Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-23

tend the marriage Of NJ. Dywi and Miss
/ Blsby.
Mr.. An Ma. NJ. BURKE, Mr. P P Van
| Vleet and Mr. Pet:us B1wdre have returned
! from a delightful Trip TO Cuba.
Mr. p. +. MURPHY, travelling for =. Vac
/ caro- q Co.. ~ hOlessle liquor deaier= returned
from Arkansa- City by The Dean Adams last
night. As might be imagined trade Is not
very brisk in that section, though he rePOrts
the receipt Of several orders for goods in his
line.
LAST wear when Mccullough played III
gtnilg in Mobile, Mrs. Wilson augusta J.
Evans, the novelist), sent him, from her
greenhouses, a full-siz7d Roman shield,
made entirely Of white flowers, mounted up
on a green background, the shield pierced
by scarlet dagger-a beautiful tribute to
his magnificent acting.
VIsIroRs on Change yesterday: L. :. Dill
lard Oxford: J. B. Suuler, Wheatley; d. K.
wagner, Water Valley; w. ]. Jeffries, Scan
lans: DR.. J. J. Pullism, Lagrange; B. F.
Lewls. Lewisburg; +. Trumble, Somerville
J. L. Cain. Riyerton; DIR. B. Busby, Tennes-
see: J. B. Dowd, +. VI. Rogers, r. 3. Hous-
ton and B. II. Strong, Aberdeen; c. q. Cali
cut, Cold Water.
THE ladies who have promised contribu-
tions to the ornamental department Of the
bazaar to be given by the ladies of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Court street, church,
the first week in April, will please send
them in as soon as possible. All contribu-
tons to be sent to Mrs. J. W. Falls, 1868 JET
ferson street extended, aud Mrs. VI. c. Gal
laway. room 90 Peabody Hotel.
COLONEL JAMES F. STOKES, president OF
the Mississippi Levee Board, came up on the
steamer Dean Adams last night. He informs
the APPEAL that there will be meeting OF
the board held at Greerville on the first
Monday IN April, when measures looking to
the immediate repair and raising the levees
will be inaHgurated. He also desires it
stated that the report telegraphed from Ar
kansas CITY to the Globe Democrat that 900
families in the neighborhood of Terrene
are in need of immediate assistance" is
entirely unwarranted by the facts. Colonel
Stokes lives near there, and does not know OF
half dozen families who are in want Of As
sistauce from any quarter save that Of their
employees, who are able and willing TO do
all that is necessary in the premises.
LAST NIGHT Mr.. J. B. Dowd and Miss Eta
+. Busby, daughter of Major J. j. Busby,
we're married at the residence of the brides
father. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. James \. Heard, the young couple
standing under canopy of flowers. Little
Bette Wendell and LeOnOra Adams preceded
the bride and groom, bearing bouquets. A
large number Of guests, comprising many of
our best people, were present. The
young people received the following gifts:
Room furnished completely by mother and
father; cream spoons and knife, Mr.. and
Mrs G. J. Wendell; pickle dish and fork,
Seldom r. Busby; bronze and marble clock
Ben J. Busby; carving set, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
&. Adams: Bulwer's works, complete, the
Misses Dowd, OF Aberdeen, Miss; elegant
plush chair, Mr.. ID. Bryson; embroidered
wrapper, Mrs. ID. Bryson; bronze lamp, Mrs.
c. j. Phillips; water set, Mr.. ii. fursten-
helm; bronze vases, Miss Maggie Rogers;
embroidered handkerchief, Mrs. S. b. How
ard, of Jacksonville, Fla; black satin paint
ed fan, Mr. S. &. Hubbard, of Jacksonville,
Fla; jewel case, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Heisen,
of Aberdeen, Miss; silver and glass toilet
set, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. Joof; castor, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. ToOf; jewel case, Mrs. A.
X, Ward, of Nashville, Tenn; card
receiver, Mrs. John Little; white satin
painted fan, Mrs. George. Markham;
painted PLAGUE, Mrs. Rosa Rudd; vases by
Mrs. Kimbrough, of Atoka, Tenn; set OF
tor, Mr. and Mrs. V. &. Thayer; two cologne
bottles, Mrs. Thomos II. Chiffon; sugar
spoons, Mr.. +. +. Jones; set of spoons, Il. p.
Huston, F. NJ. Rogers and E. II. Strong; card
receiver, Mrs. n. Myers, of Jackson, berry and
cream spoon, II. A Montgomery; jewel case,
china, hand painted card receiver, Mrs. L.
OBannon; cake stand, Mrs. NJ. b. Mallory;
butter knife and sugar spoon, Miss Sallie
Brown; fruit stand, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Kennedy; Mrs. BrowningS Poems, Miss
Claudia O'Bannon; pickle castor and tongs,
Mrs. L. w. O'Bannon; card case, filled with
printed cards. Mr.. Il. NJ. Mansford; jewel
case and cologne bottle, the Misses Caldwell;
book rack, Mrs. Vigus; rustic vase, Mrs. J.
B. Hays; white satin painted ian, VIM.
Frank & Co.; pin cushion, Mrs A. X. Sloan.