcie' s'nnal men, Is regarded
with great pride by iis members ana n.
Pasoni,ns generally. They have sui Of
rooms in the fecond story Of the Hlhs
building. which is we'll furnished aud tt'"d
throughout TO meet the taste and conven
ince o. the members. Here each evening
10 clngregated a crowd OF GENIAL compan.
ions, who discuss business and cigars, and
pleasant recreation after day OF toll. On
asst Tuesday evening the club gave dance
to their lady friends in the elegant dancing
saloon connected with the Schulz sopera-
house. which was the best at
tended aud most elegant AZ
fair of the winter. Tuihili'e orchestra fur
nished tho music for the occaslon and re-
ceived richly deserved encomiums. The
following ladies were present: Miss,s Birdie
Blatchly, Stella Brinck, Ella Gist, Flore
Rand, Annie Porter, Ida Dobson, Mary
Gates, Mary Baall, Ida Alexander, Della
Campbell. Katie Hague, Lille Hague,
Miss Van Ausberg, OF New York Messrs.
w. + Crosby, DR.. Ross, G. W. Wnly. red
Gay. ]. p. Hague. Roher C4mpbell, DR.. IT,.
Alexander and L ID. Shepherd.
The rerpsichoreau club will give another
OF their series of Germans on the 25th
Instant.
M'KrNsKr.
Mrs. DR.. T. w. Wiley returned home
Wednesday evening.
Miss rsggart OF Madison county, ilssiss-
ippi, is visiting the family Of DR.. Sims q
our city.
JuuBt Dllhe marc ! uu q. D4O"h' va
Sherman, htent several DAYS IN our city
this week.
Richa-d Morgan, of Dallas and John
Bone, typo OF HERALD office, we're IN the
city this week.
Mr. William Mcdonnell likes 10 be no.
iiced and indications are that he will be
heard ofshortly.
At Fooie House in McKinney on even.
ing of the 18th inst, Mr.. w. Brady and
Mrs Gates we're united in marriage.
Rev. q. w. Sewell OF Louisville, has sssu-
med charge OF the Christian church at this
place and will make his home with us.
Mr.. Frank Capsule OF Dallas is in the city
on a visit and from appearances is Good
Templar, at least inclined to get into deep
water.
A. II. Field OF Dallas, selected AZ special
jndge to try cases OF Collin county VS. J. b.
Engleman ct al, paid Mckinney brief
visit odsy.
Mr.. John siT, c1nnscted with the cloth.
ing house OF J Arnn. hiss been enduiring of
houses 10 rent. or course 1t is for tho BEN
EFT OF Buck Shrsder
Mr.. J. II. Gardner, OF Mckinney, and
bride, nee Miss Lizzie Mclntyre. OF south
Csrrolton, Kentucky, arrived 70 day ana
at present are guests OF Is. Estes they
were met at Sherman and Escorted nome
by friends. among WHOM. were Is. w. Ieei
and Miss Battle Fsirchild.
Mr.. Henry Lewis, formerly connected
with Eubank K Co., OF Sherman, has re-
turned to Mckinney and associated him
self in business with GEORGE Curtsineer.
Henry !. doing his best to climb sharp