The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-10

be popular next season for the beach, for
driving and for mountain wear in cool DAYS.
There is always an admixture Of black with
these gay garments, be it much or little.
Miss Coburn began her class in sight read
ing at noon yesterday ct her home, 611S
Jones street. There was a good attendance
with every prospect Of many more joining,
especially if the hour is changed to the
afternoon, which Miss Coburn hopes to do .
The wedding of Miss Celia Frank and
Mr. Henry Smith at Mickva Israel syna-
gogue on Tuesday evening, April 5, was a
brilliant event. The ceremony was at 6
O'Clock, aud Immediately after the bridal
and groom were served to a family bridal
dinner in the banquet ball OF the De Soto.
AT o'clock general reception was held in
the hotels parlor, and beautiful indeed was
the scene there presented. After the con-
CALCULATIONS of hundreds of friends, the
bridal party and guests assembled in the
spacious dining hall, where the ball was
held.
Beautiful indeed was the wedding of Miss
Amelia Boley and Mr.. j. Albert Alexander
on Wednesday afternoon, April 6. The
ceremony took place at the residence of the
brides parents, No. ISL Jones street, at 4
U ClOCh- L ne spacious pdTlOES were most
artistically decorated, and together with
rich and handsome gowns, made gorgeous
scene. At O'Clock the family bridal dinner
was served. Then followed large recep-
ton at 9 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
will reside in Brooklyn.
Among the visitors at the Frank-Smith
wedding were Miss Estelle We'll of Month
cello, Fla. Miss Hamburgher of Chicago,
Miss Mayer of Brunswick, Miss Beaulieu
We'll of Darien Mr. Mayer Of Brunswick,
Messrs. Il. and A. We'll OF Darisn, Mr. isaac
Meinhard of New York and Mr.. Hugo
Frank Of Peekskill, N. Y.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman are entertaining as
! their guest Mr.. M. Trieste of Charleston.
Miss Kahn, who has been Miss Dub's
guest, expects to leave shortly for Dallas,
Tex.
In former article l spoke of the grand
work of the Louisa Porter Home for the
Friendles3." While that institution in itself
covers almost the entire charities Of the city,
there are out of our large population only
3l2 subscribers at 81 90 a year! And the
| managers tell me that their main support Is
from their subscriptions. They find it in
deed difficult to meet all demands m ade
upon them, and it is earnestly hoped that
new subscribers will be forthcoming. and
by so doing hel o one Of the noblest institu-
| tions of which our city boasts.
Mr.. and Mrs. M r. Schaul celebrated the
first anniversary Of their marriage on Fri
| day night at their residence, 172 New Hous-
ton street It was quite an enjoyable af-
fair. Prof. Levy, the leader of prominent
| orchestra of New York, and his wife; Miss
Eta and Minnie Perlinski and Mr.. Alfred
Perlinski, contributed to the musical part Of
the entertainment, and several other imme-
date friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Schaul were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst's hospitable
home on Hall street presented pleasant
scene last evening, where they entertained
few guests in honor of Miss Ham burgher
Of Chicago, Miss Maize Ferst and Miss Hat
tie We'll.
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