The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26


basket picnic at Wilmington Island on
Thursday and passed delightful day. The
following members were the committee In
charge OF arrangements. Lieut. NJ. g.
Helmken, Sergt. J. F. Fisher, Quarter
master Sergeant F. H. Cramer, Corpl. c.
Asendorf aud Privates M. s. Hansen, H.
Finken and r. 81. Clements.
Mr.. James Neill has reached Savannah
and is receiving the hearty hand shakes Of
his numerous friends. Mr.. Neill will spend
most Of the summer here.
Miss Lille Girard, Miss Susie Jsudon and
Miss Lima Walter have taken q high stand
ing in their class at the Lucy Cobb the past
year, and have, accordingly, received high
praise and especial mention.
DR.. Ashby Purse arrived in Savannah on
Friday aud is receiving the congratulations
OF his friends.
Miss Vida Fleming spent the greater part
OF the past week at Montgomery, as guest
OF Mrs. Louis Turner
Miss Nina Hazlehurst, after q delightful
Vlslt with relatives in Charleston and on
Sullivan's Island, returned during the past
week to her home on New Houston street.
June Is still favoring engagements in Sa-
vannah. However. some of the so-called
engaged are unknown quantities"
Pen knives have gone up in the scale of
price and quality. They are at present one
OF the features Of the French girls chate-
laine. In sizs they are small aud narrow
and made of silver or gold, with delicately
tinted enameled flowers upon them. The
outward sign Of possession is a cut finger.
A reader of the social column in the News
sends me the following wise suggestions:
while busy with preparations for summer
pleasure. would it not be acting In true
Christian spirit to start subscrip ton for
an outing for the poor? Is Christianity
what it claims to bea Or is it only a form
Atty wrapped up in selfishne,si Let the
rich open their purse strings and charter a
steamer and advertise for the poor, the
manned and the blind. For as much as ye
have done It unto one of the least of these,
ye have done it unto me-" These sugges-
tions ought to meet with hearty and prompt
approval. Entertainments of all kinds have
been given for less worthy objects, and have
met with financial success in every instance.
30 let this, which 10 indeed charitable
object" meet with success. Now, too,
when the hot days have come.
The wedding of Miss Cornelia Arnold,
daughter of the late Samuel G. Arnold Of
Providenc e, R l., and Rev. Arthur Rogers
OF Central Falls, r. l., took place in the
Berkeley Memorial chapel, Middletown, R.
l., on Thursday, June IS. The chapel was
most beautifully and artisticallY decorated
with daisies, roses and other cut flowers.
At o'clock the wedding party marched up
the aisles to Mendelssohn's Wedding March,
and met the groom and best man, the Rev.
Joseph Huntington at the ALTA. The oere-
mony was performed by the Rt. Rev
Thomas NJ. Clark, bishop Of Rhode Island,
assisted by Rev. John B. Oman. rector of
the chapel The bride was dressed IN white
crepe, en- traine, and carried a bouquet of
lilies Of the valley. She was given away
by her brother-in-law. George L. Appleton
of this city. Miss Mary l.. Appleton was
maid OF honor, aud the bridesmaids were
Miss Emily Rogers Of Fro whence and Miss
Louise G.. ArRold OF Savannah. The ushers
were Messrs. Lucien Rogers, Theodore F.
Green. both Of Providence; Rev. r. f. Green
of JeDkintown, Pa, and Mr.. N. T. Croker
of East Boston. The chapel was filled with
friends aad invited guests. After the cere
mony delicious luncheon was served by
the brides mother at her cottage at New
port.
Mr.. james L. Taylor. formally of Sa-
vannah, but now of Washington, D. c., is
receiving the congratulations OF his friends
from all over the country upon his
connection with the Pennsylvania railroad,
MIR. TaylOr's headquarters will be in Lon
don, England. The office has just been
created, and he was the first man selected.
showing what a record he has made in the
railway service. Mr.. Taylor has a host of
friends in Savannah who will be delighted
to hear of this compliment paid him. He
goes abroad next month to remain until next
October, when he will return to this coun-
try for Mrs. Taylor and their two children e,
Miss Lizzie and Master James Miss Dyer,
Mrs. Taylors charming sister, will remain
in this country until next spring, when she
expects to join Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor in
London. Mrs. Taylor will spend the sum-
mer at Bar, Harbor, Me-, and Miss Dyer
will be at York Harbor.
Cologne sprays are just now in popular
favor. The novelty In this line is a tiny
silver watering pot, perfect In every detail :,
spout, the spray attachment aud all. Co
logne sprays OF Dresden china, set in silver
cases are also used.
Mrs. Robert Gibbes and Miss Phoebe
who spent the past month in Macon, have
returned 20 their home on Duffy street.
Miss Abbie Orme Is welcomed homo after
a long absence in Atlanta. Miss EVELYN
Orme Of Atlanta returned with Miss Abbie
and will be her guest for several weeks.
A delightful dance was given last night
at the Club house in Bluffton, s. G. Several
Savannah people went over to enjoy a trip
on the eight fantastic toe."
Miss Margaret Cosens and Miss Julia
Owens have returned from Button, where
they spent most delightful week with Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Haskell.
Mrs Henry D. Stevens aud her little
daughter Anna have gone north and Will
be absent several weeks.
Miss Lessie Glover of McPhersonville,
8. c., is in the city. the guest Of Miss Leila
Arson.
A smart bracelet for girl who rides or
who is inclined TO outdoor sports Is gold
cross curved and caught in the center by
horses shoe and with a nail In the latter.
The handle and end of the cross are elab-
orakely engraved, 80 that an extremely
pretty effect is produced.
Miss Josie Hill came over from Burton
aud Maid little visit in Savannah. Miss
Hill returned to Button yesterday after
noon.
The hot weather Of the past week has sent