The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-01

property is f;nalIv dividaJ !, is ''i Ia,;a,aJ
that Miss Anitais share will ba sor,atbincT
over g.. 900 900. The lady /. very nrattv ~
medium hight. rather slender dnrx-haired
and with an exceedingly fair translucent
skin, through which The loxaiiest hrrns,ts
tints appear. She is highly accomnlishei ana
has for several season hem one ~ fine mot
prominent bel es IN Chicago society wbere
her high mail phaeton ami pair OF snirited
cobs could BE- seen of n fine afterooon win
the lady holding the reins and vouD,r Rlafna
sitting contentedlv alongJd. she il an
expert driver and can hold ber own in a
brush on the road with the hast IF Chico
go's turnouts. For Gye wears Emfnons
Blaine was a resident Of the Garfan CIR
having business connection with the
Santa Fe railroad. During that time he went
into society a great deal and was a decided
favorite. Three years ago he was intr.,-
duced TO Miss Mccormick. and while his
attentions To her have been most devoted
during that time, the engagement WAS only
announced few weeks ago. He isa tail
and manly looking fellow. and in marked
physical contrast to James Blaine. Jr whose
unfortunate marriage To the lady who is TO
make her debut on the metropolitan STAGE
next winter created such sensation at the
time.
Que engagemaut. which has ceused no
ead of talk in society. is that of Mis-. Caro-
line Fitzgerald 10 Lord Edward Georye
Ntzmaurice. The ladv. who is iust turned
her 2lst year. il a beautiful woman and very
highly ac1omplis ed. she is a daughter Of
William j. Fitzgerald, a wealthy New
Yorker, who resides ON Fifth avenue and
Twelfth street. She is wealthy in her own
right, having inherited her aunt's interest
IN the White estate. consisting OF property
on lower Fifth avenue and the west side
uptown. She Is something of a bookworm.
aud has studied Sanscrit under Prof Whit
ney Of Yale college. She is, besides, a
member Of the American Oriental Society,
and recently wrote a cook OF poems which,
when published in London attracted A good
deal OF attention ana some yerv favorable
comments from the English critics. Lord
Fitzmaurice is AZ years Of age and has cen
prominent politician in England for
many years, having held the office of under
secretary of state in 1882 He was a MEM
Der of parliament on the liberal side, and
has always been warm ally of the "Grand
Old Man" Both the parties are now IN
Europe. The wedding will take place in
London in November
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Caroline Snowd.n, daughter of Hon. Mr.
Snowden, of Philadelphia, the newly APP
pointed United States minister TO Greece,
70 Mr. Suyvesant Wainwright Of New
York. After the wedding. the father of
the bride will leave for his new diplomatic
post. The Young couple will reside in New
York.
Still another eennel TO n romance In high
life comes in the shape of an announce
ment of the engagement of Miss Helen
Newell OF Chicago. the daughter of John
c. Newell president and general manager
Of the Lake Shore and Missouri Southern
railroad. to j. r. Garfield. a son of the late
President Garfield. The lady is hand
some blonde and will inherit considerable
wealth from her father. Mr.. Garfield is
now prnctcng law in Cleveland, where,
after the wedding trim. the Young pair will
make their permanent residence.
Ono Of che most celebrated OF the Younger
generation of Washington bellies for two or
three seasons past has been Miss Florence
Audenried. She has received much atten-
ton from members OF the diplomatic corps
and particularly from the Spanish minister
she belongs to a very old aud distinguished
family. and the announcement of her en-
gagement to William w. Filter. son of
Iavor FILTER of Philadeiphia occnSioned
much surprise at the capital. She res des
m Washington. but spends much of her
time In Pniladelphia. where she has several
relatives. Mr.. Filter is member of his
fathers irm. is wealthy. Young and rood
l0oFin,. He has RECENTLY purchased the
| fine residence. No. 1926 Walnut street. and
| Ia having il remOdeled and fitted ND for a
nermanent residence.
The Heckschsrs are a family equally
we'll Known In Nav York and New Jersey
and famous for its wealth and ho,pitality.
Miss Emily Heckschsr has for several wears
been n noted bella in metropolitan society.
and is one of the most admired women in
Naw York The family residonc, ia at
Orange N J. 1t is announced that she will
he lad captiye to the altar by Egerton
T, .igh Winthrop. the scion of an old New
York family. this fall. Miss Heckscher is
an ardent sportswoman and loves nothing
hetter than n good horse and a fair field.
She il a splendid equestrian ana has fire.
Guently ridden 10 hounds She won the
brush on several occasions at the meets of
the Essex County Hunt Club. All Murray
I'M and the elite of the Oranges will be-
renresented at the Approaching nuptiaIs.
The engagement of Miss Jennie Cha nber
lain fine famous american beauty whose
presence AT tbe Court of 81. James some
& me- AGO excited such a stir. to Cant Navlor
7 .alond of london. has already been an
norncod The nuntfaI will taxa Mace in
England in the fall Tbey will probably
reside on the proom's estate. which Is situa-