The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
PERSONAL POINTS.

vi NdnlOn, MISS, 10 III lllc Clty'
MRs. NJ. Thompson, after pleasant visit
to Holly Springs, Miss, has returned.
Miss LILLIAN WARMoTH, OF Covington,
is visiting Mrs. Nevin, No IS Keel street.
MRs. W. J. HALE and children have
gone to Soarcy, Ark, 10 spend tho sum-
mer.
Mss MAY MCGUIRE, of Oxford, Miss,
is visiting Miss frankie Belts, on Union
street.
Miss BETTE YOUNG, OF Columbus, Miss,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. j. Dupuy, of
this city.
Mr.. L. S. JONES, Of Nashville has been
appointed passenger agent OF the l.. & n.
at Birmingham.
Miss HENRIE WOODWARD departed Mon
day for Kentucky, where she will remain
during the summer.
MIS-. H. X. STONE returned few days
ago from Nashville, where he spent several
weeks with relatives.
Mr.. WIN. NJ. FARRrNGToN, jr., has re-
turned from the University OF Virginia, to
pass his vacation at home.
w. q. GALLOWAY, formerly a railroad
travelling agent, now blind, is here and has
quarters at the Commercial hotel.
Mn. L. A. TnURsToN has been appointed
contracting freight agent for the Kansas
City system OF roads ct this point.
Mn. G. NJ. COLLIER and family left Sun
day night via the Chesapeake Il Ohio rail.
road for Virginia TO spend the summer.
Mas. b. Z. PARnAM and daughter, Miss
Annie, departed yesterday morning for
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, TO spend th.l-
heated term.
MRs. J. II. DoAS and Masters Pugh and
Steady have gone to luka Springs for
the summer. Mrs. j. A. Shelton and
Mrs. Kerr went also.
Tng Rev. Geo. G. Harris, formerly Of
this city, il now at the Peabody hotel en-
route TO st. Louis, where he has been
called TO take charge OF Trinity church, q
large and important parish.
Miss LYDIA L. BERRY left with the
Collier family Tuesday night via Chesa-
peaSo x Ohio railroad for Virginia where
| she will spend the summer visiting friends
and relations of her father.
Miss FASNIE MOSTLY left last night for
Louisville, where she joins party chaper-
oned by Mrs Gen. Duke, which leaves
| this evening for n tour in European
lands. Miss lone Estes will be one OF the
! party.
| WHIrE SULPHUR SPRINGS, in Hardin
| county, will receive two additions 10 its col.
ony OF Memphans today in the persons OF
Misses Fannie Rosamond and Leonon
Robbins. They will remain month or
longer.
Miss ANNIE PARHAM, the accomplished
young lady and teacher Of stenogrnphy
and type writing. left for Niagara, Long
Branch and ether celebrated health and
pleasure resorts yesterday morning. She
will be absent about two months.
Ex-Gov. ALcoRS, and wife, OF Eagles
Nest, Miss, T.. Il. futile, travelling pas
scngcr agent OF the Union Pacific railway.
l.. f. Drake, Of the Missouri Pacific rail-
way, Judge Morris and wife, OF NatcheL
Miss, we've the prominent arrivals at the
Peabody yesterday.
Miss SUSIE BATH, the fascinating daug
ter Of Senator Bate, will return from W
ington in n few days and expects 10 a
n few weeks rs the guest OF her coI2
Miss Lucille Brinkley, at Dun Robin,
near luka, Miss, before going dh to east
en resorts for the summer.
TnE funeral of the lamcnted Mrs. James
j. Duly occurred yesterday morning from
ST. Peters church. There was requiem
high mass, and the other ceremonies were
appropriate 10 the sad vacancy created 10y
the lady's death, and souliully impressive.
The cortcgc was an unusually long one.
TnE Nashville, Florence & Sheffield cx-
tension Of the Louisville q Nashville, from
st. Joseph, Tenn, southwest 10 Florence,
Ala, twcnty-ihrec miles, was completed
June q, most OF the track having been
laid this year. Commencing July /, rcgu-
lar trains will be run from Florence, Ala,
, TO Nashville, Tenn, l26 miles.
Miss MINNIE NuNN. one OF the most
, charming Of Brownsyillc's fair daughters,
WIS united In marriage Sunday evening
last TO Mr.. Prcntiss X. Bright The ccrc-
, mony took place at brownsville, and was
performed by Dr. Mahon, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. The many
! Memphis friends OF bride and groom unto
In cordial congratulations 10 the happy
. couple.
Tng Rev. II. 4. Cabell, president OF
a Cedar Bluff college for young ladies',
4 Woodbum, Ky, near Bowling Green,
!. passed through the city yesterday en- route
|, 10 Arkansas TO visit patrons Of the college
and make arrangements with pupils for
next year. This school receives only a
limited number, excluding children and
: day pupils This institution OF learning
4 has q large patronage from Texas, Arkan'
sas and Mississippi.
PROMINENT arrivals at the Gayoso hotel
!. yesterday: q. Mabry. kosciusko; J. ].
: BUCHANAN aud children, Texas Frank
y Mcrigold. Mississippi; Robert X. Luckie
y Holly Springs Henry Hawkins, Boston
:. Charles 1. Mcclioh, Detroit w. ID. Taylo
!. aud wife. Brow nsyillc; q. 4. Heath, Nils
4 Grace willeit, Miss May willctt, W. u
|. Spencer. n. II. Gates. Miss &. H. Lindsay
10 Miss Manic Lindsey, Mrs r. a. Lindsey
1, Mrs. John W. Gates, Mn. James Long
!, MiSs Georgia Gates, paLl Ingram, w. u
- Pore, 4. II. King and wife, John q. VIII
Jams, A. ID. Digger. jackson, Tenn; y. q
johnson. Dycrsburg J. Allen Dodd an,
|. d. Y. Hicks, Kentucky.
~ Tn following item from Paris papc
!, (Gdligndnfs Mss-ngcrl, OF Juno 2, will h
~ OF interest 20 the many warm friends O
=. Miss Kate Carl, who expects 20 return {
~ Memphis this fall and make u I've
:. homo. After sSiourn Of four years i
No Paris, devoted Go tho study Of arr, Mis-
N Carl proposes, upon her return, 10 rc-opc
1, her studio and no doubt many student
will gladly avail themselves Of the fine OF
portunity offered 20 perfect ihemsclyc
'-' under her competent teaching. Miss Cat
A. was the drst art teacher herr 10 initoiuc
studies irum life models and casts, ptcviou
20 this last visit o. Europe, aud many q
d" hci former pupils can testify NJ 10 her a.
a. vanccd mcshods Of tcaching-thc r-sul
no doubt. II her first two years Of har
study in Paris She will be cordially We
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