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

A careful reading Of the Higbcc school
catalogue Tor lSSS viii prove interesting 10
all persons who have the welfare Of tic
city at heart. Tho complete resume Of the
work done for the past year IL worthy the
attention II all thoughtful readers. Ger
tainly our people must take pride In cdu-
cational progress that has attracted atten-
ton and commcndation far beyond tho
immediate sphere Of Us influence, that
maynot be called limited, which has 10
wide mmihcatons and so inr-reaching
effects.
Charles Dudley Warner, in his late arti.
Gle on Tho Grra, West" In Hdrpsr's
Magazine for September, does not over
state the power OF this work In our city
when he SAWS II gives distinction 10
Memphis, AMI the discipline and intellect.
ual trimming the young ladies receive there
will have marked effect upon the social
lie Of the city,"
This is high praise from one who, to
quote further, spent some delightful
hours In the company Of thcse graceful
and accomplished scholars, and who would
like heartily TO acknowledge their coulial-
ity aud his appreciation Of their admirable
progress IN general study
Mr.. Warner spent morning IN exam.
inirg the work OF the lliybgc school, AID
expresses the views Of ga impartial aud in.
tClligcnt critic.
The school Twill he rcopencd on Monday,
September ~, With most encouraging
prospects for another successful year.
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AI,nImnl,m.. MI...

Judge J. NJ. Arnold Is at home ior n
lew days....Mrs. Addic sykes, who has
been absent an summer. has fciurncd.....
Joe +. Blair. who ismaking Tor himself an
rnyiahlc reputation o. a lawyer in New
Orleans, spent last SUNDAY in Columbus
on visit tu his iaihcr...... The ilrst lot of
cotton this season was bought ui Mcssrs.
lhllups g Banks by T. g.. Owen last Mon.
iay iOr cents. fhCp Wcr twenty-five
bales, and classcd. middling...... Miss
Ruu Wurthingon returned few
DAYS alu from Livingston. Ala. whcru she
has been visiting Mrs. r. n. McAlpin No..
viii Wright. accompanied by his mother
and sister, returned last "Wednesday from
California, having sIpni the summer with
friends at lhs Angeles .,,.. Tom Clay, the
mail agent. who has been ruslicnting for
several DAYS IN Noxubco county, has -.
turned .....C has Oulry lott irw DAYS ago
fuf lL,ll Burklc, Tom, 10 attend school ....,.
Mn. A. w. King Is visiting her daughter.
Mn. Dora Mitchell, In New York ......
~. ". W. Wcslmocland has returned
home from attending the National Dental
convention NJ Louisville, hy.,.,,.T %.
Bufris returned Monday from a month.
visit 10 New York .... Miss Dom Harris, n
rrnduntc NJ tho Industrial institute and
college, has boon appointed teacher OF
shorthand iypc.uriting at Belle Monte
school. at Ripley, Miss This !. one morn
added a. the already long list OF young
ladies. Who hnyr lifted themselves for work
At this institution. who have secured
good positions and who are living
testimonials OF H. wonderful success ......
W. H. Patton. the polite and attentive
,lufk at the Gilmcr hotel, made a flying
trip a. Meridian, Miss, few DAYS ago.
r. r. lrownriyg returned Friday evening
from visit to relatives and friends IN Alb
prlcrn. Miss. Misses Patti lla.mton and
Mary nytam, who have boon yisitng Mrs
T.. \ Moore, lctt last Friday iorthe home oi
the former near Crawford, Miss. Capt 4
VI Hale has returned after q short witt 60
Moh,c.....N. A. Thomson, who has been
manager oi the Western Union telegraph
office At this place ior q number Of years,
has resigned and Mr.. Scott. formerly
manager VI the Aberdeen Office, has taken
charge - H. sherman returned a
which has lasted all the summcr......
u, A. Weaver, II the ontctprising drug
firm OF Osbornc, Weaver n Sykes, re-
turned few days ago from aplcaslnt visit
10 Waukcsha, WIS.,. Mcssrs. William
and Lundic Sykes left for their homo IN
Aberdeen, Monday morning. after spend
ingscycrI days with Messrs Chas. Basker.
yillo and Chas. Mc0cc..,.J. &. Calvin
IL NJ homo again after visit
10 his brother IN Birmingham. .....
II. \. sherman left Tow days
ngo fora trip 10 Memphis.....Ds II a.
Vaughan has gone 10 Atlanta 10 attend .
conference 81 health officers aud the board
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buttoped all the way down in front like a
coat The iden is catching one, and shirt
makers say 1t will he 20.
The conigurations on linen handker-
chiefs will be small and light for the fall
season. The large spots and designs in
use last season are on the decline, except
in cheaper goods,
Silk handkerchief like white satin ties,
are looked upon with dsiayor by the ultra
fashionable on full dress occasions. Plain
linen handkcrchiols will be the rule the
coming season.
Muiicrs will be used more extensively
perhaps than ever before this winter. The
leading style will he OF satin, with dark
background cnlivencd with jacquard de.
signs, rings diamonds and other devices.
Ia fall sill, fcaris ned is 20 be the pre-
dominant color, This shade is being
brought to the front again Mtorn absence
OF several years The bright hue known
as OK blood viii lead, with garnet, clarct
and wine tinis trooplng in is wake.
For men Of sportiye turn match safes
are being made in fishing, boating, cycling
and baseball designs. Gold scarf pins are
similarly ornamcntcd. Another new idea
In pins is largo rough diamond bound
firmly by n slender gold cable.
Fawns, tans and stone shades viii be- the
proper thing Ia street gloves. Followers
OF the Partisan idea will cling 10 two-bui-
ton iastonings while those OF British pre-.
icrcucos will wear one button spear points
OF tNO-huiton plqnG points, according to
individual preferences. Gloves will be
heavily embroidered on the backs.
Leaders Of fashion are clIcctually max.
ing war upon gnudy colored hosiery s.
strongly Is this movement felt that many
OF the large importers arc bringing oven
only plain mernUs and balbrigglns. Fan
cy instcp cmbrudcrics, however, are con
sidcrcd in good form, although the proba
bilitics are that winter socks will be re-
maikablc for severe simplicity.
Umbrella and cane handles Tor the ial
and winter arc being made with massive
gold aud silver hand pieces. Twists ~,
the prevailing craze, especially IN tie rich
or class OF goods, although allowance Is e
be made for those who prefer straigh
bends ornamental with chased designs
The heavy knob, which was once 80 popu
| lar, Is no longer IN vogue in New York. II
Some ul the western cities, however, the
knob still has the call-lor umbrellas, Il
| any rate.
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A. Caner,lIIe. ,II.N


