The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-31
PERSONALS.

BARLOW TRRADwELL l,fs the city
last night for Louisville and Oincin
natl.
MARCUS WIeHr, repres enting ]. g
Aver 4 Co. of Lowell, Mass, is in the
city.
MISS NELLIE Hicks Of Pine Bluff
formerly Of Memphis, is the guest o.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Taylor, on Geor'
ga street.
Miss JRssIcA WARIke has returned
from delightful trip 10 the country
where she has been visiting her friend
Miss Nora La.
MISS MAGGIE WEBB OF Clinton,
Miles,, the daughter Of President W. 8,
Webb. DID,, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Il. A. Venable, on Adams street.
T. ]. WIEsETT, who has been with
P. NJ. Patterson x Co. for the past
three wears, has resigned his place in
order } accept better position.
PASTOR r. A. VENABLE OF the First
Baptist church will distribute tickets
to the Moody and Sankey meetings at
the close Of his morning services. A
large attendance is expect I'd and de-
sired.
PRoF. HUaHHs of the First Baptist
church is drilling quite thoroughly a
choir for the Moody meetings. There
will be a practice ia the lecture.room
OF the Fir,t Baptist cnurch this alter.
Noon.
DR.. PATTERSON. the new minister q
Grace Church, will arrive this week
and will officiate on Sunday next. IL
is thought that Bishop Quintard will
be preseIt and assist in the Inaugural
ton.
PROMINENT arrivals at the Gayoso: F,
II. Cossett and son OF New York, Jas.
q. johnson OF Louisville, KY, Thomas
J.Tapp OF. Louisville, KY, John W. I.
Faulkner Of Mississippi, Samuel W.
Mckay Of Chicago.
The Grace Church Industrial School
will meet on Saturday, February 9th,
at the residence OF Mrs. W. A. Robin
tou, 2i9 Vance street, at 10 am. All
who are interested in the work are
requested to be present.
M. N. DANHEIsER, formerly Ct B.
Lowepstein q Bros, OF this city, de-
sires 10 If ,rm his friends that he has
now assoc ated himself with the we'll
known firm of G. A. Wrisley & Dan
heiser Bros of Chicago, Ill.
DAMON TURLEY, a popular and caps-
BILE young business man OF Vicksburg,
Miss, has connected himself with the
house OF j. A. Austin & 90. OF this
city, and will hereafter represent their
interests. He bears an enviable repu-
tation in Vicksburg, and will doubtless
make himself appreciated here.
THE CLARA Conway Institute will be-
gin its spring term Monday, February
Sth. Parents wishing a warm and
pleasant school for their children,
we'll lighted and ventilated, with every
means for superior teaching, are in
vited to visit the school this week. An
entertainment next Friday morning
will be for the pleasure of all who are
interested in education.
AN interesting social event trans
PRED last evening at the Duffy House,
when Mr.. Carl P. Seymer Of Baton
Rouge was married to Mrs. Eu6ora
McCallum OF 0xflrd, Miss. The bride,
who arrived yesterday from Oxford,
was accompanied by Miss Addie Nc
Callum, Mics Minnie Burge and Mr..
]. I. calendar. The happy couple
left last night on brief wedding tour.
A COMPLIMENTARY dinner was given
last Tuesday evening st the Gayoso
Hotel by Mr.. J. s. Drake to Miss Alice
Hensley OF Nashville, Tenn. The fol-
lowing parties were present: Misses
Alice Hensley, Louise B. Sneed, Elise
G. French, Mainline Scaife, Mamie
Thompson, Kate Thompson; Mess s.
J. O. Neely, Stoney Montgomery, Lee n
Hunt, VIM. NJ. Sneed, j. s. Drake, ].
j. Shoemaker.
TIE Union G ty Anchor: 1t is said
that Mr.. w. Q. Foxes of Memphis
will be candidate for Supreme Judge.
He is said 10 have lost leg in the
bloody battle Of Malvern Hill, Va and
after his recovery returned to the
army with only one leg and served to
the close. Mr.. Folkes is a brilliant
jurist, and a man Of unimpeachable
integrity. We have now in West Ten
nessee four candidates for Supreme
Judge. The others are Gen. Lee of
Brownsville aud Judges Freeman and
Caldwell OF Trent m As the canvass
we will t.y to inn tally
to discuss the merits OF each and give
the public such information az to their
qualifications as we may be able TO as