The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-28
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Or. William F. Aiken has returned to the
city.
Miss Louie Nicely leaves for the north TO-
morrow.
John Rourke left for New York last
night via the Coast Line.
j. W. Teeple sailed on the Tallahassee
yesterday for New York.
Mrs w. W. Gordon, Jr., leaves for Look
out Mountain tomorrow.
Mrs. Jacob Rauers sailed for New York
on the Tallahassee yesterday.
NJ. J. Kavanaugh sailed yesterday for
New York on the tallahassee.
Miss A. E. Carr is visiting her friend,
Miss Julia Palmer of Atlanta.
j. j. Brewer left last night for Columbia,
to visit a sick relative in that city.
Marion Erwin and family sailed Vester-
day for New York on the Tallahassee.
Mrs. E, F. Neutville and Miss Neufville
leave tomorrow for Middletown, Conn.
Mrs G. E. Stults and children sailed on
the Tallahassee for New York yesterday.
P. J. O'Brien, Of Kehoe's iron works, has
gone to Massachusetts to spend six weeks,
visiting relatives.
Miss Matte and Dellie Rogers of Macon
have returned home after a pleasant visit
to the Misses Saussy.
Herman Weber. the cotton exporter, re-
turned home yesterday from Europe where
he spent the summer.
There was a serenads at Mira J. r. Eason's
house, on Waldburg street, Friday night to
several young lady visitors.
Miss Mamie Wilcox returned home yes
! terday from q pleasant visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mills at Asheville.
Mrs. w. f. Bowe and children of Atlanta
have returned home after pleasant visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. W, S. Pottinger.
Mira. Lee Bohrman and her daughter,
Carrie, have returned to the city after
spending some time at Tybee hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hanley aud family
| are home from Suwannee Springs. They
will leave for the north in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Grass have returned
| from an extended tour through the princi-
pal northern cities and watering places.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Guerard gave a sup.
| per TO party Of friends at their summer
home at Isle of Hope last Tuesday night.
| George W. Allen, senior partner of G. w.
Allen u Co., left yesterday on the steamship
Tallahassee for New York to purchase fall
goods.
| Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Thomas D. Fitzgerald and Miss Theresa
| Savarese Tuesday afternoon. Sept. 6, at )
o'clock, at the cathedral.
| MIR. w. q. Charlton and Mr.. W. r.
| Leaken leave for Lake Roland, near Balti-
| more, this morning. They expect to be
absent some time enjoying vacation.
| Mrs P. j. Golden and Miss Mamie Col
den of this city, and Mrs. Rice and Miss
Lula Rice of Augusta will make up a party
on the Kansas City tomorrow for New
| York.
Edward Gaynor, brother Of Col. John F..
| Iavnnr arrival from Navr Vopk do "
He is interested in government river and
harbor contracts in South Carolina and
| Florida.
Mrs. William P. Bailey left for Yazoo
City, Miss, last night, where she was sum.
moned by dispatch announcing the dan
gerous illness Of her sister, Mrs. James A.
Barksdale.
The marriage of Mr.. Will T. Knight Of
| this city and Miss Fannie Courtney Grady
of Jesup is announced to take place at the
| Methodist church in Jesup next Thursday
afternoon at o'clock.
The Macon Euenitg Nous speaks of tins
wedding of Mr.. r. F. Sans mentioned in
Fridays MORNING NEWS as follows: One
OF the most brilliant events In the social
annals of Macon transpired Thursday eve
ming In the marriage, at the residence of the
bride, Miss Lizzie Jones of Macon and Mr.
r. f. Sans of Savannah. The ceremony
| was poIlOEu0l at S:OU O'CLOCK, the
Rev. Il. o. Judd officiating. The at.
tendants were Miss Ellie Barden with Mr..
Albert Jones, Miss Louise Campbell with
Mr.. M. B. Lane Of Savannah and Miss
Nellie Jones with Mr.. John Morris OF Sa-
vannah. Miss Louise Hunter was first
maid of honor and Mr.. Crawford w heatley
OF AmerIcus was best man. The costumes
| of the young ladies were dreams of beauty
and taste and afforded a picture of lowell
ness seldom seen. The parlors where the
ceremony was solemnized were exquisitely
decorated and adorned with floral tributes
and they were intermlngled and interwo YER
with pleasing and winning pictures. After
the ceremony the guests partook of an ele
CANT repast. The young couple left at 4:05
Friday morning for the north
where they will visit many points
OF interest before returning home.
The assembled guests remained up with
the young couple and accompanied
them to the train TO see them of. Miss
Lizzie Jones is a daughter OF D. B. Jones oil
Macon and has made scores of friends by
her gracious manners and beautiful traits
of character. Mr.. Sans is manager of she
Baldwin fertilizer works of Savannah and
formerly resided in Americas. In both
cities he had many friends and they will
unite in congratulating him on his good
fortune.