The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-04
SOCIETY NOTES.
WAYS IN WHICH PEOPLE ARE
AMUSING THEMSELVES.

Consid erable Enjoyment.
To-day will begin a new chapter in LIES
history, and last night ended one The
week rolled by very quickly, and each day
and each night had its own pleasure It
was, perhaps. the gsyest week so far In the
social world this season. Germans, we'd
dings, dinners and suppers, cards, chill
drens' parties. etc, have all been celebrated
IN the past six days; and the indications
are that the six days to come will be filed
in just the same way And
vet all has not been gayetY
and pleasure. Far from IL! Many homes
In this beautiful city Of ours have heen
darkened by severe illnesses and deaths. and
many hearts have grown heavy and sad in
one short week. Nevertheless, the "whirl"
~7til continue. Dancing is not, by any
means, the only thing our young women in
dulge In for recreation, but clubs for study
and Improvement, mentally and morally
are being formed for the winter, and will,
without doubt, prove of great benefit and
pleasure. However, the influence Of results
will be known and felt at the end Of the
season, so it is not we'll 70 anticipated
&AOe0ol
e'club german" of this year, and was very
largely attended. 1t was, perhaps, the largest
hrst german ever held here The place
was Catholic Library hall, which, by the
way Is getting too small for these large
and delightful dances, and the music was
by Cobb's orchestra, and it goes without
saying shat that was as ever, just about
perfect. All the debutsntes were present
and number of visitors. The
gowns worn we're unusually
handsome and every one seemed to be in
the best Of spirits. Mr. W. W. Williamson
was the leader, therefore the german was
well led and the "stags" we'll cared for
Some new figures were introduced and were
exceedingly pretty. Supper was served at
11:30 O'Clock and the german ended at l 30
The evenings chaperons were Mrs. T. May
hew Cunningham and Mrs 7. G. arnold,
and those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Minis, Mr.. and Mrs Murray Stewart,
Miss Dorothy McGill, Petersburg, Va;
Miss Dock, Harrisburg, Pa; Miss Abne
Stoval, Augusta; Miss Mccullough. -;
Miss Claude Bond Miss Guile Lawton,
Miss Irene Withers, Miss Maggie Gardner,
Miss Emma Ingram, Miss Vida Fleming,
Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Josephine Free
land, Miss Sallie MoAlpin Miss Annie V.
Jones, Miss Woodbridge, Miss Lima Wood
bridge, Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss Mat
tie Backus, Miss jamie Falligant, Miss
Meta Thomas. Miss Mary Whitehead, Miss
Nellie Baldwin, Miss Sadie Anderson, Miss
Florence MoAlpin, Miss Ionic Guerard,
Miss Mary Clay, Miss Gertrude Weed.
Mr. W. w. Williamson, Mr.. j. Randolph
Anderson. Mr.. barry Taylor, Mr.. A. John
stone, Mr.. Julian Hartridge. Mr.. T. w.
Tannor, Mr.. johnson, Mr.. NJ Fleming,
Mr.. Lewis Mercer. Mr.. W. Crane, Mr.. N.
H. Schley, Mr.. Robert Ellington. Dr. Cox,
Mr.. Julian deBruyn Hops. Mr.. Alfred |
Servees, Mr.. Champion, Mr.. w. Gadsden,
Mr.. Hammond Read, Mr.. John Morris, |
Mr.. George Gadsden, Mr.. Leopold Alex
ander, Mr.. T. NJ. Cunningham, Mr.. George |
Cosens, Mr.. Richard Cunningham, Mr.. Rob |
ert Mercer, Mr.. Arthur Elliott, |
MIR. Louis Lee Hardy, Mr.. |
ing. Mr. John Owens, MIR. Cock, Mr.. John |
Carswell, Mr.. Gordon Harrison, Mr.. Fred |
Myers. Mr.. Henry McAIpin, Mr.. W. B. |
Hartridge, Mr.. Lloyd Owens, Mr.. Arthur |
Whitehead, MIR. Murray Screven, Mr.. w.
Crane, Mr.. Godin Guersrd, Mr.. w. r. |
Leaken, MIR. 7. Wylly, Mr.. Stewart Hincks, |
Mr.. Crisaeld, DR.. Lamar.
Miss Lulu Schroeter, who several years
ago spent some time in Savannah with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Schroeder,
was married in Bremen. Germany, last
summer to Mr.. Johannes Vogelsang, we'll
known cotton importer, end who is we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. VOgelsang will reside in
Bremen.
Never before has Christ church looked
more beautiful than it did on Thursday
evening last, when at $50 o'clock, took
place the wedding OF Miss Martha Berrien
Screven and Mr.. Alexander Campbell
Wylly. When it is known that Oelschig
was the decorator, nothing further need be
said. Everything was perfect, and the
chanoel and chancel rail were exquisite with
vines and potted palms. The rector of the
church performed the ceremony In the
presence of large number Of guests At
exactly the hour, $50 o'clock, Mr.. Steward,
the organist, began the ever beautiful Lohsn-
grin wedding march. and the party entered
the church. First came the ushers, Mr..
George Cosens and Mr.. Arthur Elliott, Mr..
Tom Screven and Mr.. w. II. Schley, then
the maid of honor, Miss Louise G.. Arnold,
dressed In pink and carrying magnifioens
bouquet Of La France roses. After that
came the bride in charming gown of white
bengaline, long veil and carried a buoQues
OF exquisite white roses. The bride
walked with her father, Col
John Screven, who gave her away. The
bridal party were met at the ohancel steps
by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Louis LeHsrdy, who had entered from
the vestry. After the benediction the party
marched down the aisle in reverse order to
the strains of the good old Mendelssohn
wedding march. A reception was held at
the family residence, to which about sixty
people were hidden. There, the decora-
tions were equally as beautiful, both
through the house and on the
equisitely appointed tables, where re-
frsshments were served. The brides cake
was In the center of the large table, and at
the cutting Miss Mary Whitehead was the
lucky winner of the prize, a beautiful heart.
The bride threw her bouquet from the head
Of the stairs, and, In falling, it broke in q
number Of pieces and was caught by several
of the guests. One large parlor was
devoted TO the presents, which were many
and elegant, notably, the cut glass and
silver. MIR. and Mrs. Wylly left that night
for the north, and upon their return will
reside on Gwinnett street, between Aber-
corn and Drayton streets.
Mrs. Glover has returned from Baltimore.
and will spend the winter in the home of
Capt and Mrs. h. M. G. Smith, 81 Gwin-
nett street.
Miss Helen Smith will entertain the new
Social Club" tomorrow evening. The
committee on entertainment promise some
thing unique, and the affair will doubtless
be mOst rlaasqne