Mis- Eugene Smith, who has been visit.
ing friends at Big Creek, Calhoun county,
iyr somc time, passed through here en-
route Tor Water Valley last Tuesday Miss
Smilh Is principal assistant in the Water
Valley high school, and discharges the
duties incumbent upon her In a manner
entirely satisfactory N the people OF that
placc.....Thc Rev J. Il. Parish, pastor of
the Baptist church at this place, delivered
an instructive and entertaining sermon
here last sunday. Mr. Parish cou,em.
plates moving TO Co1ccyillc next year, and
should hc finally decide 10 do ~ BIO will be
heartily welcomed by our people, who have
learned 10 appreciate his worth. ..... Red
Spearman, IT,, an cnlerprising young mcr.
chant OF Air Mount, was In town on Mon
DAY last. lie seems 10 have entirely 70
covered from tho injuries sustained by the
ovcrlurning Of his buggy some time ago.
..... Marshall Mays, q rising young man Of
Guysport, was visitor To Concoyillc last
saturday. Mr.. Mays Is one Of Grenada
county's most popular Young men, and
will evidently make his mark In the world.
.... The terrible slcct last winter seems 10
have rendered many Of our people ox.
trcmcly cautious, "a We notice that larger
number than usual arc having their wood
aud coaI stored away for cold weather..
Capt. J. H. Clayton vas In town Monday
aud spcnt ths day with his many warm
friends here ......T Tho Roy. J. Il. Parish will
holda Sunday-school mass meeting on the
lin, Sunday IN October, and as the schools
OF every denomination are invited 10 be
present and participate, q large crowd Is
expected 10 here on that day...,....S. l..
Davis an industrious farmer Of near
Graysport, was In Cofecvillc on Wcdncs-
day. lie reports crops badly damaged by
the recon, terrible rainfall IN bis locality
........ Misses Dollie and Dora NcNburgcr
have returned 90 college In Ohio. They
intend before going on 10 school, 10 spend
a short while at the exposition in Cincin-
nati.......A. l. Gunthorp aud wife, after
spending the summer months Ia Grenada,
with relatives aud friends, have returned
home, much TO the qualification OF their
many acquaintance. .......Mlss Nina Alois,
one Of Taylor's most charming young
ladies, II visitor 10 our town this week,
the guest OF Miss Dora kenncdy...D. H.
pitman, ono Of lalobusha county's best
citizens, aud also leading farmer, was IN
town last Saturday...,.,..W A. Charging
ol Aberdeen, Mis-, was In town during
the latter part OF last week ......... Mrs.
Mary Word, who has been visiting rcla.
tivcs and friends in Water Valley and
Torrance, has returned 10 her home west
Of here ........S s MeCrory, an excellent
farmer, who resides near Air Mount, was
upon the streets OF Coieoyillc one day this
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West roini. MISS.

