The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
goo Main Street. Opp. Peabody Hotel
PERSONAL.

T. o. ANDERSON left last week foI
New York, and other points East, OF
business
Mrs. CoRINNE WILLIAMSON, of Som.
ervllle, Ia on a visit to kre. Sue
Bailey, Of Court street.
II. +. GooDLETr and wife, after
spending few weeks in New Orleans,
have returned home.
A, b. PICKETT has returned from
Florida and will take editorial charge
OF the Avalanche tomorrow.
WIN. KATzRNBKRaRR, formerly OF
this city, but now of Wall street, New
York, is in he city for few daye.
Mrs ELLIE ANDBRsoN left lat
evening for 1t. Louis. where she will
be the guest Of Col. r, NJ. scruggs's
family.
W. IL. BAeKETTE, OF the Nashville
Banner, was in the city yesterday, cir
cuiating among the boys He stood
the ordeal well. ''a
| MISS EVA SAUNDERS, Of Clarksville,
is visiting Miss Houston Schwrar at
the residence OF her uncle, ID. II.
Poston, on Vance street.
Miss Mona WINTER, OF Huntsvilie
Ala, will arrive in this city on the I'd,
and will be the guest OF Mira. Walter
A. Goodman, Shelby street.
MRS. M. SwoPE, nee Miss Jenny
Marks, is on visit to her Old home,
and Is stopping with her sister, Mrs.
Ike Friedman, No. 260 Adams street.
L. b. WADE, of Murireesboro, Tenn,
In response to letters from friends
here, states that he Is candidate for
reelection rs Clerk OF the House Of
Representatives.
RIGHT WORTHY THOMAS MORRIS,
Grand Master OF Masons for Tennes.
zee, will be entertained at the Gayoso
Hotel this Tuesday, evening by the
Masons of this city.
THE Vickst urg Herald OF November
9th Gays: "Ihe Hon. Jefferson Davis
arrived from Memphis yesterday
morning, and will visit Brialfleld
plantation before he returns to his
home at Beauvoir."
The annual election OF officers of
the A umni Society OF the Christian
Brothers College, on the occasion OF
the fifteenth anniversary OF the open
ing of the college, resulled as follows:
Joseph ID. Montedonico, president;
Charles Fransioli, VIM. H. Williams
and A fred II. DunkeTly vico presl-
dents; Stephen Fitzgerald, secretary,
and Charles j. Blefsif Z, treasurer.
ONE of the most enjoyable enter
tainments Of the season was that OF
the birthday party OF Mics Ida Patton,
daughter Of Capt. and Mira. Lucius Il.
Patton, Of No. 9S Third street, Ohel-
sen, which took place last Friday. The
little miss was 8 years of age on that
day and she, with the assistance OF her
parents and brothers and sisters, en-
teitained her guests right royalty.
THE following we clip from the Fort |
Smith (Ark.) Daily Tfibt,ht Of the 18th |
instant: The funeral Of Mr.. George N.
Grant occurred at 10 o'clock ysster-
day morning at the residence Of Mr..
s. 4. Berba. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. ]. L. Massey, after
which the remains we're conveyed by
numerous mourning friends TO Oak
Grove Cemetery, whore they were in
tered.
CONDUCTOR L. L. HALEY, OF the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, is
dangerously i'll at his room, over No
II Madison street, and IL. was feared
last evening that he would not live
until morning. Mr.. HALEY came up
the road on his train last Wednesday,
became suddenly sick and has been
partially psralyzed ever since. The
attack 10 complicated With soitening
OF the brain.
MISS ANNA LEE Polk, OF Helene,
Ark, returned yesterday evening. No /
wonder her departure created an ach.
ing void in several quarters, for her |
large black eyes, burning with intelll- |
gence, languishing in meditation, or !
swapping with mitchievoushess, sup
plemented by a we'll drilled file Of
ivory infantry and a face inexpressi- |
bly, charming, combine to make her |
one OF the most fascinating and beau
tiiul bellies OF the south.
TIE Rev. J. M. Conner, IL. b late
pastor OF ST. Luke A! M. Z. Church,
Forrest City, Ark, was CHANGED to
this city, 10 take charge Of ST. Max A. |
M. e. Church, by Bishop 7. M. d.
Ward, DID at Fort Smith, Ark, con-
ference. He arrived here last Thurs
day week, and preached in the church |
Sunday night last 10 large congTeea.
ton. He will leave Tue day, 30th In
slant, for Frias Point, his old confer
ence, 10 visit, and will stop over few |
days in Helena and Forrest City be- |
fore he retuTnR 4 s'k ,j @
G. W. HAKRis and wife, OF Louis.
vile, Ky, are visiting the family OF
Page NJ. Patterson. Mr.. Harris is one |
OF the most prosperous aud rising
Young business men Of Louisville, and
has many friends in this city. Mrs. |
Harris is the daughter p. M. Patter-
son. She Is still the same frank,
amiAb'e and fascinating "Nsnnie"--
till possesses all the pleasant ways,
winning msnneTs and inc fable sweet
y ess which long made her a universal
iayorite in Memphis society, and Of
course she has been greeted by a
storm OF enihusiasm by the whole
community, as everybody ia her