The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
LOCAL personal

r. B. Reppard left for Macon last night.
J. T. Millen Of Thomasville is IN the olty.
Miss Hennis Getz left for Macon 70 visit
relatives.
J. L. Beach Of Brunswick was in the city
yeste daY.
Mrs. Fleming duBignon and children
have returned to the city.
The Misses Lyon leave for Charleston to-
morrow to visit relatives.
Mss Hettie Mills has returned from her
summer outing il Virginia.
B. MunnerIyn Of Georgetown, s. c., reg
Istered in the city yesterday.
J. l. Greenbaum left for New York last
night via the Atlantic Coast Line.
Mrs. J. Sternberg and children and sister,
Mrs. Levy, have returned from the north.
J.MJn johnson of Monticello was Wis
itor on the floor Of the cotton exchange yes
terday.
Judge Falligant will leave tomorrow
week on bis circuit He will 60 t. Bryan
G unity first
Mrs II. A. Strobhar, who has been visit
ing friends IN Macon, returned to Savannah
last evening.
Mrs. George J. Mills leaves for Baltimore
tomorrow to visit her daug liter, who is at
school IN that city.
Mr. and Mrs. lward c. Black have re-
turned and are living on Henry street, De-
tween Bull and Whitaker.
Miss Jones, who has been absent for the
last SIX months visiting her sister IN New
York, has returned home.
The friends of Mr.. Clifford Pritcha d.
who has been quite i'll, will be glad 20 learn
that ne was some what better yesterday.
Mrs. J. J. Waring and Mrs. Annie Warning
have gone TO Skylands, n. C., " lere they
- il
Col. Temple, who was Chief engineer in
the building OF the Georgia. Carolina and
Northern railroad, was 10 the city yester-
day.
Mrs. E. L. Purse has gone TO Macon,
where she will attend the marriage Of her
niece, Miss BERTHE NJ. Blue to Mr.. Robert
Y. MARROW Of Savannah.
Miss Ida E. Avellhe, who has been sum-
merlng in New York, returned home last
night, accompanied by Mrs. W. w. Dowell
and Miss Hendricksen. On their return
they visited Washington and Charleston,
s. c.
The second annual hop of the 8. L. Social
Club will be given at Armory hall Wednes-
day, Nov. 9. The committee consists Of NJ.
w. Hardee, manager; Q. B. Seward, w
NJ. Cordrsy, w. W. Hardee, c. a. Pacetti,
h. A. Grower.
The many friends of Mrs. John Hender-
son will be delighted to hear that she is
growing stronger each day and hopes ere
long to be among them. Mrs Henderson
has been Ill with pneumonia at her home on
Henry street for nearly four weeks.
Invitations have been received to the
wedding OF Miss Berthe Blue of Macon and
Mr.. Robert j. NARROW of this city. The
ceremony will take place Wednesday after
noon at Christ CHURCH, Macon. Mr.. and
Mra Marlnvu guil Iva Cuit NJ
on Duffy street.
Mr.. Ed Gray of Brooklyn, a brother of
c. P. and R. q. Gray of this city, an ao-
complished tenor singer. will sing the
"CuJus Amman" at the ofPsrtory at high
mass at the cathedral to-day. Mr.. Gray will
sing WieRand's Gave Mariah at the vesper
service this afternoon.
Miss Viva Taylor aud DR.. J. D. Paige will
be married Thursday at the residence of
Mrs. Octavus Cohen, Lafayette square
The wedding will be very quiet one. Nc
cards have been issued. Miss Whitehead
the Misses Phillips and Miss McGnl OF
Petersburg, Va, will be the bridesmaids.
The following are among tie Savannah
ians not previously mentioned who have re-
Gently returned from their summer outings
Mrs. 9. III. Cunningham, Miss Cunning
ham, Miss Sallie Baker. M and Mrs. Stod.
dard, Miss Maud Hayward, Ms. r. G.
Fleming, and DIR. and Mrs. T. J. Charlton
The following is from the Baltimore
American of last Sunday: Mr.. W. Rid4eiY
Leaken of Savannah, who is visiting hi,
father at Lake K and, gave beautiful
lunc con at Rennert's on Saturday. aud a
theaeer party afterward at the Lgceum to
the Misses Lawton and Miss Ste wart of the
same city.
The Baltimore American Of last Sunday
has the folio wing: Among the many charm
ing young ladies from other cities now IN
town are; Miss Florence McAlpin and
Miss Ruth Stewart, who are stopping a
| Mrs. Shreves,' on Franklin street, and tn,
| Misses LAYTON, who are visiting Miss Jam
Randolph Harrison on LAnvale street, al
of Savan iah, Ga.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mis-
Susie Connolly Of Augusta and Rev. j. j
Lanier. rector OF st. Pauls church, Savan
nan. The wedding will take pace mex
"Wednesday evening in the Church OF tn
Good Shepherd. Augusta. A reception vii
! follow at the residence of MIR. and Mrs. J
! w. Dickey. Rev. c. G. Williams will l.,
best man and Bishop Weed will perform tn,
service. Mr.. and Mrs Lanier will resid,
with Mrs. j. D. Elton, on Waldburg street
One OF the social events OF last week wal
the pretty wedding at Capt Isaac He RVS
No. "a State street, by Rev. A. J. FARRELL
OF Mr.. W. J. Barrett aud Miss Rhoda G
! Henry. The bride was attired Ia whit
surah silk trimmed In lace, with orang
flowers and diam md ornaments A pretty
feature was the Bible and point lace hand
I kerchief in place Of bouquet. Her maids o
honor we're little Misses Worth and Herb
The presents filled every p ssible corner o
two rooms, and many lie Ters and telegram
| of C nvratula,ions we're received. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Barrett will reside for the present a
her fathers. No. "a State street.