Tho Misses Frccmin reached hero last
week irum Kansas City They ap diush.
tors Of Gen. Freeman, who Formerly ~
sided NJ Jackson, la one oi the mos, mag.
nincrnt homes IN the south. lie was
always an important clcmcn, In the affairs
OF State, aud was Tor many yvip attorney.
general ior Mississippi Gen. Writ Adams
was an uncle ON their mothers side, and
they have other distinguished hin In the
state, ~ arr not strangers, having but ~.
turned 10 their native heath" Wcsi
Point welcomes thcm, aui their adopted
sister Miss Morgan, who Is we'll known a
GA artist OF very decided talent aud skill.
They arr elegant, cultured ladies whose
society will be- sought. Mira Annie Sale.
q very accomplished and lovablc lady, l.
cNpCc ell herr this week 90 make arrange.
mcnts Tor a pcmanant residence In this
place. She has boon living Ia Aberdeen.
aud - well known and greatly admired by
many hcnc.... Master John Tufhcyille
has gone 90 stanton Va, 10 attend
school, Tic is an excellent young man
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The Late nr.. Mar, Pope bradford.

The largely attended funeral OF the lat
Mrs MnD Pope BmdloNl, irom the r'si-
dcncc OF her son, John NJ. harrington, on
Rayburn avenue, last sunday deserves
mention because Of the prominence OF the
lamcu,cd lady, who, Tor over forty years,
resided la this city, devoted ui her family
aud the dispCnscr Oi agrnorous hospitality.
The solemn services over the remains
were witnessed by numerous relatives aud
friends. Mrs. bradford died after an ~.
ness Ut nearly two years on the 3lst ult,
Ia Pamela county, Miss. She was born at
McGchcc. In Wilkes county, Ga, fcbru-
ary u, 1922, and was a member oi a family
famous la tho early settlement ui this
country lot their enterprise aud
industry, family that perhaps
owned moro slaves thirty years
agn than any other In the south. Mp.
Harrington lrsi married tho late Franklin
Harrington ia lSii, that gcntloman dying
IN 1871. She Was again married In 1850
H. ten. lcn Bradford. who deceased In
ls1L Tho laly lost hcr only daughter IN
Infancy aud her only Hon survives. Dur
ing her last moments, IN the enjoyment II
ga uuCloudcd mind, she sang songs Ut
praise 20 the Almighty, AMI she passed 10
the great beyond taking calmly 10 her rel.
auNCs that Ncw gathered around her
couch. Peace o. her memory.
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81 Pine nInf,. All.

