The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

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NAUTICAL in this use systsm, especially in TIE
schoois-of its tired and WORKOUT eject
UPON the brain But IS the matter ever
thought Of in the social schoolsP Surely,
as Lent draws near, signs Of the cram ming
process are visible, but no arguments ara
ever heard ia behalf OF tired feet; yet there
are such. Is it not possible to begin the
seasons festivities a little earlier, s. that
each weeks entertainments might be more
evenly balanced4 However, / simply won't
ure the suggestion
The first wedding in the new Independent
Presbyterian church was celebrated on last
tuesday evening. The contracting . irties
we're Miss Eleanor Mot Fleming and Mr.
Herman Ayerill Charlton. As the choir
began to sing the wedding march the six
ushers marched ND the aisle IN The order
named and took their places, three on each
side Of the platform: Mr.. WHY Wood
bridge and Mr.. Lloyd Ovens, Mr.. George
Screven and Mr.. Horace Crane, Jr, Mr..
irsnho!m Hopkins and Mr.C. A L. Cunning
ham. They were Immediately folio we'd by
the grComsmen in the order named: Mr.. p
Aston Wariug and Mr.. J. II. Boatwright,
Dir. K q. Fleming, Jr., aud Hr. II. If.
Conner, Jr.. Mr.. J. Ferris Cauu and Er.
George u. Gadsden. Mr.. Thomas Screven
aud Ar. w. b. Hsrtridge. who took their
places on the right and left OF the
platform. Next followed the brides
maids in the shape of dfa-
mond, formed in the following order:
Miss Baughman, Miss Ingram, Miss Dun
ham. Mlss DcAlpin, Miss Hopkins, Miss
Charlton, Miss Conner, Miss Clay, Miss
Fleming Thea came the bride with her
father. The groom aud bis best man, Mr..
w. II. Crane, entered the church from the
rear, and the groom met the bride at the
foot Of the steps. After the ceremony. the
maid Of honor removing the bridal veil, the
wedding party left tue church in the fol-
lowing order: Bride and groom, Miss
Fleming aud Mr.. w. II. Crane, Miss Clay
aud Mr.. Hartrldge, Miss Hopkins and Mr.
Thomas Screven, Miss Conner and Mr.. G..
NJ. Gadsden, Miss Charlton and Mr.. J. F.
Cam, Miss MoAlpin aud Mr. K. G.. Elem
ing. Jr.; Miss Durham and Mr.. II. NJ.
Conner, Jr., Miss Baughman and Mr.. p. A,
WarinE, Miss ingram and Mr.. J. A. Boat
wright aud the ushers following 10 reverse
order. A beautiful reception was held after
tue ceremony at the home Of Capt. and Mira,
Fleming. The halls aud rooms were elAho-
rately decorated. The wedding was a rose
one, and every where roso was emphasized
in candles, lamps. flowers and ribbon. The
cake boxes, too, were rose. Perhaps the
room was that in which tho
presents were displayed. The decorations
and draperies of rose, together with such
q display Of magnificent presents and rose
colored lights thrown over all, made the
edeot most gorgeous. Everything was
made charming by the artistic arrangements
OF detail. One end of the room contained
brio-a -btac OF the most exquisite shapes
and designs, while the opposite end seemed
to fairly glitter with cut glass, so beautiful
was IL, ana 50 much Of it in everything USE
fui. Then silver of the fnest workman
ship and delicate patterns, lamps, pictures
and china filled every other available space.
There were over 125 presents.
The regular fortnightly entertainment Of
the German Club took place on Tuesday
evening. There was an unusually large at
tendance, due TO the presence of SO many
strangers who are visiting us Eyerybody
looked we'll, especially the bridesmaids at
the Flemlag-Charlton wedding. Their pink
gowns made pretty bit of vivid coloring
in the room. The german was led by Mr..
j. Randolph Anderson, and through his
clever management the dancers did not find
themselves Inconvenience by too many
couples on the floor at once Among the
married people present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Hunter, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Minis. Mr.. and Mrs
John Mallock. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
karow, MIR. and Mrs. ]. B. johnson, DR..
and Mrs. w. w. Owens. The matrons for
the evening were Mrs. w. w. Gordon and
Mrs. W. H. Daniel. The visitors were Mss
Raoul, Miss Beatrice Adams, Miss Buferd
King, Miss Baughmau, Miss Pike,
Miss 4Dunham, Miss Thompson, Miss Me-
Lean, Miss Appleton, the Misses Stiles. Nj.
J. Il. Boatwright, Mr.. McMasters. Mr.
were present were MISS Lawtop, Miss
Whitehead. Miss Fleming, Miss Wibhers,
Miss Backus Miss Screvsn, Miss May, Mss
Gordon, Miss .Wesd, Miss w airing. Miss
Miss Woodbridge, Miss Conner.
Miss Harden, Miss Guerard, Miss Anderson.
Miss Falligant, Miss McAlpin. Miss Hey
ward, Mr. w. w. Williamson, Mr.. j. S.
Schlsy, Mr.. 7. NJ. Cunningham, Mr.. r. D.
Guerard, Mr.: ". Il. Schley, Mr.. Mercer.
deBruyns Hops, Mr., d'Autignac, Mr.. Le-
Hardy, Mr.. Hartridge. Mr.. Cosens. Mr..
Mr.. Myers. Mr. Fred Myers,
Mr.. Leaken, Mr.. Cunningham, Mr.. Hull
Mr.. West, Mr.. Owens, Mr. McAlpin. Mr..
Alexander, Mr.. Crane, Mr.. Read. An
little incident occurred: the COM
pany we're called TO order by Mr.,
Anderson, who announced in behalf
of the lody managers of the Leap
Year ball, that there would be four gentle
men chaperons provided on that occasion.
who would take under their especial pr6tec-
ton the unfortunate men who are no5 pro-
vided with partners; they win be allowed
to look on at the entertainnent, but. of
course, take no part in it! Mr.. Anderson
ended his address with a request not to steal
extras, as the floor was already a little
crowded; and sat down amidst a burst OF
applause.
The lsdv managers Of the Leap Year ball
are Mrs. e. ?. Alexander, Mrs. w. w. Cor
don, Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Mrs. J
Rauers. Mrs. p. W. Ieldrin. Mrs. William
Garrard. The floor managers are Miss
Viva TAYLOR, Miss Guile Iawton, Miss FIem-
ing, Miss Whitehead. Miss Woodbridge
With such an array OF popular and we'll,
known managers the only motto will be
Success"
The reception of Miss Ida O'Byrpe.
daughter of d. O'Byrne, Esq, OF
Savannah, into the Convent of Visitation
in Georgetown, D. c., took place at
o'clock on the morning of Jan. %.
the spiritual father Of the convent. Father
Lee of 81. Matthew's church in Washing
ton. d. c.. oificiatsd at the ceremony.
which was simple and impressive. Miss
O'Byrne received the name of Sister Mary
Dominica.
Some of the latest fall dresses have pock-
cts made of flowers. 1t is difficult to find
any new tricks with these dresses. but this
seems pretty idea.
Mrs. Wayne Parker and her charming
little daughters have reached Savannah
and will ha walComad nv n ie rua cirola of