The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
SOCIETY GLEANINGS.
PERSONAL MENTIoN-EvENTs PAST
AND THOSE TO COME.
What tho Beaux, Bellies and Matrons
Have Been Doing to Entertain Them
selves and Frlends-Receptions. Din
ings, Etc.

lngS, Dtc.
Miss Agnes Toof is visiting friends in Ath-
ems, Ala.
Mrs. William Katzenberger Is visiting rel
atives In Little Rock.
Mrs w. A. Gage is visiting relatives in
San Antonio, Tex.
Judge J. w. Clapp returned from Nash
willie on Thursday.
Miss Annie billiard has returned from
pleasant visit TO Montgomery, Ala.
Miss Waddel OF Helena, Ark, is the guest
of Mrs. II. q. Miller, on Adams street
Mrs. A. b. Goodbar is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Levi JOY Sr., in st. Louis.
Mrs s. p Anderson, Of Jackson, Tenn, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. !. N. Snowden.
Mr.. Theodore Read and sister, Miss Pearl,
will leave in few weeks for Old Point Com
fort
Miss Eula Mcdowell has returned from
lengthy visit 10 Nashville and Middle Ten
nessee.
Miss Florence Gage is at home, after spend
ing the greater part Of the winter in Chicago
and Florida.
Miss Miriam Nelson is enjoying the gave
ties that now make Hot Springs delightful
social resort.
Miss Gaines, Of Knoxville, will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Trezeyant dur
ing race week.
Miss Ollie Clapp spent the past week in
Nashville, where she was the recipient Of
several box parties and entertainments.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Clapp return from
Nashville today, Mrs Clapp having spent
the past week at the Maxwell House in that
| city
Miss Kate Estes left yesterday for Jackson,
- n..I
she will be accompanied by Miss Lizzie
Estes.
Among the Hot Springs visitors last week
were number OF Memphis young men.
VIII Gage and Charles Murphy have re-
| turned.
Society will this week welcome the return
OF Miss Bettye Sclden, who for the past
month has been visiting friends In Atlanta
and Mobile.
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Robinson have re.
turned from an extensive trip, which in
| cluded the Pacific coast rs we'll as the Sand.
| wich Islands.
Miss Emma Galloway left last night for
| Toledo, o.. TO join her friend, Miss Daisy
l.orenz, and will then form party who sails
shortly for Europe.
The "Chimes Of Normandy" Il now pro-
crossing rapidly, the cast being now flied.
Miss Hattie Ensley will assume the role OF
Serpolctte on the second night.
Miss Highset ,who believes In theosophy)-
| know aud feel that | was a ruce horse be.
fore | was reincarnnted. Mr.. Matter-of Fact
You must have been very fast one.
Mrs. Walter Warrington aud Miss jamie
Warrington. who have been the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Il. d. Rambaut during the
winter have returned 10 their home in
| Baltimore
Among the trnnscient visitors last week
were the Mossrs. Wilson, sons OF r. 4. viii
son, OF New York. These young gentlemen
belong TO the exclusive set OF New York !
four hundred.
The Wagner Club gives It's second concert
| on Saturday evening next, and 10 promise.
! Ia be In every sense us brilliant Us the first
IL will be one OF the social events Of the
midlenten season.
Among the visitors 10 the city last week
were Misses Mamie and Lucille Baxter, Vi
Nashville. two charming aud attractive 30
ciety bellies. They were here for only few
days, but they thoroughly enjoyed them.
An evening contemporary recently con
tanned page with the likenesscs OF Presi
dent Harrison and his Cabinet Amonl
them was Mrs. Ben Harrison. No mention
81 the portfolio she represented was made
but u i presumed that she Is a member
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miltenbcrgcr enter
tanned number OF friends az the Pcabod,
on Tuesday afternoon last They wen
nficrward members Of a box party at thu
thonter the Others being Mr.. and Mrs. I. ;
Anderson and Mr.. aud Mrs. II. d. Wilson.
On Tuesday night OF last week a box part,
IN full dress occupied the lower box az th
presentation OF The Daughter OF the Rcgi
mcnt." Those In the party were. Mis-
Mcttic llumus and George Waddcll, Mis-
Mctiie Strutton and George Darlington, Mis-
| Patty Hammond and Ed. Anderson.
. On Saturday next the lirst matinee at IA
= | Jockey Club grounds will be given. Ihos
; | who attended the successful event OF Ia,
{ year are delighted that another oppo
! tunily will b. given TO enjoy the spor
= After the raecs a dance will be given la th
| clubhouse. Invitations were issued ycste
day for the anticipated event
All the arrangements Tor the handsom
@ ball TO be given by the Tennessee Club q
i Tuesday, April y, are about complete,
, The Gayoso will be- In splendid shape an
: the long anticipated hall will be the brilliai
: event OF the closing season. A number
- fair visitors will be present 10 lend the
:, charms 10 the occasion.
A lady recently asked a cultivated M
literary man 30 suggest some clever book
send her daughter nj. a GIT; she wished
avoid anything sensational The Profess
suggested at once that a hlnnk-hOok be IA
% wnrlcd the youlg lady. This pertinent .
ply contains n little more realism than q
=. casual reader would discover Sensations
Ism j. certainly the orlcr OF the day la 9th
Il, fields than the literary.
~ While society T. resting, gossip T. busy n
:, ranging I'll the details Tor numhcrless ma
y riaycs No one Is secure from being pair
u OIL aud settled before ho has even address
u "a Young lady. Proposals. are often suggests
10 q man nn hearing the rumofs that u
circulated about him. The Joker begins
the gossip circulatcs u aud the press asset
h IT. This Is the history OF most engagement
!, aud the many who are now lowering on q
brink need bat little encouragement 10 set
all arrangements.
y A society glh oihlgic,t d,srcnt
~ decided aud vuWul that she would Keep itut
IA There was d hlg dinner,
:, Al which this lltilu sinner
Drauk up the Wlnri and ala not repent
{. for Dyspepsia