The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-29

Brady of Detroit The guests were Mrs. o
M. Carter, Misses Brady, Lester, Lawton
Thomas, Conner, Hopkins, O'Driscoll
Miss Meta Harden will have the followins
favorites from other cities with her durinG
the winter: Miss bearing of Jacksonville
Fla, and Miss Hansell of Atlanta, Ga.
Miss May Belle Elliott, daughter of Mr.
John Mackay Elliott, formerly of Savan
nah, but now of Los Angeles, Cal, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Elliott
at her residence on Oglethorge square
The members Of the german have beer
notified by their efficient secretary that the
first entertainment of that club will takC
place on Tuesday evening next.
The Misses O'Driscon are welcomed HON,
after long absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Hull of English Eddy
were In the city last week.
With the season of balls and parties
comes the necessity for an evening cloak. A
very handsome one was seen lately A
charming girl of IS summers, with darb
brown eyes, black curly hair, and complex
ION ike peaches and cream was the happy
possessor Of this becoming garment /,
was gold and white procaded, satin lined
with yellow silk, and had high white fur
collar.
A small but clever boy lowered his sis.
ter's pride and vanity by remarking, after
LOOKING attenttvely at her, arrayed In her
imported wrap with the indispensable high
collar: II know why everybody says you
LOOK 80 pretty in that thing, cause they
can't see your face"
Cards have been received In Savannah,
issued by Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Akers, to
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss Jennie
Marin Akers to Mr.. Lit Bloodworth, Jr.
The wedding will occur on Wednesday, Dec.
y. at O'Clock, at the Methodist church at
Smyrna, Ga. Mr.. Bloodworth was for q
long time resident of this place being IN
in the business house of W. ". Gordon &
Co., and has many friends here who wish
him great deal of happiness.
Col. John D. Young who Is such a favorite
In our city spent few days in Atlanta last
week en- route to his home in Louisville
beautiful reception was given to Mr..
and Mrs. Judson S. McEmurry, In Waynes-
boro, Thursday last. 1t was the celebration
OF their first anniversary. Mrs. McElmurry
will be remembered as the beautiful Miss
Hsidee Routzalen, who spent several sum
mers at Tybee.
Chrysanthemums are all the rage. The
New York girl does not leave her home
feeling quite up to the mark unless she has
a double white feathery chrysanthemum
the size OF saucer in the buttonhole of her
stylish tailor-made walking suit.
Mr.. John Hunter has returned from Old
Point Comfort, Va.
Quite a social feature Of the Sunday
school exchange was as o'clock tea given
at tho rooms on Bull street last Monday
afternoon. A large number of ladies were
present and "the affairs Of the nation" were
discussed over the dainty cups.
70 DO quite ohio. one should have her
shoes. evening or street. 70 match in color
her gown.
The many friends of Miss Martha Bagley
of Richmond, Va. will be pleased to hear
of her contemplated visit to Gen. and Mrs.
K. P. Alexander.
The Misses Phillips reached home on
Wednesday morning and are gladly well
coined.
Miss Edna Breeze OF Rome N. Y. a
sweet girl graduate, is here for the winter
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. N. Jones, on
Abercorn street.