Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs CLARA DAMMANN is now visiting
friends in Lebanon, Tenn.
| Mrs II. G. HoLLENBERG returned TO the
city last night from Little Rock.
| MRS. w. W. THATCHER bas returned
from an enjoyable trip to Chicago.
LITTLE LAURA McANALLY, who has been
sick for some time with typhoid fever, is oul
of danger.
| w. Thatcher, OF this city, has arrived in
| Memphis.
IT is rumored that Uoion street belle
and Lexington, KY, gentleman are soor
| 10 be married.
TEE Rev ]. II. Correll and family, Of Yo.
kohsma, Japan, is on a visit 10 his uncle
Mr.. Jacob Weller.
Mr.. B. J. SEMMEs, OF B. j. Semmes &
Co., has made application for membership to
the Cotton Exchange.
MISSES LIZZIE AND JENNIE Brown, Of
Nashville, are visiting Mrs. w. NJ. Earring
ton, at 2S4 Beale street.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: Booth
Malone, ST. Louis; Clarence Boyle, Chicago
J. D. Horsley, Va; w. C. Simmon, jr.,
Providence, r. I.
Mr.. BEJAcH, sitter an absence OF ten DAYS.
returned yesterday from ST. Louis, where be
purchase the immense stock of Messrs Ely,
Walker & Co., damaged by their late FIRE.
The Rev. George w. Sseeney will preach
morning and evening at Linden street church
to-day. Morning subjsct: The Gospel for
the Nineteenth Century" Evening subject
"Man Becoming God"
Mr.. r. E. WILLIAMS, JR., and sister, Miss
Matte, Of Bloomington, Ill, have been visit
ing relatives-the family OF Mrs. J. c.
Latham. After a pleasant visit, they re-
turned home last week.
Two distinguished priests from the dio.
cese Of Waterford and Lismore, Irelan3, are
staying at Gaston's Ho,el. O1e will preach
Patrick's church this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. JOHN MAcDowELr, of New York, lie
in the city. His host OF friends have been
more than glad TO see him, as be is one of
the eleverest gentlemen met in a weeks
journey. He is here this year purely on
business.
Mr.. FRED brennan, a worthy and accom-
plished journalist, has been made financial
and commercial editor of the Auaianche
This is a well-deserved compliment, as Mr..
Brennan has a wide acquaintance in the city
and is peculiarly fitted for the position.
A MEMORIAL high mass Of requiem for
the repose OF the soul of the late Mrs. Alice
Ford, beloved wife of Thomas Ford, will be
offered in st. Patrick's church at 9 O'Clock
on Tuesday morning, January 23d, being the
frat anniversary of her death. Relatives
and friends Of the family are invited TO at
tend.
The Peabody Hotel has been eayer and
more brillisnt than usual during the present
season. 1t has been msde exceptionally 30
during the past week BY the presence of Mira.
Gov Alcoru aud her two charming dsugh-
tere. The brilliant att ainmeuis of Miss Jessie
Alcorn have made her great favorite. Her
talent for recitation had preceded her visit
10 Memphis, and last night the guests of the
Peabody m ade an earnest request that she
favor Them with a recitation. Miss Alcorn
responded by reciting "0'Connor's Child"
and "The Manisc," and the genius che dis
PLAYED showed that the faies, by lavishipg
upon her the luxury of wealth, had deprived
The drama OF bright, particular star, for all
were fascinstej with her charming recita-
lion. A lady OF such rare intellectual en-
downents should be the heroine of some in
telIectual achievements.