Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-10
PERSONALS.

d. H. CREBs OF Helena, Ark, is at the
Peabody.
Dr.. n. J. BUssEY Of Columbus, Ga, is
stopping at the Peabody.
MAJ. NJ. BURKE has returned, and can
be found at the Peabody.
Gov. J. L. ALcoRN and wife are in the
city, and have taken rooms at the Peabody.
E. F. MILLER of Bolivar, Miss, is in the
city, and is qusrtered at the Peabody
Hotel.
MISSES SUSIE SwooPE and Hattie Han
cock of Alabama are visiting friends at 3S2
Vance street.
J. NJ. WALLAcs and ]. P. Wallace Of
| rooms at the Peabody.
Miss KATE NORMAN of Tuscumbia, Ala,
and Miss Linnie McCorkle of Mississippi
are guests of Miss Ida Lee Ellis.
THE Peabody Hotel will give its first
shad breakfast of the season this morning.
The menu is from the house of Peter Tracy
& Co.
Mr.. T. E. MILLS, business manager of
'Zczo," Is in the city making arrange
ments for the appearance of his company
at the theater next Monday night.
@. Q. EsTELL, Nashville; T. B. James,
Philadelphia; B. NJ. Sheriff., Louisville,
and George Bert, Chicago, are in the city,
| and have taken rooms at the Peabody.
Col. HUGH A. HAMILTON yesterday was
elected an active member of the Beaver
Dam Duck Club" of which there are
thirty-eight members and no vacancies.
The funeral OF the infant soa of Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler Jack occurred yesterday morn
ing from the residence of the parents of
Mrs. jack, Mr. and Mrs. Fl. A. Althouse,
No. so Linden street.
WILL A. TULEY will arrive to-day and
take mis- Old place in the office of the Pea
body. Will is elk feet four, and weighs
$50 pounds. He was never known to fo1-
get name or face, and is accommodating
to fault.
JOHN CLAvES, 125 Vance, died yester-
day. His death was caused by the burst
ing of a blood vessel. He came to Mem
phIs many years ago from Cincinnati, pa
peIS OF Wblcn city aTo -~4---a~@ IN men
| tion his death. Notice OF the funeral viii
| be given tomorrow.
". II. MILLER and Miss Bessie Urquhart
| were married last evening at Cavalry
| church, the Rev. Davis Sessums officiating.
The chu Ch was crowded with friends and
| relatives of tie young couple, both of
| whom are well known and popular in
| society circles in this city. After the cere-
| moby there was reception at the resi-
| dsnce of the bride's grandfather, Mr.. Geo.
| H. Blood, on Union street.
THE r son Ark Immigrant announces
| that Judge John NJ. B adley has chal-
| lenged Col. Robert g. Ingersoll to meet
him III Memphis in joint debate upon the
following subjects: The Divine Origin o.
| Matter, The Divinity Of the Bibls, The
Divinity of Jesus Christ and The Divinity
| of the Christian Religion" Bob went
accept. He long ago announced thai he
would not debate Sith any one upon any
subject.
AT ST. Peters Church, yesterday morn
| ing at s o'clock, DR.. J. W. Buddeko and
Miss Blanche Speed were united in mar
risge, the Rsv Father Bloomer officiating
| The church wag well filed with friends az
relatives Of the happy couple which ,consi =
ering he very early hsur and the fact that
no cards were issued, was decidedly COM
plimentary to the contracting parties. I'm.
mediately after the ceremony the bridal
/ p6ssV took carriages for the Memphis and
! Cbsileston dan0t, where DR.. and Mrs.
Buddeke left on the 8 O'Clock train for an
extended tour in the Eastern States, dur
| ing which they will wish Washington,
| New York, Boston and other cities The
| bride Is G sister of Mr.. John h. Speed, ard
was reared in this city, where she has a
| large circle of friends and is universally
esteemed. The groom is one OF the besI
known and successful physicians in the
city, who has built up large practice sc.."A and
made many friends during his residence
| in this city. DR.. Ruddeke and his bride
have the best wishes and congratulations
ot hundreds OF friends in all walks OF lif.
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