Col NJ. L. Bell aud family have returned
from their summer visit 10 Tennessee ......
Misses May Hudson and lrma Jeter lett
wednesday Tor stanton lNa.l Female
oollegc.....A good dclloi sickness prevails
among thc children. This week one or two
bright little ones have been borne hence
...... The most beautiful woman ia this city
does not wear hustle, and this piece OF
furniture she discarded long before the re-
port that Mrs. Cleveland had dispensed
with hers ..... Mrs. b. &. Buriord has re-.
covered from q spell Of sickucss.....Mrs.
J.. u. Austin, Gn ostimablo lady. died
Thursday ....M Misses Grace and Jos.o John
son, daughters Of Judge W. ID. johnson,
have returned from whit 20 the western
portion OF the State. Miss May Bronson
Is visiting friends in -. Louis....A mum
Der Of young ladies lett this week for
schools in Tennessee aud Kentucky.
Miss irene Bncapc has returned from Hot
Springs ...... Mrs. u. 4. Kiggin aud chill.
drcn have returned from Hot Springs ......
Miss Emma llyslop Is visiting friends IN
the country Miss Ella Gabraith u ca
Iccicd back this week from Missouri ......
The Misses Nacciro have returned home
10 Memphis, having had a pleasant visit
10 relatives here. Mis-. James Baugh-
man IL visiting friends In Ohio. Mrs. +.
5 James has left for Niagara rails, where
she will remain until October.
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..tile Roca, Arh.

Dr. and Mrs. 81. G. Marshall and Miss
Jean Hcarne have returned from Niagara
and other northern points......Mn. Rose
Gaines has returned from Waukesha aud
Chicago. Miss Nora Morgan is visiting
In 81. louis......M Mrs. L. w. Cory aud sou
are home from New Engand......Mrs. NJ.
W. Paiodie is visiting In Minneapolis and
81. Paul lrs. W. T.. Holman is very III
at the residence Of DR.. Bcidloman. ..... Mrs.
J. X. Bcliis and family aro summering In
Rochester, \. l..... Robert j. Brown.
owner aud editor Of ArtdnaIa L,Ic. has is.
sued the inst number OF the Artansas
Tooihpict, q humorous aud literary sheet.
..... Mrs. Frrd Hanger Is visiting In Ottum.
wa, la.....F J. Ioungand family are homo
from Boston mountains. H. 4. llollen-
berg, OF this city, aud Miss Jean CaycnB,
OF Clarksyillc, ARK, are 10 bc married on
September n, al the Methodist church IN
Clarksyille. i. l.. Gucnther aud
family, the Hon. J. r. Eagle aud wife,
Judge W. y. Hill aud daughter hayo gono
b Columbus, o., 10 attend the meeting vi
the q, A. L.
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I'D. T. Rushing, esq, chairman OF the
county court, left this week on snort
visit to Camden, Benton county, Ienn"";.
G. l.. Roberts, OF this city, left this, week
for Nashville q enter the medical depart;
ment of Vanderbilt university. Capt
J. NJ. Woolard, who has been spending
the summer with bis daughter, Mrs. XII
mons, in Corinth, Miss, has returned to
jackson ..... Prof. II. c. jameson, OF Nash-
vile, who will have charge Of the com
mercial department Of the $. W. b. uni
versitv. has arrived in the city with his
family. Miss May Bell Humphreys, a
sweet young lady Of Fayette county, Tenn,
is in the city the guest Of Mrs. j. J. Wor-
rell on LAFAYETTE street.
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SILVER WEDDING.
An Interesting Ceremony "a the Mar.
rtcd itle ct Mr.. aud Mrs. Fuchs.

rtcd its" 81 VIZ. nuh trH. fucn-.
A silver wedding ceremony was culc.
hratcd 10y Mr.. and Mn. Victor u. Fuchs
NJ s o'clock last Thurdny morning nj 81
Mnrv's Catholic church, corner Of Third
aud Market streets. the Rev Father Fran
CHS officiating Tho nupli,ls were wit
messed by the immediate relatives and
lew friends oi the happy couple, anil the
the pricstspokc fittingly 10 the ascmblagc,
alluding 10 tho lcw whose marital career
extends unbrokcn over quarter Ut ccn.
tury. lhUru were no Cnrls and no pres.
outs, but pleasant gathering of the kin
drvd nc tho Jefferson Nutt residence ui
the pair Thursday evening, had most
ENJOYABLE time, with music, irasling aud
the usual irstal indul cncics on such &C.
rtsionA Nit Fuchs aud Miss Niclornc
Kline were married IN this city, september
9TH, 1853 They have lived happily pros.
pvrCd and reared two sons aud daughter.
Tho lady is native IT Lorraine, and her
splu,rul Alsacr Both came ~ this coun
~ when very Young. AMI both have uc-
quilted themselves cloyrfly as good citi.
Erus Of their adopted country. The happy
affair OF Thursday Is worthy ui IN cldbo-
rate notice, but AZ the urgent request oi
the bride OF the occasion, who shrlnks
from publicity, brict mention only IL
made, hence only congratulations will be-
added
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Nus,e ana r'oen,,on.

