The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-17
PERSONAL.

EMILE LEVY will hereafter preside
at Calvary Church organ.
EMILE LEVY and family returned
from New York yettefday.
MIssKs EVA AND RACHAEL GABAY
have returned from Cincinnati.
CARDS are out announcing the mar
risge of Mics Ida Lee Ellis and MIR. L.
L. Norman, Thursday, October 2lsf.
MISS CYNTHIA LATTING, after an alb,
sence OF Eve months in Nevada and
California, where che visited relatives
aud friends, has returned to her home
on Exchange street.
MIS-. A. M. Shook, OF Tracy City,
Mrs. Lide Meriwether and Mrs W.
s. Alternately, OF this city, leave Mon
day morning, via Kansas City, LOT
Minneapolis, Mimi, as delegates 10
the National Convention OF the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union.
MRS. FLORENCE FINLEY MOORE has
arrived in this city with all the latest
society dances, and on next Saturday
afternoon, October 23d, at 3 o'clock,
will be her opening and reception day
at the Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton Hall, corner Second and Union
streets. The people OF Memphis are
cordially invited TO be present
A FAsHIoNABLE wedding will take
place at the First p Presbyterian Church
ON Wednesday evening next, at o:3O
o'clock. Miss Florence Latting, daugh'
ter of II. G. LstiinV, will be united in
marriage to Mr.. Will f. Merrin, OF
Plant City, Fla. The many fiiencs OF
the Young lady will regret very much
10 learn that she Is to leave Memphis,
but will console Themselves with the
thought that in Mr.. Merlin she gains
a husband in every way worthy oil 30
charming bride.
Mrs. J. w. NELSON writes from Salt
Lake City that che will return to
Memphis in a few DAYS and can be
found at her studio, No 81 Madison
street, ready to serve the public. She
remained in California considerable
time, passed the heated terra at Soda
Springs, Idaho, and has been giving
attention. TO the beautiful scenery OF
California and other portions OF the
Pacific slope. She has been doing
lust what American artists ought tc
do-painting pictures OF the grand
scenery OF their own country.
B LowENsrEIN & BRos.' dress making
department, organpized but short
time ego, he's already met with grea'
success. This department Is undel
the supervisors Of Nine. Rousseau
late OF Paris and New York, who II
now ready to take all orders for tailo
made costumes, travelling and stree
dresses, and the most elegant Dime
and reception dresses. Perfect salts
= faction is guaranteed in all the detaili
that are absolutely necessary to pro
duce garment that will prove
model OF skilled workmanship and re
fined taste.
Miss BLANCHE CLARKE, of Clarkes
dale, Miss. is at the Peabody. Ate
= spending the summer in Worcester
u Mass, at the home OF her schoolmat'
Miss Agnes M. Tanning, she return
/ South still radiant in her beauty, II
n telligence and the graceful charm
id which make her favorite wherevt
she is known. Miss Blanche Ia a,
m companitd by her friend, Miss Agn'
to NJ. flaming, Of Worcester, Mass VIII
v, will spend part of the winter in u
South. This is Miss Fanning's fir
X visit to the land of orange leaves an
"a, magnolia blossoms, and che will
10 cordially welcomed, for she is a your
" lady Of bright in elect, charming
easy and graceful in her manners
~ typical representative Of the fashio
w wealth and intelligence OF the gre
re- State from which she halls. 1t is hope
her visit South will be one OF un'
nd loyed pleasure to herself, as 1t CT
nd tainly will be to oil who make her
II quaintance.