Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-07
PERSONALS.

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Mr.. BEAUREGARD RAJA left Sunday morn
ing for s.. Louis.
Mr.. FRANK JONES left last evening for
Hot SPRING., Ark.
Mr.. E. Slayer, Of Slsger & Goldbaum,
has left for the East.
Mr.. JAMES DoNNoHUE lefs Sunday night
for Clsrksville, Tenn.
Mr.. D. HAMER, Of Wittville, Tex, visited
the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Mr.. S~ToNEwALL MONTGOMERY and A. NJ.
LlttltjohE left last night for Europe.
MES. BRUCE and Miss Madge Bruce left
Sunday night for Montesgle Springs.
ME-. JOHN K. SPEED aud John T. Wilins
Left Sunday night Tor Bon Aqua Springs.
Me-. JOHN CONDOR left last night on 4
business and pleasure trip combined, to the
East.
MRS. DUKE JOHNSTON, with sons, Mssters
Charles, Duke and Earl, left last evening for
Bon Aqua Spring.
THE funeral of the late Frank Brannon
occurred Sunday from his residence Oh
Winchester avenue.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WHITE BEDFORD left lait
night for Waukesha, Wis, Uia tue Louisville
and Nashville railroad.
Mr.. JOHN T. WnLINs, of Orgill Bros. &
Co, left last evening for Bon Aqua Spring
on a visit 10 his family.
Dr. A. G. HAYGooD, general agent of the
John f. Slater fund, wss in the city yesler-
day, and left for New Orleans last night.
Col. r. F. LooNEY aud K. +. Looney, If.
left Sunday night fer Il ckbridge Alum, Va.
ria the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Mrs CHAs. WINSTON left yesterday even.
ing for Kentucky, where she will visit rela
tives and friends tor the rest Of ihe summer
MAJ. ]. H. SMITH and family leave b,
the Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern rail
road this morning, for a trip North anc
East.
Mrs. COOPER, Mrs. Doyle and Misses Jsr,
ME and Lula Montgomery left Iast night fol-
Old Point Comfort, Va, via the L3uisvill,
aud Nashville railroad.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Julia Wood
ward were buried from Calvary church Sur
day afternoon, the r v. Mr.. Orgain readin,
the service for the dead.
THE marriage Of Mr.. J. +. Gentry an,
Miss Lulu b irbiere will be celebrated at to,
Baptist church at Collierville, Tenn, OF
Wednesday night, August Suh, at s o'clock
MRS. r. I. COOPER, Mrs. Julia Doyle ans
Misses Lula and Jennie Montgomery, accom-
panied by Mr.. 5. r. Montgomery, left lac
night via the Louisville and Nashville rail
rosd for Old Point and other Virginia water
ing placer.
THE Rev. George T. Stainback reached
Memphis on Sunday last. He came on
sad errand, that of preaching the tuners
sermon in honor Of Mrs.. Eugene Leidy. A
prominent lawyer OF Memphis, and a gentle
man of great literary taste and culture, in
conversation yesterday exprt s9ed the opinion
that the sermon Of DR.. Stainback at the Cum
berlaud Presbyterian church on SUNDAY
evening, over the remains OF Mrs. L .idy, wa
the most beautiful and appropriate be haC
ever heard on such an occasion. DE-. Stain
back knew the deceased in her innocen
childhood, beautiful girlhood, and "a wifi
and mother, and knowing how shl
loved him in all these relations O
life, it was not surprising that his elcguen
words were choked by the heaviDg emotions
OF a bleeding heart. His sermon was an elo
quent tribute TO a noble woman. DR.. Staiu
back will spend several days in Memphis
and perhaps The entire week, in visiting anC
receiving his friends. Some men never shak,
a band without making an enemy. Dr.. Stain
back is of that other class, who never clasp
a haud without making a friend. He i
loved BY the people of Memphis with an Of
fiction seldom lavished upon an individual
His transparent simplicity, the warmth O
his genial nature, his great abilities, hi
piety, and powers as an eloquent minister
have made him one Of the most popular auC
conspicuous leaders of his denomination. H,
has occasionally lived in Memphis during to,
past forty years, and he wac loved in boy
hood and manhood. There is aiwavs
-. nIa leaving.