The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-26
PERSONAL POINTS.


Dn. W. s. YouYoE, of Murray, KY, is
] at the Peabody.
Miss IDA .ScARnoRoUGH, Of Moscow,
Tenn, is visiting friends in Memphis.
Mr.. NJ. J. mutually and wife, OF New
Orleans, are sojourning at the Peabody.
MRS. LEILA MOORE NEE Johnson, OF
jackson, Tenn, is in the city visiting
| friends
Mr.. l.. b. TAILERsoN, of Scanlan's
Landing, Ark, and family are stopping at
the Peabody.
Mn. GEoRGE A. KIM, Of Pittsburg, Is
visiting the family Of Mr.. A. j. Bigiey, OF
Poplar street.
Mn. AND MRs. J. J. TuoRNToN, OF Gym
thia place, have returned from pleasant
sojourn through Florida.
Mn. AND MRs. J. q. GARRETT, of Sar-
ASA, Ark, accompanied by Miss Mary
kimbrough, are stopping at the Peabody
hotel
Mn. JAMES HANCOCK, OF Florence, Ala,
father OF Mrs. L. +. Woods, OF this city,
died Monday. lie was buried yesterday
evening at Florence.
Hos. JAMES i. McCooI, a talented
| young lawyer and who has served his
county officially, Of Kosciusko, Miss, Is
registered at the Gayoso hotel.
Carr. J. r. LAY and Mr.. f. 4. Black
stone, merchants OF the Inflated town OF
Wmona, are in the city buying goods to
rcplenish the stock destroyed by the late
fire at that place.
Miss ALRDA RuLE, tho accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Rule, Of the Knox
vile Chronicle, who has been visiting the
family Of Col. J. IL. Mathes, leaves for her
home tomorrow.
visIroRs on change yesterdays W. d.
| Chapman, Arlington, Tenn; J. III. Nc
Cleary, Peters Bend, Va. Jas. Robert
shaw, Greonville, Miss, @. j. Milton, q.
J. Campbell, Cincinnati, o.; u. ]. Curry,
Huntsville, Ala.
TnE remains Of Mr.. William Buxbaum,
who died Tuesday morning, were buried
yesterday afternoon In the Jewish ccmc-
terry The funeral occurred from the resi-
| dencc OF his brother, Mr.. J. ii. Buxbaum,
No. 1ls Adams street.
LITTLE EDIrm COLLIER has had conlin-
uous fever thirty-fiyo days, her tcmpcm.
ture reaching 1862. The ieyer is now
breaking and her present condition mdi-
Gates that she will recover soon. She is
under the treatment OF Dr. Heber Jones.
Carr GEORGE ARNOLD left Yesterday
evening for Natchcz, Miss, and New Or
leans. When interrogated about the
nature OF his business the captain was rcti-
cent, but said that II he failed Of success
he would take that long anticipated trip 10
Europe.
Mn. JAMES PRoUDFIT, who died Monday
| s.tU AT a a
In Elmwood yesterday afternoon, funeral
from Calvary church. The remains were
escorted 10 the cemetery by the Chickasaw
Guards, OF which company he was popu.
lar and valued member. A largo number
Of friends and acquaintance also attended.
Mn. II. q. CRuo, the well known seed
man, was quietly married last night TO
Miss Mary lIarbert. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR. J. Il. Graves,
nj the residence of the brides parents, on
Mclean avenue. Onlya few OF the most
intimate friends and relatives Of the couple
were present. A reception followed, with
| delicious refreshments. which continued
| until about II o'clock. The bridal couple
were ayishly remembered in the way Of
| presents, the offerings being both hand
| some and costly. The bride and groom
|
and popular In the city and vicinity, and
have a heavy shower Of congratulations
and good wishes. Their intentions as ~.
CARDS bridal tour arc at present un.
known.
PRoF. GEoRGE HANDwERRFn has been
leader Of the theatcr orchestra Tor twenty
years. During that timo hc and his small
band Of artists have contributed largely "a
the entertainment Of patrons by their su-
porb performance, and clatcd visiting
opera companies by their knowledge and
skill IN reading Scores" Some Of the
present members Of the orchestra have
been with the professor ever since he first
took charge, and the organization Is very
properly somewhat In the nature ni u
'brudcr bund." The most beautiful har.
mony and good feeling does and has prc.
vailed. On each recurring anniversary Of
the popular leaders birth his associates
have paid him the compliment Of mid
night visit and sercnadc, always carrying
with them some substantial token OF
esteem. Yesterday WIS the day OF 1883,
and on TUESDAY night NJ y o'clock the
professor and his family were aroused from
ilumber by diyinely beautiful strains Of
music, and nj once remembered the occa.
sion and source. The party was invited In,
and Mm. IIandwerker busted herself In
preparing the most tempting refreshments
possible on short notice. An hour or two
was most delightfully."- passed by all. after
which the serenaden dispersed 10 their re-
spectiyc homes. The esteem OF musicians
for Prof Handwerker is not confined TO
members Of his orchestra, but extends 10
every one In the city, nearly all OF whom
unite la the annual birthday compliments.
The recipient Is naturally gratiGed beyond
measure, and yesterday wore a continual
smile.
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