Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-08

be mulcted on Monday morning, when he
presents himself before the recorder, and
the cry will be, another good man gone
wrong"
The Grand lodge OF Tennessee, /. o. NJ.
A., held its adj burned regular session in
JacEson O. The eth and sixth instants. The
representatives of the lodges in this city were
a. r. Davis, of Shelby, No. Al; J. P,
PRESCOTT, of Chelsea. No. A; J. W. Y.
Tor, OF Banner. No, 90. The death Of Grand
fresldent James w. hRaeLson was deeply
resrettea by the ensire grand lodge, and APP
S-3pr1aee resolutions Of respect en- con-
S,oience were presented and adopted. During
tne session the grand lodge adopted con-
oIleuIon 'or ITS own government, and also
constitution for its subordinate lodges. Three
NV NV lodges have been organized within the
Isl Jour months, and, ,aking into considera-
t'on the troubles and calamities which have
SSs.Shen the membership, the order IN the
o o Is IN healthy condition. A large
SShoant OF business was transacted. eVi-
uiShclnH 1t was a working bodT. The officers
e Elected and Installed for the ensuing year
ateS Il. y. II =. Sehorn. of Murfreesboro,
grand president;iDr w. Means. Of Bartlett,
T Tild VICE president; Robert W. Haynes, of
SSSacAson, grand secretary; S. A. Taylor, of
Meu pms grand treasurer; j. P. Prescott and
2ohn LInkhauer, of Memphis, aud B. H.
i'''hlng' OF jackson, grand trustees.
Pc oea.t:fal country residence of Col
80 .; W MerrIwether, four miles east of
Staatooia, Mississippi, was tt- scene last
evening OF a delIghfi..i sgent which has been
on the tsn.s 90 some little time-the mar.
| mage OF Mr.. Travis H. Taylor, a rising young
merchant OF Como, Mississippi, and Miss
D-rta Merriwether Scuatobia's .isirest aow-
eI' ana daughter c: 9 lionel J. o. Merri-
W Ts.ner: az seven o c!o-k at night the par
~. Ns'e hiled with the grace and beauty of
/ Do surrounding country. and an hour later,
- Df. hlDg, Of Senatobia. who Is quite q
! .aN"fite 10 matters matrimonial. entered and
TOOK his stand in a beautiful faral bower,
nice rom the genial CCion-lo own conser-
| Vo.oIyt aIAe Charming Miss Jennette Bos-
~, . Aiemphis, attended by Mr.. Pamela
paws, OF Como, Mr. Sidney Cabot, of Sena-
"o!a, ana Miss Lucy Cooper, of Memphis,
| aeo Mr.. Thomas Taylor, of Como, a brother
Vi me groom, with Miss Lucie Merriwether, a
SISTER OF the trIde, followed by the bride,
t PUSHING sweetly, and leaning gracefully on
tue arm OF the groom, then entered to the
| null OF grand wedding march, performed
| by Mss Addie Fletcher, of Memphis, and
took their places IN front of the clergyman,
| uaoer beautiful marriage bell, which, we
are sure, would have pealed for gladness had
II not already been oyerburdened with more
| sweetness than tongue could tell" After
| the ceremony, which was simple and impress
slye, the party adjourned TO The dining hall.
where table, in the form of huge at, u
was spread with all the dellcacies of the sea-
son, the brides health being drank in the
spafkingest of chsmpagnes. The bride re-
cgIved many handsome presents, among
them being beautiful silver pickle dish
presented by a young gentleman of this CITY,
| whose present iutimates that he had the best
happiness of the BRIDE IN his mind, or VIZ
must not believe the old truth, that "somt
bitter makes the sweetest sweeter.''