Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-03-09
PERSONALS.

NJ. X. CRUGER has gone East to purchase
his spring and summer millinery.
Mrs. G. B. FAxoN, of Faxon, Tenn, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. T.. Finley.
Miss CARRIE DAVIS is the guest of the
family OF Maj. Beard, on Linden street.
Mrs. L. l.. LEWIS, nee Miss jamie Looney,
| is visiting her parents, on Adams street.
Mrs. GEN HENRY f. CLARK returned
Friday from st. Louis on the City Of
Cairo.
p. f. HopKIys left last week Tor the
East to select the latest novelties in mil
linery goods.
Miss ALLIE De BERRY, Of jackson,
/ Tenn, is visiting Mrs. J. b. Emery, at 235
Nnion street.
GEO. CRUrcHFIELD, Of Swan Lake, Ark,
was registered at the Merchants Ex-
change yesterday.
Coz. c. p. ATHoRE, wife and daughter
left yesterday evening on the steamer City
OF st. Louis for New Orleans.
Miss SALLIE FINLEY has returned from
Faxon, Tenn, after very pleasant visit
to her sister, Mrs. q. b. FaXon.
GEORGE T. VANCE, formerly secretary
and treasurer OF the Memphis Street-ear
Company, has ust been elected president
OF the New Albany Ind Street-car Com
pany.
/ The Rev. DIR. Strickland, OF Nashville,
an earnest and eloquent divine, will
preach at the First Baptist church to-day
and tonight, also every night during the
week.
TICKETS have been issued for fashion
able wedding at Como, Miss, on Thurs
| day, the Goth instant, the contracting
parties being Or. s. A. Rogers and Miss
Pattie Sledge.
Mrs. GEORGE l. HENRY has just reached
+ the city from San Francisco, Cal, having
been called to the bedside of her mother,
Mrs: R. A. Parker,,wh is very i'll at her
residence, 1S7 Vance street.
! THE friends of the Rev. A. w. Lamar
! will be pleased to learn that there is a
change for the better in the condition of
/ his oldest daughter, who has been i'll for
! several weeks with typho-malarial fever.
| Mr.. STEEL proposes to discuss subject
| of special interest to the lawyers tonight,
and SAYS he wants to be heard 1t is a
risky thing to arouse the lawyers. They
will be very apt to hear his "Word to the
Lawyers"
THE contract for furnishing the materi-
| ais for the plumbing and gas fitting for the
postoffice and customhouse has been
| awarded to J.. A. Bailey & Co., which
| speaks well for Memphis, they having to
compete with Eastern firms.
THE Chattanooga Democrat mentions
that Col. John NJ Fleming, one of the
ablest lawyers and brightest journalists in
Tennessee, is lying dangerously i'll at the
residence of his brother-in-law, the Rev.
DIR. Taylor, in upper East Tennessee.
THE Rev. George W. Sweeney, pastor
Linden Street Christian church, breaches
H. - Il
Nobodyism and Donothingism uersuS Some
bodyism." He breaches tonight on
President Hadden's Relation to the
Cause and Cure of Crime in Memphis"
THE Bowling Green (Ky) Times thus
announces the marriage of young gen.
tleman horn and reared in Memphis
The Second Presbyterian church was
crowded last evening to witness the mar
riage OF p. ID. Sale and Miss Carrie Hespen,
their attendants being Mr.. Phil Beau
champ and Miss Lily Winkleman. The
Rev. A NJ. Ilooke performed the cere-
mony in a beautiful and impressive man.
ner, and in fact. it was the most beautiful
marriage sermon it has ever been the LOT
OF the reporter to hear. Promptly at 80
o'clock the double doors of the church
swung open, and TO the measured tones
OF the wedding march, performed on the
organ by Prof. Gantvoort, the contracting
parties and their attendants entered The
groom and groomsman were both attired
in the rugular suit OF black. The bride wore
garnet silk and brocsde, with pearl orna.
ments, and hat and gloves to match. The
bridesmaid wore blue gray empress cloth
and velvet, with hat and gloves to match
Immediately after the ceremony was over
they repaired to the home of the
bride, where her suit was changed to that
OF beautiful gray travelling costume The
party then took carriages for the depot
where large coneourse OF friends were
waiting to congratulate them. They lef
ON train No. l for a bridal tour South The
bride is the daughter OF Mr.. Chris. Hes
pen, this city, and is admired and loved
by host of friends. The groom is gen
tieman who has been among us only {
short time, but he has made a host O
! friends and captured a worthy vile
Their numerous friends and the Tine
wish them happy and prosperous jounr
ney through life Prentiss ID. Sale is tn,
only son OF the late John F. Sale, once
prominent lawyer and distinguished citi
zen OF Memphis. The mother still residet
in this city with her son-in-law, Mr.. L
W. Miller. The many Memphis friend
of P. D. Sale unite in oongratulating hin
! on drawing such a vsluabls prize IN TIL
lottery OF marriage and in wishing him
J life of unalloysd happiness.