Miss Leila Levy. after thorough couss
Of two yean In the above branches, will
return In few days, and can be seen re.
garding the placing Of pupils at 4. witI-
mann & Co.'S Music Store, alter the 10Th
September. Her houu will be from 0 10
II O'Clock am. Only a limited number
Of pupils will be taken.
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AZ loo Marshall avenue, opgus September
". Proi8. A. w. Lynch and r. H. llolio
win teach Greek. Latin, mathematics,
sciences and English; Miss Wiltshire, elo.
cution. Prof. Ian RospnGcld German,
Mr.. Walter Chambcflin, drawing. and
Prot W. A. IL Resin. Of Louisiana, q
trained and experienced teacher, viii have
charge Of the primary department.
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Na,re Cniinr..

Mrs. Minnie Hunter Peasants ba, re-.
turned and Is now ready 10 receive lin.
tied number Of pupils IN voice cu,urA
For terms, apply 10 Mt. Emile Loyy, OF
No % MontUc street.
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II T. American
girlisnot bound
ed by any OPP
prcssive law Of
observance as Is
her transatlantic
sister. In noun
tain climbing,
sea bathing,
horseback rid
ing she is uuox
ccllcd. Nothing
Is too dangerous
to attempt, no
obstacle so great
,but that they
can be over
como.
Ilanan lta
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Tho ayomv young man THINKS too
much space is devoted 90 wumpn's fashions
Ia the columns at the press. llr claims
that be- Is ignored IN thc great question oi
"vhli to wear. AMI this BE- one fra.on
why many dress 300 uhUminahiy Tor
their benefit the following items ate CuIlci
trom iho latest cdlcs Of fashionable
tai.orl
Trousers vii hc vide ~ heretofore.
will q slight tendency 10 contraction. For
lhr average man % knee ui about eighteen
inrlCs HAd half, with bottoms an inch
lcfs, will be- the yuffvyi measurement
Tlcfc arc extremes, however, AMI thp
doV0lc,s Of fashion are Clinging tU the
wider styles. Vests will have pretty large
openings, OF, ny, from fourteen 10 litg,u
inches and will be- closed with Eve bat.
tons Noichcd collHn 1rg Oh The vogue
Tic ash, which was introduced us q sub.
u'iulc ior the Nost during the warm
weather, has apparently come % stay, IT,
scope aud utility will be- extended iur the
Gall soUon, aud u promises o. become q
vrrliablc pet Of the dudCs Tho s4h l. a
ELK band, which u tied VI buCklcd about
iLo waist. The idea ~ 90 do away with
The vest without exposing too much u tho
shirt 'front.' aud nc the same time ~ allow
b. the wcarcf morc freedom aud comfort
than IL possible In a closo-htting WaistColt
TLoc arc now distinct ssshos 10 suit an
ttylCf ul drcs, ~ evening dfOH, street
dr,ss, outing. aud ~ on. IL is predicted
lhat the sash will come 10 liz regarded o.
Indispensable for ballroom wear, owing 10
IT, coolncss aud convenience In dancing.
Owing 10 the low make Of vests, unusual
attention has boon paid 90 the Design and
hnish Of shirts for tho ball season. The
plain bosom has 20 large extent given
way 10 plated aud dotted patterns, aud
many shirts will he worn with mlllcd o.
nmbroidered fronts. Quite a number II
tHells arc now having their SHIRTS made
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ETcIHngc.

