The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-31
THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
THE RED MEMS CELEBRATION
A Grand Parade and Most Enjoyable
Time - Orange Blossoms 80 City
Court 80 Personal Mention
ard Other Matters.
Red Mon, Celebration.

Yesterday was a'grand gala day il
Dallas. Caddo Tribe No. S, Independ
ent Order of Improved Red Men, cele
brated its second anniversary by
street parade aud picnic at Shady
View Park. The followingprogrammt
was carried out:
PROGRAMME.
The procession formed on Elm on
street, as follows.
Mounted Police.
Melne Bros BIoEs Band I'm their New and
ELEGANT Chariot.
Members OF the Tribe on Horseback In Full
indian Costume
Floats, with Big hiefs
Members OF Caddu Tribe and Visiting
Hrothers
Float with Canoe and PappOoses,
Tho line Of march Was west ON
Elm street TO Houston street; thonce
south on Houston 10 Main; thence east
on Main 10 Leonard; thence north on
Leonard TO Swiss avenue; thence west
on Swiss 10 Preston; thence south on
Preston TO Elm; thence west on Elm
TO Austin; thence TO the rendezvous.
The street parade was credit to the
enterprise of the order. Tho members
OF the order who participated imper-
sonated tho Indian 10 perfection,
dressed, as they were, in gGudy coiors
and buckskin and bedocked with gow-
gaws, and as they appeared upon spir-
tied steeds, armed with tho weapons Of
the original aborigines. Mono Bros
Band, in their new band wagon, built
r bS the Weir Plow Manufacturing Com.
pany, discOursed sOul-stirring music
as tho procession moved through the
afFaalN trfff Wnag4n hNs a
that lined the sidewalks,
AT THE PARK.
After the parade shO HaymRkers aud
the Caddo Tribe No. S ad-
journed to Shady View Park. The
opening exercises commenced at 3
p. m. Addresses were delivered by
Judge Schulz, Colonel w. d. Wylie,
W. 4. Strange and General Cabeil on
the objects and purposes Of the order,
which Is founded ON tho well-known
traternal love End tho devotion to
his friends of the Indian.
The order Is tho oldest
American order In existence, dating
their calendar from the discovery OF
America. The eloquent speaker was
listened to with profound attention.
After the addresses Meine's Band dis.
coursed sweet music, after which n
grand illustration of tho war dance
was giveu, fully illustrating the habits
OF the early aboriginos. Racing
and Indian games gave TO the guests
an enjoyable entertainments A beau
tiiul baby carriage was voted TO the
handsomest baby under 2 years old,
and tho reporter can fully appreciate
the very unenviablo position the
judges Of the election held in hunting
grounds that Is 20 prolific OF beautiful
babies as tho classic hunting grounds
of tho Queen City OF the Trinity.
A diamond set OF earrings woro dona-
ted 10 the most popular married lady
In the hunting grounds OF tho Caddos.
Surrounded as the gallant warriors
were by such a constellation of beauty
II was almost impossible to choose, but
inasmuch as the award was Left TO
their particular admirers, the choice
was finally made. Notice OF who the
fortunate one was will be given here
after as the late hour Of awards
forbids 10 IN this issue.
After awards were made, tho Meme
Bros Band rendered sweet music,
when happy hearts and nimble feet
kept pace 10 time as measured by the
sweetest OF strains.
AT NIGHT
there was q grand ball given in the
grand pavilion and tho dance war con-
tinued until late hour. The grounds
were brilliantly illuminated With the
electric light and everything passed
onin the most pleasant manner.