The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

this city. The young couple were mem
beers Of large party who were touring III
Colorado.
Mrs. G. b. Henning, accompanied by
Misses Florence and Pauline frayser, re-
turned from visit TO Monte Sano ycster-
tcrday.
DR.. r. T.. Burlington and daughter,
Miss Carrie, who have been spending the
summer at eastern resorts, returned to the
city yesterday.
Miss Katie WALES having been visiting
friends in Louisiana for several months,
has returned home and will be pleased to
receive her friends.
Lou Lcubric, author Of the Drama
Without Words, is again in our midst,
after "doing up New York and several
other smaller towns
Miss Evelyn Peters, who is visiting
friends in Nashville, Tenn, was the re-
cipicnt Of a handsome cuchrc party in her
honor quite recently
Mrs. Napoleon Hill and daughter, Miss
May, after remaining in the city q few
| days only, have gone to Moltc sano to
spend two weeks or more.
Mrs. Dunlap, OF Nashville, mother Of
shlnN 4hdAlli bhhltllt VIZ N'll hli'Nh W
CutiOuist, has moved 10 Memphis and Is
located at No. II Adams street,
T.. W. Patterson returned on Tuesday
from six weeks absence, spent at Block
Island and Asbury Park. Ills family are
at Treaoyant, Tenn, for the present
James l.. Murphy former resident,
now general freight and passenger agent OF
the Ohio Valley route, was in the city the
past week circulating among his friends.
Mrs. I. l.. Sim has returned from Daw-
son Springs, KY, accompanied 10y her
/ nicccs, Misses Made Glass and Maud Me
| Kinney, who were popular bellies at that
resort.
Mrs. J. W. Caldwell, accompanied by
! her daughter Miss Rcbcccn, and Miss
! Emma Pcnkc, returned, on Monday last
from months visit TO all the eastern
watering places
Miss Euphan Collier, daughter Of Capt
Miles Collier, has just returned from Texas,
where she has been visiting her sister,
Mrs, T.. Y, Conner The latter also returned
TO visit her parents
Mai. j. W. Fulmcr returned to the city
on "Wednesday, after nm absence OF several
weeks His charming wife is at Red sui
| ltANI EINlVNt dst WIN ANl ol0l'it hl1'
Cupp, ol New Orleans.
Mcssrs |. y. Thompson and +. 4.
Ridg,ly Of the Louisville, New Orleans q
Texas railway, lett last night via the
Kansas City railroad, Tor trip through
the Rockies and Pacific slope.
The gay crowd ut Monte Slno drew soy.
oral representatives. from the young society
men II this city yesterday Those whJ
went up were John Morgan, Jack Eiring.
ton, 4. j. Rice aud Young ilumrs.
IN residence OF Miss Maggie McCucn
in North Memphis, was the scene Wcdncs
day night ol a happy gathering Of yOunl
people, Music, games, etc, were kept NJ
Tor quite while, after which the party
repaired 10 the diuing.room, where larr
table abundantly supplied with refresh
mcnts awaited them Those present were
Misses Nora Burke, Nellie Powers, Maggie
McCucn. Katie McCucn, Thrcsca Walsh
Della Connon, Matte Spcllman, Aggi,
spcllmau, Mamie riaegio, Jennie Foppi
ano. Manic Murphy, Katie Carrigin
sadie Carigln, Ella McKiligan. Rat
Mulhcn, Mu. I. Burke. Messrs. vii
Walsh, Thomas Mccullough, Thoma
Burke, Edward Murphy Vincent Fuppi
nno, benjamin Levy, john Kelley, JohI
| Murphy, Mike Hart, H. Burke.