The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-14


H., arc visiting his brother, Mr.. Nathan
Bach, at No. 46 Monroe street.
Miss ANNIE MAY BuFoRD, Grenada's ac-
knowledged little beauty, is in the city
taking in the sights and scenes.
Mrs. r. L. KoEssEL, of Tuscumbia, Ala,
is visiting her father and mother at their
residence, No. 243 Madison street.
MRs. j. r. McDoNALD and daughter,
Miss Clara, have arrived in Memphis and
are stopping at the franklin house.
DUDLEY FEATnERsroN, tho brilliant
young son Of Gen. w. 5. Fcatherston,
OF Holly Springs, Miss, is at the Gayoso.
Mrs II. b. Wells and daughter, Mrs.
Harvey Meyers, OF Kentucky, are in the
city stopping with Mrs. John Il. Randle.
JUDGE J. p. MARSHALL, of Carroll
county, Miss, is in the city and is the
guest OF Mrs J. L. Hall, on Union street.
Coz. ROBERT G. OLIVER, o. Mariana,
Ark, formerly Of this city, is taking in
Mardi Gras. lie is stopping at the Pea
body.
Mn. AND MRs. t. NJ. ELLESBoGEN and
Mrs. 5. Bloom, OF Cincinnati, are visiting
Mr.. S. Jacobs family at No 26S Poplar
street.
Mr.. LOUIS SCHWARTZ and family, of Bir-
mmgham, Ala, are in the city, the guests
OF his sister, Mrs. D. Dreyfus, on Poplar
street.
Col. JAMES s. RICHARDSON, OF New
Orleans, left his native city TO take in the
Memphis Mardi Gras. lie is at the
Gayoso.
Miss Coma CHAMBERLiN, one OF Gren-
ates most accomplished and popular social
stars, is in the cityao witness the Mardi
Gras festivities.
Mrs. w. s. PICKETT and daughter, Mrs.
| Annie Robinson, OF Waco, Texas, are the
guests OF Judge Walkers family, No. i6i
Lauderdalo street.
| Mrs w. T.. SmTu, Mrs. Laura Berry,
Mrs. W. II. Whitaker and Mrs. G. q. Bu-
ford, OF Grenada, Miss, are in the city
taking in Mardi Gras.
MAJ. S. ii. NEWMAN and Col. n. G.
Jameson, OF Uornellsville, n. Y, are reg
istered at the Peabody, and will do Mardi
Gras for all IL is worth.
Miss IDA G. Benson, OF st. Louis, but
widely known and appreciated in Mem
phis, is visiting her friend, Miss Mamie
Jones, ON Pontotoc street.
INVITATIONS are ont for the marriage this
evening Of Miss Martha Hill. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hill, OF Adams street,
and Mr.. Henry II. Morgan.
Q. r. 0vEnMAY, OF the Overman Wheel
company, Boston, Mass, is nj the Gayosc
and will circulate among the wheelmen
here until after Mardi Gras.
Miss GEORGIA BAYLIss and her niece
Miss Georgia Lee Allen, Of st. Louis
formerly Of Memphis, are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. i. Is. Turley, No. 1872 Wellington
street.
MRs. w. A. BURDIcK, who has been al
Louisville for year past under the care oil
eminent physicians, returned today on the
steamer Buckeye State, much improved in
health.
Col. p. T. PnlLLIrs, Of Nashville, II
company with Misses Jennie and Edni
Phillips, Miss McCarty, and Misses Matt,
and Mary Woodland, are guests. at thu
Peabody.
Mn. w. w. FAoAS, superintendent o
the Kansas City, Memphis x Birmingham
system OF railroads, accompanied by b
p. Mcdonald, is in the city on business fol
his company.
THE Hon. WILLIAM b. KERR and sister
Miss Sadie, one OF the Atheneum faculty
OF Columbia, Tenn, arrived on the l2tl
instant 10 witness Mardi Gras and the BLU
City's many sights.
Mn. b. KERR and sister, Miss Sadie, o
Columbia, Tenn, arrived Sunday afternoon
via Louisville and Nashville TO witness
Mardi Gras, also 20 visit friends and rela
tives nj No. 39l Second street.
The Hon. y. p. PIcRAnD and tire,
daughters, Miss Addie Baker, Miss Jennie
Edwards, Miss A. ID. McIaren and Mrs
McLaren, part Of Nashvillc's fiattering del
CATION, are registered at the Gayoso.
On LAURENCE WooTES, Of Australia
Miss, Is spending few days with his sis
ter, Mrs. DIR. Hebcr Jones, on Lauderdal'
street. The doctor Ii an old Memphis
boy, and his many friends are glad to se'
him.
Coz. d. M. FEATnEnsroS, Miss T.
feaiherston, Miss Wright, Miss Minnie
Dean, Mr.. George NJ. Buchanan and lady
all Of Holly Springs, Miss, are among ih'
Mardi Gras visitors. They are at ia,
: Gayoso.
MISSES MAUD, ANNIE AND MARoARE
McALLIsTER and Misses Viola and Molli
Ramsey, OF Huntsville, Ala, are registcrc,
| nj the Gayoso as part Of the handsome
delegation sent 10 Mardi Gras from tina
thriving little city.
MrssRs. EUdENE EIits and W. 4. Jcn
, kins, OF Wcstoyer, Ark; X. N. Harris AM
wife, Of Clarkcsdale, Miss; Miss Ami
0'Kecic, OF New Haven, Conn, and Nm
n. A. Kennedy, Of flippin, Tenn, ar
guests at the Peabody.
IL TnE ArrEALof Sunday last, by mis-
= take, Misses Daisy and Lila Halliday, Z
Cairo, were announced ~ being the guest
Of Miss Matte boyd on Vance street
, They are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II
Smith, No. y Rayburn avenue.
MARIANA, AK, sent full and hand
! some delegation over 10 Mardi Gras, rs ~
pears on the Gayoso hotel register, IA 10
lows Mai. j. III. Parncll and lady, ]. !
T Stevenson, Miss Emma Upshaw, Mis-
: Bottle Joe Tfotman, Miss Lila Clark, Mis
Jessie Nunally, Miss Lula Foreman, Mi,
Is Belle Foreman. Dr. w. L. Fleming, vii
n and two children, DIR. X. S. Drake, Mn
Durham and daughter.
+ Visrrons on change today; Miss J. !
2 Tague and Miss r. ". Dolson, city; NH
l.. II. Dolson, Mr.. and Ms. q. Slaughto
|. Louisville, KY; l.. NJ. Hunter and G.. "
4 Elliott, Concordia, Miss; J. l.. Kennel,
New York; Scott Metcalf, Oakland, Miss
/, X. q. Hudson, lazoo City, Miss; q. !
4 Oyerman, Boston; J. l.. llornsby, Man
Geld, La. Dr. n. T. Alternately, Tuscun
=, bia, Ala; Jas. NJ. Richardson, New o
= leans A. NJ. Jordan, Minneapolis Abe
. VI. Graves, Chicago: Maj. Humphrey
81. Louis r. l.. Hall, A. ]. Roslwait an
"a A. A. Marlerion, leighton; A. 5. Well