Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22
PERSONALS.

\. l.. GALLUP OF Indianapolis is at Gas
toms.
RALPH SrADKKER of New York City is at
Gaston's.
Cart. JOHN A. GRANT of New Orleans is
at Gaston's.
Col. GILBERT MOVERS has returned from
Washington.
Mrs. J. E. Moody and family of La
Grange are at Gasto1's.
Mrs. L. A JAMESON is very iii at her
home, No. Il Mosby street.
W. B. NANKIRK, representing Blancke
Bros. OF st. Louis, is stopping at Gaston's.
SOUTH MEMPHIS Lodge +. and A. NJ. will
met in NJ. NJ. degree on Tuesday evening
next.
Miss MARY H. TERRAss Of Nashville.
Tenn, is visiting friends at 376 Linden
street.
Mrs FANNIE SCRUGas of Holly Springs,
Miss, is visiting Miss Randolph, at 600
Beale street.
Miss BEULAH WILKINS of Helena is
visiting Miss Allie Treadwell at her home,
$40 Vance street.
THE Seaside Social Club will give their
ball tomorrow monday, the sd, sure,
a. the Cochran Hsll.
We regret to state that Nh. John S. Tool
has been quite i'll for several days, but was
considered better last night.
L. A. KEITH yesterday was made the
happy father Of a young msttress-maker.
Mother and child both doing well.
JAMES S. DRIVER, JR., of Oeceols, Ark
and Miss Carrie May kenney will be mar
RED on Wednesday, December 9th.
A BALL will be given by the Katydid
Cub at Cochran Hall Monday evening,
November 30, 1885. Invitation can bs bad
by applying to the members of the club.
THE Board OF Directors of Calvary Gem
etery Association, as will be seen in an
other column. speak in the highest terms
of praise of Mr.. ]. MacDuf Derrick as q
civil engineer and an accomplished gen
tleman.
THURSDAY will be the tree planting day
at the Clara Institute. In the evening a
Thanksgiving exercise will be held to
celebrate the completion Of the new build
ing. Cards will be sent t. the patrons Of
the school.
H. q. D~UTTLINGER, late OF the Memphis
and Little Rock railroad, left for S Louis
yesterday morning to accept a position in
the superintendent's office Of the 81.
Louis and Iron Mountain railroad. Nav
success attend him.
DR. STEEL will preach this morning on
the scientific grounds of the Christian
Doctrine of A~tonement," a sermon de-
signed to meet the doubts of honest men
on this point. This even n2 he will preach
to men only on The Under Sde of Mem.
Phis," and plain talk may be expected,
Col. j. A, Brown, Greensboro, Ky G.
d. Meador, Nashville, Tenn; the Hon. J.
". Hollomon, Kenton, Tenn John H.
Love, New York; Ed Ingalls,, New York
John +. Carr, New York L. 1. Specht,
New York; B. Nj. Solomon, IT,, New York
lidoTe Hart, New York; j. II. Hicks,
3 )ston; W. H. Dean, Boston; Geo. Hook
er, jc, Cincinnati, o.; ". Z. Craudall,
Rochester; ~Jequarine, Europe; George d.
Todd, Louisville; j. Refs, Cincinnati, O.,
are at the Gayoso.
The most creditsble work OF frescoing ct
D . Porter's residence, az done by Mr.. B
Erickson, has been completed, and We
must admit that it far exceeds our ex
pectatioDs, especially the dome and parlor.
We venture to suggest that it would do
credit to the people of Memphis to aDpTe.
ciate the work and to keep such artists in
our midst. Mr.. Erickson will remain fol-
a short time yet at the Clarendcn Hotel
and as his prices are moderate we should
not lose the opportunity TO negotiate foi
future work.
The Je'rish Spectator OF this week says
OF Judge Greer's lecture, "What Nv
Neighbor Thinks and Its Effect Upon
Me" that "ths learned lecturer made this
attractive title the cover for an eloquent
arrument AGAINST the iniallibilIty Of public
opinion and its sometimes dangerous tend
encies. We have not the space here to
follow him; il is sufficient to say that he
held the attention of his audience closely,
and gave the color of plausitiiity to areu,
ments that we are not prepared 10 indorse,
Judge Greer has a clear, sonorous voice,
an agreeable and a mind SO richly
stored with the lore of the past that he
draws on it with esse for illustrations IN
support of his theories. His diction il
chaste, his style simple but effect We, and
his periods well turned and often eloquent.
In impressing upon his audience tue i'm
p%ortance OF looking at their neighbors
through charitable spectscies he was par.
t~icularly foreible and happy. Altogether
the lecture was an intellectual treat we
should net lise TO have missed"