Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mrs. JarIey's waxwOrks.

Mrs. JarIey's WaxwOrHs.
Mrs. farley will exhibit her remark
allie waxw0rks for the benefit OF st.
MsTy's Episcopal church next Thursday
lligbt At the Memphis Theater. We be-
sneak a crowded house.
The Messiah.
The Mendelssohn quartetUe club, un-
der the proficient guidance of Prof. J.
E. Perrfng, will give the OratoriO Of
The Messiah at the Cumberland Presby-
teriaB church, next Friday evening.
There will be a grand chorus of seventy
voices, with appropriate orchestral re-
hearsal. The members are undergoing
freouent rehearsals, and brilliant con-
ceri is promised The public.
-rha GERMAN Protestant Sunday-SchOOl
Picnic.
Yesterday the teachers and children
of fhe German Protestant Sunday
school had g fine picnic, at James's
Dsrk. In the morning the Sunday
school. under command Of their teachers,
formed a processiOn, and headed by the
Old Memphis band, paraded Main street
To Beale, whence they proceeded to the
park, where a pleasant day was enjoyed
by the little folks, as well as their num-
eTous visitors.
Confederate Monumental Picnic.
The Confederate relief association will
e,iy,e a picnic early next month, for the
6ene fit Of the unfinished monument At
F,IunN-OOd cemetery. 1t is but right TO
DreserYe in our hearts and perpetuate in
marble the memory, the virtues and
tbe noble deeds of dead heroes. This,
then, is a laudable purpose, and should
meet a sincere response from all who
love TO acknowledge the greatness OF
the fallen soldiers Of the south, or who
wish TO pay a fitting and abiding tribute
10 their heroism and their worth. We
hope to see this picnic the largest and
most magnificent OF the season.
The Masanie Picnic.
1N1e Masonic lodges of this city will
Give a magnificent picnic at James's
5ark ,,n the twenty-fOurth day Of June.
In fhe meantime the different commit
tees will perfect all necessary plans
To render the occasion one OF unbounded
Measure al,d general enjoyment. This
Ticnic viii be free from any improper
feature. and none bat persons Of good
character can gain admittance. THIS
rule win be strictly observed, and IN or
Ger TO secure this desirable END the
,,,oet active measures will be eXerted.
HNne Memphis hAa-D24o Nu11cA fCNAg N..-gSJ
the confidence and esteem Of the public,
and will therefore DO their best TO enter
tain most agreeably the many ladies and
gentlemen who will attend the grand
Tienic of the twenty-fourth OF June.
a. Georges Picnic To-day.
To-day the st. Georges society viii
s,ive it, annual picnic at James's park,
Snd we have every assurance that this
occasion, like the former ones, VIII at
frsct very large attendance and inter
,.sf .svery visitor. The previous picnics oi
fbe ST. Georgc society were among tne
banniest ever enjNved in Memphis, and 1t
isintended to make this one equal, If not
superior, TO former ones. The grouhus
are in excellent condition, and every
thing looking TO the convenience OF VS.
tors has been carefully arranged. IA
addition TO the music, dancing anu
fessting, numerous games and Sports OF
the old country will be INDUCED IN, oy
roth children a1c grown persons. Ihe
society will parace the streets this morn
ing before going 70 James's paikl when
we dare say viii be crowded. Hurrah
for jolly time generally.
Tbe italian Ffenie Tomorrow.
Tomorrow James's park will have
within its cool ana refreshing shades an
Immense assemblsge Of our citizens, the
attraction being the annual picnic Of the