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


ms { in souvenir token fad, and Is chosen
for an engagement spoon. A silver arrow
/ with enamele1 forget-ne-nOts trimmed
around the shaft and its barbed point piero-
ing the golden bowl of the spoon, which is
in heart shape, is the appropriate design Of
this trifle, and the interviewed initials OF
the donor and recipient are engraved on the
inner surface Of the bowl.
Miss COsens entertained few friends last
week in honor of Miss Daniel of Missis-
sippi. Her charm of entertainment lies in
making every one feel so much at home In
her pretty, old-fashioned house.
One of the latest and daintiest novelties
ia hand-psinted chiffon. This gives the
artistic girl a chance.
Miss Belle Theus, an accomplished young
lady OF Macon, Is visiting her uncle, Mr.
Thomas Theus, on DraYton street.
Next Tuesday evening. Nov. "a, Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Hudson will introduce their
lovely young daughter to society. This, no
doubt. will be one Of the handsomesr recep-
lions of the season, and will be enjoyed by
all present.
= The Augusta Eusning Ns,os says: Miss
josie Hill will visit the exposition and her
home at Grovetown the latter part of the
week she will be accompanied by Miss
Elise Huger, one Of the beauties of Savau-
nab"
Mrs. W. w. Rogers, who spent portion
OF the summer at the north, has returned
home.
The many friends of Mrs. ]. ]. Wilder
are pleased TO woicome her home. Her
daughter, Miss Page Wilder. is spending the
winter near Boston.
The Period, an illustrated weekly pub
| lished In Atlanta, had two poems In its last
| number which will be interesting because
they were written by Savannah poets Mrs
William Neyle Understands was called
"Ehe Southern Lagestroemian and the other
by Ar. Robert c. Wright called dreams"
Invitations were received here TO the
marriage of Mr.. Hugo Auchincloss to Miss
Jennings, which took place at the Park
Avenue Presbyterian church in New York
Nov. IS. Mr.. Auchincloss had many friends
In this city during his stay with us, and he
Is most pleasantly remembered by those
who knew him.
The Ward McAllister of Savannah society
objects to the society column of the NEWS
because his name was mentioned in crowd
Never mind, we will give you whole para
graph some day.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. GAIA
way Hartridge are very 10th to give them
up to Washington society. They expect to
leave the early part of the week for their
new home.
| Miss Lester will entertain her friend, Miss
Brady OF Detroit. A few friends are in
| vlted TO meet her at an afternoo n reception
on Wednesday from to 6.
Additional announcements are made on
the social programme for this season. Ii Is
| full OF fashionable promise of sensational
events, which II carried out will make a
| difference in the households of some of our
leading families.
Miss Julia Howell Of Marietta, Ga, lis
visiting her cousin, Mrs. W. G. Charlton. on
Charlton street.
Mr.. Bernard A. Guests many friends in
our city will regret to learn that his BUSH
ness connections are such that he will leave
Savannah for Graham, s. G.
Savannah was well represented at the
Columbia state ball which took place last
week. Mr.. and Mrs r. F. Burdell Rraced |
the occasion with their presence.
Mrs. Maria McAlpin has returned from a
delightful visit to her son, Mr. G. 8. Nc |
Alpin, who is now residing in Richmond, |
| Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Guerard have left |
their summer home at the Isle of Hope and |
| are spending the winter in the CITY.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Haber-
sham clay are pleased to welsome them
home after their extended tour through |
Europe
1t Is with much regret that it Is learned
that Maj. Shellman has made his permanent
home in Atlanta. This will deprive the
social world Of two of its fayorites. the
Misses Shellman.
Miss Daisy McAlpin's return was greeted
with much pleasure on Thursday last.
Miss Leila Arson is visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Wilson of Princeton, N. j., who was
the beautiful Miss Ellen Lon Arson, grand
daughter of the much beloved pastor of
the Independent Presbyterian church.
Mr.: Samuel Hardwick was In Atlanta
last Tuesday.
| Col. W. w. Gordon heads the list of those
|
board by Gov. Northern last Wednesday.
The kirmess has taken Augusta and the
many visitors to that city by storm The
queen and leader of the grand march is a
| Spanish girl who has often been at Tybae.
Miss Amalia Franco. Several of the
chaperones were society ladies we'll known
among us-Mrs. James N. Jackson, nee
Miss Edith King. Of our city, and Mrs. T
s. Morgan, formerly Miss Casey of Au-
gusta, mother of our brilliant young law
yer, Mr.. T. 8. Morgan, and the sister of
Mrs. P. w. Meldrim.
The bachelor residences of Messrs. Murray
| and George Screven aud John w. Owens.
on Henry street, is a very popular resort
and causes many jealous pangs to some of
the young ladies who would see more of
their gentlemen friends IL this little home
were not so attractive.
The young lady friends of the Guards are
busy making fancy articles for the bazaar
which Is to take place the early part of De-
cember.
On dit, that a wedding is to occur In a
short time that will surprise every one very
much. The Engagement has not even been
announced yet. Both parties are popular
young society people.
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