The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-15
PERSONAL POINTS.

THE Hon. r. F. Abby, OF Mississippi,
was in the city yesterday.
A. b. GooDBAR, wife and son have re-
turned from Boston aud are stopping at
the Gayoso.
THE Hon. John r. Head, OF Browns
vile, Tenn, wasseen with his many friends
on the streets last evening.
Miss JULIA SMITH, one of Covington's
fairest bellies, is in the city visiting her
friend, Miss Page, at No. 405 Court street.
Miss DAISY HALLIDAY, OF Cairo, and
Mabel LOOMS, OF New York, are visiting
the family OF Capt. j. ii. Smith, Rayburn
avenue.
CHARLES NJ. Hunt, OF Hunt & Bro, left
for Walker County, Ala, yesterday, to
look after certain coal investments in
which his firm is interested.
Miss KATIE DUNCAN, OF Grenada, Miss,
who is universally admired and noted for
her beauty and intellectual attainments, is
in the city visiting friends and relatives.
Miss LOUISE CosTA, bright, pretty and
lovable young lady, OF this city, was mar
ried last Sunday TO Mr.. Glen West, n sub
stantial and worthy young man, Of Airing
ton, n. NJ.
j. l.. GRAFT, travelling business repre-
sentative OF the ST. Louis Republic, is
stopping at the Gayoso for day or two.
II is flying trip, intended more for pros
pecting for future aspirations.
CHARLES A. VINCENT, book manager
and representative in advance OF McCabc
d Youngs Minstrels, is in the city, His
company will perform here all next week
~ Wnlk ore ThaaIae thn Mas,.t,li IL TpaaNnK
being previously engaged.
DR. S. w. SANFORD, president Of the
Tr-State Medical Association, is the
youngest man ever elected TO the honor.
able position. lie presides with ability
and dignity, and has already made most
favorable impression upon the association.
AMONG the guests at the Gayoso yester-
day were the following: Gen. Matt Mar
tin, Columbia, Tenn; Charles Lyman
Case, Chicago; I. G. James and wife,
Sharkey, Miss; Mrs. Charles Scott and
daughter, Rosedale, Miss; Charles w.
Dudley, Government Cotton Tax Col.
lector; ID. Clopton, Jr., Sheffield, Ala; +
NJ. Abbott, Mississippi.
IL. PHILLIPS, General Superintendent
OF the East Tennessee, Virginia q Geor.
gia Railroad; John Baird, New York; Col
j. G. NJ. BuiIaloe New York; Gen. Wad,
Hampton and daughter, Columbia, S. c.;
T.. Il. Tolerson and wife, Cat Island; Al
fred III. Moses. Sheffield, Ala; Mrs. j. l..
Alcorn, Miss Gertrude Alcorn, Miss An
gle Alcorn, Eagles Nest, Miss; Waldo
Marsh, Denver, Col, are at the Peabody,
FRANK NELiGAN, OF No. 81 Adam,
street, is the authorized agent for the sale
in Memphis OF the Personal Memoirs o.
Gen. L. II. Sheridan, the romantic career
Of great soldier This work is in TIVE
octave volumes OF 500 pages each, ele
gantly bound and printed, proiusely illus
lrated, beautifully executed steel and Woo
portraits OF Sheridan and his famous gen
erals, engraving OF his famous war hors,
"Ricnzi," Dinwiddie Courthouse; Rebecc;
| VI. Wright, the loyal girl OF Winchester
| fac-simile OF famous letters; twcnty-siS
maps specially prepared for this book b,
the War Department
A QUIET but interesting wedding oc
CURED last night at the residence Of Mr..
G. McDayitt, No. 2ll Alabama street
| The contracting parties were Miss Matti,
McDayitt and Mr.. W. T. lIashall. Tn,
Rev. DIR. Martin ofliciciated. Quite
number Of relatives and more iniimat,
friends Of the couple were present an,
spoke the hearty congratulations hundred
Of others only await an opportunity TO ex
press. The wedding presents were numcr
Gus, appropriate and costly. The couple
left last night for Louisville and othc
points for bridal tour. They are botl
well known and popular In society, AN,
begin their newly assumed responsibilities
under the brightest OF stars. Tue APrEAI
wishes and predicts that it may never grow