Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-05-21

Mrs. IErIsy = WszwoFi<s.
The beautiful and historic waxwOTki
of Mrs farley viii be exhibited in thii
city next week for the benefit OF ST.
Msryis church. These Baxworks
among other Illustrations, represent
Dickens's OJd Curiosity Shop, with s1 o.
its quaint figures and oddities Of human
ity. OF coarse the entertainment viii
Prove attractive as it deserves to be.
The xessiAh.
The Memberships are rehearsing the
Messiah for repetition at the Cum ber-
land Presbyterian church, on Court
street, on Friday, the twenty-ninth in
slant. The Chorus and orchestra has
been largely increased for the occasion,
and several Of COR leading amateurs viii
lend their help 10 the rendition of solos
additional 70 those on the first occasion.
TIE Masonic Picnic. t-
The different Masonic lodges Of Men,
phis will give a grand picnic at James
park, the twenty fourth day Of June.
The Masonic picnics heretofore given
have been Of the most agreeable charac-
ter. ard were conducted iB a manner
delightful to the many who attended
these pleasant entertain ments. Due no.
tice Of this picnic viii be given in few
days.
knights Of IRnisfaII Celebration.
This renowned and glorious orgsniza-
tion. the oldest order OF chivslry ia the
world viii hold their anniversary cele-
hratiOu at Janes's park the second day
ofJune. The Knights Of Innisfau will
give an entertainment Of vailed amEse-
ments, 10 consist OF speaking, dancing
and various games TO interest and please
the numerous persons who will attend.
The order viii parade the streets during
the day.
Pref. LeEJ's S0seerL
Prof, Lew, the excellent musician,
who enjoys 3 deserved popularity among
the most cultivated Of our citizens, will
give a grand instrumental concert on
the fifth day Of June. 1t is needless to
saw that Prof. Lsvy's efforts to give
first-class entertainment viii meet with
merited patronage. As 70 the graceful
management of this concert, and the
excellent character Of the music, it is
needless to speak: for Prof. Levy is an
artist OF the first order, aud will make
success.
sOeieta di Usi0ns FrstsIiABza Hfaliana
Picnic.
Next Wednesday, the twenty-seventh
instant, the S0ejetd 0i URiOgle FrGtel-
IanzQ ltGziGnu will celebrate their Gus
tomary annual picnic at James's park.
The most extensive preparations are
being made for this picnic, which viii
doubtless eclipse any previous one given
bv this organization. Major Winches-
ter and other gentlemen will deliver
speeches, and IN addition to this feature,
dancing, music and other annusements
will contribute to the en- njoyment Of the
day.
knights Of Pythias Piensc To-day.
The Knights Of Pytbias viii give their
first annual picnic st James's park TO-
day. Il Is not necessary to speak at
length Of the character Of the gentlemen
who compose this organization, and
Of the member constituting the different
committees. It is enough to say that
they ore reliable and most respectable
gentlemen, occupying high social pOs.-
lions. and thattbey will exert themselves
10 contribute 10 the enjoyment and
pleasure Of the visitors. No improper
character will be admitted either to-day
or at night, snd all ladies who wish to
attend this picnic will not
come in eontset With any person IN
worthy their Feccgnition.s The members
Of Tenns sssee iOtge No. band Of CRar 1
de Leon No. Is, viii parade the streets /
this morning. The Brownsville lodge 1
has been invited to attend this picnic, 4
bat no response has been received. In I
addition to the extra 'street-cars which .
Superintendent Barrett has kindly cor (
scented to run, 3 full line Of omnibusses I
VIII leave during the day and .
night for the park, the fare being but {
ten cents. Over twelve hundred tickets 4
have been sold, and we may expect TO .
see Ibis picnic the most attractive and
popular OF the season, for IL will be at
tended by our best eitizens.
Professor MuslIer's Grand opera Das-
sante.
The great eventof the season and the {
one which hss aroused such a general .
interest in our community IS the grand b
opsra terpiscbOTean 10 be given by Pre- /
fessor Mueller, the distinguished artist, I
whose name is 50 well known from
Louisville TO the gulf. Professor Mueller I
has given entertainments in Louisville
and al Nazareth Academy, near Bards-
town. Kentucky, which in splendor,
magnificent beauty and perfection,
rivalled IL not surpassed the
most gorgeous scenes ever produce
in this country. be Is IN every sense n
artist OF brilliant genius, enlarged feei-
ing and cultivated taste. IL Is no won
der then that Prof Mueller has won re-
nown aud satisfied every behest Of
the most aesthetic where they desire to
enjoy an expression Of the true, the
beautiful and the good in dancing. This
exhibitiou Of classical and fancy dancing
will be superior to anything our citizens
have ever witnessed, and 1t is their own
fault il they fail 70 avail themselves
Of an opportunity TO enjoy that which
they NAV never witGess again. Prof.
Mueller invites even the criticism OF the
rre.s. for be IS certain that his pupils, SO
carefully and skillfully trained, will sur
pass the expectations Of bis warmest
friends. Again d We urge those who
expect TO attend TO purchase tickets at
once, or they may not be able 70 procure
seats. The Theater tomorrow night
will be 8 grand bouquet Of beauty, fash
son, youth aud loveliness.