The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-15

Mrs. J. &C. Arnold and her attractive
dsSgls Mss Arn4d s1jOg ynd NJ the
YORK Their niea Il ga aSSi5dsiy awaiting
their return. a.s6
Miss Kate Lynahi Is a guest of her friend,
Miss Wicks, Of Baltimore Miss Wicks will
be pleasantly remembered as having spent
the greater part Of last winter with u.s.
Mrs j. A. Lippman is lingering 10 Ne W
York at the Vendome. Her absence Is q
source Of regret to her numerous friends.
The engagement of Mr.. Eichberg, a we'll
known architect OF this city, to Miss
Katz of Wilmington, n. c., is announced.
She will be quite an acquisition to Savan-
nah society.
1t is learned from Macon that Miss Geor-
gia Gibbs of Monroe was married to Mr..
Virgil Walker OF Savannah last week.
Miss Estelle Daniel of jackson, Miss, is
the guest Of her brother, Mr.. W. N. Daniel,
on Lincoln and State streets. 81.
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Several Savannah representatives will be
present at the marriage of Mr. Tom Cobb
jackson of Atlantis, grandson of our
estee ned citizen, Gen. Henry r. jackson,
to Miss Sarah Frances Grant The we'd
ding will take place ON Wednesday, Nov.
Is. There has been no wedding in Atlanta
for years that has caused so much favorable
commsnt, owing to- the popularity OF both
the young people. Mrs. Martha Grants
gift to the bride, her granddaughter, is a
superb diamond necklace.
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Miss Emma Ingram is visiting her
cousinI Miss Julia Wilkins Of ATLANTA. She
was present at Miss Wilxins' debut party
| given by Mrs. William Dickerson on We'd
nesday, evening Nov. II. The Atlanta
Journal says Of Miss Ingram II have not
seen a more strikiDgly aristocratic girl
than Miss Ingram Of. Savannah. Her head
is so we'll posed and her figure 30 trim that
she must always attract attention"
Miss Mabel Gordon, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. w, w. Gordon, is at present visiting
her sister Mrs. Wayne Parker of Newark,
N. J.. Miss Gordon spent the summer
travelling with her parents. through the
principal cities of Europe She paid de-
lightful visit to her sister, Mrs. William
Mackey Low and is now expected home
accompanied by her attractiye. cousin, Miss
Ethel Stiles of Cartersville.1 -
Miss Rolan of Waco, Tex. has returned
from Atlanta, Where she went for the
Wynatt-Raine wedding. She is to remain
all winter with Miss Jennie Thomas on
Monterey square. IA
Miss Daisy McAlpin has not yet returned.
She has been summering at White Path, a
favorite resort near Marietta. She is now
in New York, where she will remain a few
weeks longer.
Miss Mabel Washburn, a charming yonng
lady of New Bedford, Mass, will spend tho
winter with Mrs. E. j. Thomas on Liberty
street.
Miss Mary, EsEaner.s daughter Of Mr..
Lewlsztq Turner, gave 9 pm9st enjoyable
moonlight party TO q feWf Fislds on Friday
evening last at, rMonlgo parErr The affair
was gracAfully chaperoned By Mr.. and Mrs,
D. M Lang. e-e ST 2aGs Ia
The charming bevy of young ladies visit
ing at DR.. G.. H, Stones on South Broad
street Is composed of Miss Myers Of Hart
ford. tConu., Miss Julia Dearing Of Jack
sonville, Fla, Miss Olive Oney Of Charles
ton, s. G. fsfsss
The family OF Mr.. g. Dole Wadley have
moved to Savannah and is residing with
Mrs. T. G. Wayne, 70 South Broad street.
Miss Henrietta Myers will spend the win
ter With relativesin Washington, D. G.
Miss Laura Lester will entertain her
friend, Miss Brady of Detroit, Mich.
Mrs c. A. Lamar and her daughter Mrs
Huger, expect to spend some time in WASH
ington, ID. c.. this winter.
Mr.. John H. Hunter has gone to Virginia
for a short trip. His friends regret that
he has been Ill and is now in search OF
health. 1t is to be hoped That his return
will be speedy and he will have entirely res
covered from his indisposition in little
while. rs F,
Mrs. Boardman, nee Miss Gertie Douglass,
hopes to visit Savannah this winter. Her
marriage took place at the north, where she
will permanently reside. This takes one of
the most attractive young ladies away from
Savannah.
Mr.. Pleasant A. Stovall, who is TO take
charge Of the Times, was given most mag
nifcent dinner on the eve OF his departure
J by his newspaper friends of the Electric
City. What is Augustus loss is Savannah's
gain. Mr.. Stovall will make great acquisi-
ton to society and is heartily welcomed.
Mr.. William G. Wade was married on
| Tuesday at Clarkesv vile to Miss Pauline