The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-22

Miss Nellie BALDWIN VIII spend this win
ter in Savannah at the De Soto. Miss Bald
win has many friends here who will be
pleased 70 hear Of her plans.
The Misses Charlton have returned from
Greenville, s. c., and are residing on Hall
street.
A very pretty wedding took place 10
Sylvania last week. The contracting par
Charleston, s. c., and Mrs. Sturtevant, nee
Miss Annie Douglass Of Savannah.
The Misses Phillips are enjoying the
pleasures of social life in Washington, D. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Stubs have removed
to the city for the winter from their coun-
try home Ia Guyton. Miss Bessie La gton
Will be with her sister during the season.
The Misses Branch who summered at
Maukesha, Wis, are again at home at 81
York street.
The marriage of Mr.. John Quitman
Lowell OF the navy to Miss Fannie Campbell
Gordon OF Baltimore is of interest here, as
Mr.. Lowell has many friends and connec.
tions In Savannah.
Miss Stiles Of Gainesville is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Alfred Z. Mills, on Hall street.
Miss Julia Middleton made many friends
during her stay in Waynesboro, GA.
The hop given by the Cadets to the ladies
who assis ed at the regimental bazaar was
a most enjoyable affair
An enjoyable social event was the Har-
NOME clubs ball. given at the Masonic tenn
| pie last Tuesday evening 1t was q brilliant
! success, aud all the leading sos iety people in
Hebrew circles were out in full force The
| president, Mr.. Emile Newman, with his
charming wife. led the march. Many
\ thanks are due Mr.. Newman for the beauti-
! full way In which the entertainments passed
| off. Some of tie costumes were exceed
| ingly handsome. This club will give a
| series of cotillions during the coming season.
The thirteenth annual ball Of the Young
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society will
take place next Tuesday evening at Masonic
| temple. This is the debut ball of SO many
of the young ladies. and is looked forward
to with unusual interest. The ball is in the
| interest OF charity.
Miss Eta Lippman has not yet returned
10 the city. She is visiting relatives at the
north.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Byek are at the De
Soto for the winter. They have recently
returned from their bridal tour.
Miss Kahn, an attractive belle of Texas,
is visiting friends in the city.
The wedding of Mr.. Tom Cobb jackson
to Miss Sarah Frances Grant took place OF
St. Philips church, Atlanta, on Wednes-
day evening last. 1t was one of the most
magnificent affairs ever witnessed in At
lanta. TIE brides gown was Of ivory
duchesse satin, embroidered in pearls in the
shape of bow knots, the fashionable design
OF everything just now. She was adj 70
with jewels. 1t is said she is
wealthiest young woman of Georgia.
The bridesmaids gowns were i'm
ported for the occasion. The maid of
honor, Miss Cornelia jackson, wore one of
Worth's most dainty conceptions. The re-
ception at the handsome residence of tie
brides parents was unusually elegant. The
extensive menu was prepared hy Sherry.
who, with an able corps of assistantI came
south in a private car. One of the new
features was having married men friends
OF the young couple, for ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Minis were In Augusta
for few days last week.
~ Mrs. w. A. Bishop gave a delightful pro-
gressive angling party at her home at
Gwinnett and Price streets Thursday after
noon in honor of Miss Sadie Vass. daughter
of Rev. DR.. Vass.
Mr.. and Mrs 81. 81. Gainesburgh gave a
prog ressive euchre party at the De Soto
Tuesday night in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
A. Eisman OF New Orleans. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. Adler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Gucke1heimer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Roy Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Lippmau, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosenheim.
Mr.. u. Myers. Miss Bertha Rosenheim, Mr..
aud Mrs. A. Vetsburg, and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Einstein.
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