The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-11

city on Wednesday next. After q Weddf nj
trip they will come 10 Savannah and vii
reside at So State street.
The reception given by the RectorJ
Society OF st. Johns church was not ten
dered to the Rev. Mr.. LanIer, but TO th'
Rev. W. w. Kimball and wife. ! am sorry
the mistake was made, and take the first
opportunity Of correcting IL. Mr.. KimbAll
is the new assistant Of st. Johns. and ht
and his ia mily are stopping at Mrs CoPe's
on Liberty street.
Mr.. W. E. Chaplin of Atlanta has been in
Savannah during the past week, and, a.
always, received most cordial welcome by
his host of friends here Mr.. Chaplin ex
poets TO leave for Charleston to-day.
Invitations have been sent out by the
Soiree Club 20 an entertainment at the
De Soto on Thursday evening, Dec. Is, at
| O'Clock. Board Of managers-CoL. George
A. Mercer, president; DIR. William Duncan,
vice president; A L. Alexander, secretary
and treasurer; F. G. duBignon. C. N. West,
+. s. Lsthrop, w, D. Harden, John sulli'
van, w. W. Williamson, II. II. Stoddard,
| w. W. Rogers, o. n. Carter.
Mr.. Walter Chisholm extended his hospi-
tality to some Of bis friends on Wednesday
evening last IN the form Of a dinner, which
was followed by a theater party. The din
ner was at the De Soto and delicious
menu served. Mr.. Chisholm's guests were
Mr.. and Mira Carpenter Of New York state,
Mrs. Sioussat OF Baltimore. Miss Conner,
Miss Woodbridge, Miss Faljigant, Miss
Baldwin, Mr.. Clay, Mr.. W. r. Leaken, Mr.
NJ. B. Lane and Mr.. Crowsll Campbell of
! Atlanta.
Mr.. Win Brigham will be "best man. at
the HauAorsNr, UaI
The Eucher Club held its fortnightly
meeting on Tuesday evening last, and was
well attended.
Miss Helen Smith entertained the mem
bers OF tbs "sociable'' on Monday evening
last at a ''soap bubble party" Miss Lilien-
pin trsy-for being the best "blower." The
gentlemen's prize-a silver hat band
was won by Mr.. Mortimer Davis.
| There were charades, dancing and refresh
ments, aud mcst enjoyable evening past.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kay
ton. Mr.. ard Mrs j. Lippman, Mr.. and
Mrs 8. A. Einstein, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lipp-
Selig, Miss Lilienthal, Miss Newman, Miss
Ferst, Miss Loewenthal, Mr.. Mortimer
Davis. Mr.. 8. Binswanger, Mr.. George
Davis, Mr.. Nat Solomon, Mr.. s. Selig, Mr..
/. Kalmon.
Mrs. r. H. Anderson ia being welcomed
to her old home by her host Of friends in
Savannah. Mrs. Anderson will spend the
winter at the Pulaski house.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac G.. Haas left yesterday
morning via the South Bound for a pleas
ure trip to be spent in the north.
Miss Cantwell Of Wilmington, N. c.,
who has been paying a visit in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs G. Wallace Howard, has gone
to New ORLEANS.
Miss Mamie Lowell is again at home, after
q visit with friends In Waynesboro.
The GentletVonGn Of London offered a
prize for the best and prettiest theater
wrap. This design won: The cloak is 10 be
OF dove-colored corduroy, lined with Pima
silk, and Is TO have a large hood of the
fashionable guipure lace, lined with silk
which is to be capable Of being worn over
the head, whom IL should give mantilla
like appearance. There Ia a running of rib.
bon to draw up the hood 70 the face, bat the
lace must project beyond the elk, as this
gives a more becoming appearance. There
are TO be two pockets inside, one long for q
| fan, one square for opera glasses. 1t ID
claimed shat this wrap will be smars, yet
useful; not too conspicuous even for short
train journey.
Mrs. NJ. c. Ferrill, Mrs. NJ. V. Demer,
and Mrs. Auvsrgne d'Antignac, who wen
north in June, arrived home yesterday after
a pleasant stay.
Miss Maud r. d'Autiynao Is visiting Mis-
Emma Mann at their delightful home or
Fifth avenue, New York.