young girl is always the cynoslum oil All
ewes where ever she moves,
Below are some extracts which place
This product Of modern civilization IN the
iaircst light.
A Washington correspondent writes.
Historian Bancroft Librarian Spollord anu
Secretary Blyard aud his daughters were
The pioneers Of cquyitrlansm hero, bat
since the opening OF the riding academy
everybody who is anybody rides, and
many lido wonderfully we'll IL Is sport
NJ which men are supposed Ia excel, but
thr girls when they 10 In iur anything,
20 In heart aud soul, and now they out.
number thn men M the meets, rilc
staightcr and better generally and say
LEES about the troopers they get Miss
Mamie Rlyarl h still undoubtedly the
most thorough horsuwomun Washington
can Toast ui, but shO las not ridden much
OF late and didn't take part In last seasons
hunts She Is pretty hard on u horse and
takes q good deal out Of him. The animal
she hus nj present ~ fine chestnut that
has a cancer on the turf
A NantaskVt observer has this 10 say
about the Boston girls The Boston young
woman has eyes Of bright comprehension,
skiu made clear by exercise. good teeth,
aud hight Of body without scrawninrsa
Nearly all tho guests arc Of the clear
British races plcntilnlucss Of human 30
ciuty, without haste, privacy and multi
iulc, a breeding about the consciousness
OF h. no vulgar o.tcni,uion at oil, Of which
New York has too much, mark this place.
The ladic, walk and wander ovcr the rocks
ana do not seem on the lookout lot Ipnun.
alilyor scandal II is true that When lNCnt
into the waves yesterday son oi a sea
CLAN did say: Here comes Falstail, but
l take Il lac was no Prince Hal. As IN the
breeding ui this state. | stood Yesterday
on Nanlaskct Beach, about . o'clock, when
thu Young husbands come down from thu
city on the hourly boats ut the forty minute
tram. aud ihclr wives wvro all Dressed Ia
baihp With them. \ du1cn women OF
thirty 90 thirly.nvc walked into water ~
iauitlcss ~ they wcrc large, putting the
ballet truupcs .omi,riy and demanding the
stag bruuiirs from Lydia Thompson 20
Lauglry, To the domain ui the quarter
brcd. How would old Cotton Malhct
have wondered aud lrcttcd 10 sec the first
dlu.cs Of Massachusetts, stripped 10 tho
shoulder socket, stoCkIngcl IN silk ~
the knee, with thigling beneath the short
skirt that were revealed at every motion ui
tn Walcn2 The rsortlC has no p0stcrity
OF o. own Law aud NO mourEcra.
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A woman ~ not always seen nj her best
while eating. Her diet n not always con-
tisiuut with her aspect
Au observer who has clusrly studied
ihc eating sNsicm has given some curious
statements iu this excerpt from hts letter
"Ihc.r two restaurants have long sue.
cr,,icl and probably will continue 10 DO
~, Lat ID h without doubt ut furslls
That women have the most iun tot their
shilling The novice enters the door NJ
this shop in wonder llciup her ewes %
woman, warm and uut of breath, hops in.
clutches plate and q fork. fushps OF a.
the other counter md comes back With "a
cellar, a bun, a cheese cake and q couple
OF tniis hcapcd upon her plate. With
tbc.o she srats hcr-yli On a high stool and
orlurs q cup OF chocolate and a portion Of
icu rrrEm. Thy-s arranged before her
vi u ono hand she gathers IN q platter III
pickles which the W.ly Emile kccl~ iuf
lalipa Who now and again let him SO the
shine Of nickel, AMI hcgins her least
Now hun, nov pickle, nov chocolate aud
nov icc e.sam, this delicate woman Is IN
The mi,st Of What is, without doubt, the
ayvfAFr woman's ideal luncheon. As a
Wy iioslun man said ono LAY 10 a gour.
maud a. ho SAW him stirring up q hcalhcn.
hh uloss OF MI pupp'r and other inrunsid-
ctvi tribes preparatory 10 s'udiug II 10 the
chri p" hr cooked, Friends arr kindly ~.
qugs,yd not 60 Sud l.pNcuL
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SOCIETY.

SOCIETY.
Events in Memphis and Roundabout.
Movements OF People in Various
Places of the Neighborhood,
Receptions, Weddings. Funerals
Things Pleasant and Sad.
Tie Happy Memphis People at Va
rious Summer Resorts.
Many OF the Summer Tourists Return,
but the Major Portion OF our Poo
pie Arc Sull Absent-New
Comors.