The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27

the city.
Mrs. c. I'd. Owens aud her daughter,
Miss Mai, have returned to their charming
home ON Bolton and Abercorn streets.
1t is proposed to give semi-D1ontblv rom
certs in the woman's building at Chicago
during the six months of the exposition. at
which only women or girls W no are anna
teurs, possessed Of talent and a high order
OF musical ability, and who have been
residents of America for at least ten wears.
Will be permitted to appear. The
qualifications of any one desiring TO take
part must first be tested and approved by a
jury selected by the woman's national com
inlttee on music aud satisfactory to Theo-
dore Thomas, musical director of the expo
sltlon. NO musical prodigy will be ad-
United simply as such, nor is the diploma Of
any college or conservat 7ry either necessary
or suft1cIent. Each candidate will be rated
upon her merits, technical proficiency not
alone being considered. Permission to ap-
pear at these concerts will be mark of
high honor, and will confer a lasting dis
Junction, the advantages OF which cannot
be overestimated.
Mss Carrie Love Goodwin is again 10
New York, after four months art study at
Munich, and has resumed her work as artist
ASA LC IOA lOu anu ucT studies at the
art league. Miss Nina Good win is taking
special two years course at Cooper Insti-
tute, which this year completes.
Little Miss Claudia R. johnson has sent
out cards for an at home" on Monday af-
ternoon from until o'clock.
The members of the Euchre Club are
contemplating giving another german in
the fnkuTa tho laut l..
80 successful.
Miss Mamie Engel returned last Monday
from New York and Baltimore, where she
spent dellghtfol time with friends.
Miss Blanche BeIsinger arrived in Savan-
nah on Monday last from Notre Dame con-
vent, Baltimore.
Mrs. J. J. Warning and Mrs. Annie War
ing have returned from months stay in
the mountains Of North Carolina
Mrs. Poe of Baltimore, Md, is in the CITY.
the guest of Mrs. Charles Mills on Liberty
and Bull streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Mackall and family
have moved On Jones street and are living
in the Rouse formerly occupied by DR.. W,
Il. Elliott and family.
Miss Lulu Weed. daughter of Mrs A.
Weed, OF Stamford, Conn, and Mr.. Charles
Arthur Belts will be married at 8 O'clock in
the evening of Jan. II at tho Church of the
Heavenly Rest, New York.
Beautiful indeed was the tea given nv
Miss Cosens on Tuesday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Sheffield OF London. Others who en-
joyed the hospitality OF Miss Cosens were:
Mrs. w. H. Daniel. Mrs. Munnerlyn, Miss
Ward. Miss Owens. Miss Mollie johnson
and Miss julia c. Owens.
The Isondigas gave their first dance of
this season on Tuesday evening, at Catholic
Library hall. After delicious supper the
german was danced.
Mrs. Edward Karow and Miss Lester left
yesterday for a short visit to New York.
Among the weeks entertainers was Miss
Annie V. Jones. who invited guests 10 her
charming home on Henry street. Friday
evening last TO meet her sister,. Mrs. DR..
Parker of New York. Those who enjoyed
Miss Jones hospitality we're Miss White
head, Miss Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Wood6n
Miss Hopkins, Mr.. E. N. Hancock, Mr.. j.
Owens, Mr.. Louis LeHardy, Mr.. John Cars
well, MIR. Lewis Mercer, and Mr.. Henry
McAlpin.
Mrs. Henry Stevens returned yestedav
from a weeks stay in Bluffton.
Augusta Euentng NeWS: 1.-THE last dav
Of this month will witness a memorable
wedding in Augusta, in which noted belle
will be married to one of the most popular
and prominent membars of the circle OF
young Engilshmen who make their winter
home in Augusta. This wedding is all the
talk In social circles alrea fy." Not only 10
Augusta is society guessing names" but
also in Savannah aud many questions have
arisen as to who the persons may be.
think can tell, but will wait until later.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Taylor aud chill
dren, formerly of Savannah, but more re-
Gently of Washington, D. c., sailed on
Wednesday morning on the City of Paris
and Mrs. Taylor will go directly to London
and will reside for the present at the Hotel
Victoria.
Miss Flossie Daffin has been visiting in
Atlanta, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Rucker at the Kimbali house.
The Rev. Mr.. Phillips, who has bean in
the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs b.
Harrlss, on Duffy street, left Oh Wednesday
for st. Simon's Island, where he will assist
the Rev. Mr.. Dodge in his mission work at
that post
Miss Lille H. Ellis arrived Ia Savannah
last Wednesday from New York, aud is be-
ing given a most hearty welcome by her
host of friends here. Miss Ellis, it will be
remembered, has been for two wears at the
New York hospital. from which place he
was graduated in October with high honors.
Miss Ellis will remain in Savannah this
winter.
Mrs. Walter Curtis gave small dining
on Thanksgiving day, and her guests were
Miss Emmie LawtOn, Miss Guile LawUon
and Mr.. Read Of Charleston.
Mr. Henry Duewell of Kerntein, Bavaria,
has been visitor in the city during the
week, stopping at the De Soto, and has made
many friends. Mr.. Duewell, in addition to
being interested in cotton, is fond Of horse
back riding, and has enjoyed the beautiful
rides around Savannah.
The first club german of this season will
be given on Tuesday evening next at Cath
Ole Library hall, and will, doubtless, have
a large attendance.
On Friday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Shearson gave a beautifully ap-
poinIed dining at 1870 O'Clock Their guests