The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10
SOCIETY GOSSIP.

oONl14 1OsoOlE.
Miss Nellie White, of fernando, is in
the city visiting relatives.
Miss Evelyn Brodie is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Nolan Fontaine for few days.
Miss Annie Lyde Gay Is on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. q. ID. Owens, Of Helena,
Ark.
Miss Bette Voolfolk, of Paducah, KY,
is visiting Mrs. w. S. Lake, No. 276 Vance
street.
Mr.. f. J. Hoyle, Of Knoxville, who
spent the past week in the city, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Jean Scott, after short stay with
Miss Kate Estes, is again at the residence
OF Mr.. j. S. Day.
Miss Irene McNeal will be the guest OF
Miss Sallie Brown, on Union street, until
Monday morning.
Miss Nellie Ely, who has been the guest
Of Miss Leila Liyermore, is now visiting
Miss Mamie Scaiie.
The Wagner Club are busy preparing
Tor their second coucert, which will take
place early in April.
Misses Susie and Louise Tucker, of Ia
Grange, Tenn, are on visit 10 Mrs. VIM.
Gay, No. l20 MARSHALL avenue.
Miss Mary Hill, Of st. Louis who has
spent two months most pleasantly among
us, left yesterday for her home.
Mss Margaret shipp, charming young
lady OF indianapolis, u the guest Of Miss
Gussio Caldwell, Of Looney Place.
Miss Quccnie Woods, one OF Nashvile's
most charming bellies. is the guest OF Mrs.
]. 5. Robinson on Madison street.
Among the departures tomorrow will be
Miss Katie May, who returns TO 81. Louis
after a delightful visit TO her cousin, Mss
Demetrin Simmons.
Miss Janet Rankin. who has been the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. w. II. Bates, for
several weeks, will return this week to her
homein Wisconsin.
Miss Lucy Voolfolk, 80 pleasantly re-
meinbcred from former visit, will reach
the city this morning and be- the guest Of
Miss Patty Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. james III. Rees, who re-
turned from their bridal trip last Sunday,
arc now quartercd at the residence OF Mr..
]. $. Day. ON Madison street
The Athletic Club propose giving an en-.
terlainmcnt during the latter part OF this
month. IL has been some time since their
doors were opened for festivities, aud the
affair will be consequently moro enioya-
be
Miss Snowdon, Of Baltimore, who has
been the guest OF Mrs. j. II. Post0n for
several weeks, returned home Thursday.
She was accompanied by Miss Houston
Schwarar, who will remain north during
the summer.
Quito a number OF society girls have
Joined Lenten class and are abslaining
from all frivolous dissipation, going 80 far
Us TO deny all social pleasures except Wis.
iting. A great number OF them will be
confirmed at Easter.
J.. Miss Anna Bruce returned home last
wccS from Philadelphia, where she has
been at sol Tor some time. Miss Bruce
Is tho same charh.ag ed beautiful girl
a. when she left last fall and will lac Ii,v
place In society among the fyoritcs.
Quito a number Of Mcmphians have
planned trips TO Europe this summer.
Tho great Paris exposition Is the drawing
card. 10 miss which would be 10 miss a
liberal education. Among those whose
plans aro liked are Miss Emma Galloway,
Miss Pearl Read aud Mr.. Theodore Read.
The spring races, which begin about the
middle OF APRIL will be brilliant event
Numbers Of visitors arc promised and
every thing Is being done 10 mako Il a 30.
cial aud financial success. The bellies and
bclux may as well commence now 10 save
up the pin-money, without which a race
loses half OF Its excitement aud all Its
pleasures.
On Thursday evening OF this week the
Chickusawa will give an informal musicale
/ tuaf.aI a ftsa uauul fuAuIhty aularfutn.
mcni. Duo regard for Lent is felt by the
members and this form OF entertainment
| II adopted. IL will DO quite a relief and n
pleasure 10 spend the evening at the club
| In this manner and no doubt the attend.
ancc will DO full and complete. A hap
PLY arranged program has been prepared,
consisting Of music, rccitations, readings,
etc, under the direction OF Mr.. Lionel
Kcmcr.
The beautiful dinner given by Mis-.
| Nicely Tuesday night last was one OF many
similar affairs for which she is noted. The
decorations and lights were all yellow, and
the ribbons and flowers were OF tho SAND
bright color. II was complimentary 10
Mr.. McAllcn Marsh, OF Atlanta. The
guests were Misses Louise Snccd, Hattie
Ensloy, Mary Mallory and Pearl Nicely,
aud MossuL McAllon Marsh, Chas. Dud'
ley, VIII Percy, Geo. Higginson, Lamar
Chappcll, Ellcrton Dor, Will sneed and
Jas. Nicely.
Ono result Of the disappointment about
the Tcnnes co Club ball was shown ~
the presence In our midst last week, oil
two prominent society men, one from
Knoxville aud one from Atlanta Both
came To Memphis for the sole purpose Of
attending the ball, and 10 that end had 80
cured partners In tho persons Of two bril-.
liant society girls here. They reached
here on time, but their chagrin was deeply
rcprcascd, for when informed oil The post
poncment thcy blandly replied, mo mat
hh." The young ladies' wero probably
moro disappointed than the young men-
who knowsp
The pretty and attractive little home 10
which DR.. aud Mrs. L. A. Neeiy nave s'''