The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

John II. Sullivan, Mrs Frank White, Mrs.
c. H. Church, Mrs. Charles Farnsworth, Mrs.
Il. Il. Semmes, Miss Louise Goodman, Miss
COrinne Goodman, Miss Ellen Shanks, Miss
Bessie Shanks, Miss Kate Saunders Miss
Margaret Rogers.
Mr. b. Bartholomew, Of Columbus City,
Ia, who has been on visit 10 his son, A.
H. bartholomew, leaves tonight via Kansas
City railroad for home. lie will stop oil at
St. Louis and take in the convention, and
thence to Chicago 10 be present at the mar
riagc OF his daughter, Anna.
Yesterday party of Young people consist
ing Of Misses Patty Hammond, Maggie Nc
Crao, Lucte Brinkley and Norma Goodman
left for Clarksylle, 10 visit the family OF
Gen. Quarles. The visit Of such q number
of pretty and fascinating girls could not re-
suit otherwise than putting GAINESVILLE in u
fever Of excitement
Invitations have been received by num-
Der of parties here 30 attend n grand rcCcp-
ton and ball 10 be given at Monte Sano hotel
Huntsville Ala, on Friday evening next
This is the day Of the excursion from here,
and no doubt large number will attend.
Those in charge are Mr.. Ray West master Of
ceremonies; Mr.. J. ID. Billings, manager
Mr.. Lewis Starkc entertain n party Of
friends with dummy ride and supper last
NNNHlllE III Hblul w MISS diHll' lfhl ~
was quite enjoyable In spite OF the war Of
elements. Those participating were: Misses
Jennie Day, May Hill, Sallie Brown, Emma
Fontainc Edith Brooks Marion Boyle
Mcssrs. Lewis Starke, Walker Oycrton, lnu-
renee Craig, Jas. Warren, G. u. Smith, j.
Evans.
Mrs Harriet Bethel, the venerable aud re-
spcctcd mother OF Col W. H. Bethel, died
Yesterday morning, at ? O'Clock, at the resi-
dcnce Of her son, corner Of Linden and Well
ingtOn streets Mrs. Bethel was siXty-oight
years old aud had been In III health for sew
cral months. She was a lady Of marked
character and intelligence and was greatly
beloved for her many Christian virtues and
bcncyolence. Her demise is greatly lamentcd
by host Of devoted friends.
Mr.. II. q. Latting, IT,. former manager,
secretary and treasurer Of the Grenada OIL
mill together with his excellent family, left
Yesterday friday morning for Memphis,
where they will reside IN the future. Mr..
Latting has been n resident Of Grenada for
about three years, and has made a splendid
citizen In every sense Of the word aud hns
left everywhere strong marks Of his indiyid-
uality. lie Is n high toned gentleman, u
patriotic citizen, warm hearted Christian,
whose influence has been felt ever since
lac located here. Socially lac IL one Of the
most entertaining of mcn and In business
relations lac ranks among the first. His wife
Is "a most excellent Christian lady, aud Is in
full accord with her husband Ia all the de-
yelopments of his noble character. The
social circle will miss them our citizenship
will miss them, and what shall We say OF the
Presbyterian church, Of which they have
been the leading members II We had been
asked part with any citizen .of Grcnada,
Mr.. Latting would certainly have lo,n
among the very last whom We would have
mentioned. The Sentinel, together with our
community at large, bid him aud his an af
fcctionato farewell, hoping that their lives
may always bc under the inspiration Of
right aud reap that reward which IL intended
Tor the rnnh .-Gntnnhn Maa SrniinrI.