The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood left on a tour
through Florida. On their return they W i'll
reside at No. 70 Jones.
Mrs Sioussat and her little son will leave
for their home in Baltimore on Tuesday next
Mrs Sloussat has been spending some time
at the De Soto with her brother Mr. W R
Leaken, and has gained for herself a large
circle OF sdmiring friends, who will regret
TO give her up. IL is earnestly hoped that
this charming woman will return to Savan.
nah before many more months have passed.
Mr.. Arnold Fritze of Bremen, Germany,
is visitor In the city, and will spend sew
eral weeks here.
The members of the Cotillion Club will
give one Of their delightful dances at
Armory hall on Tuesday evening next.
Mrs. DR.. Dawson of Charleston is a guest
Of Miss Emma Hopkins In her hospitabls
home on Gaston street.
Col. and Mrs. W. w. Gordon and their
daughter Miss Mabel arrived from New
York on last "Wednesday evening. Miss
Mabel has just returned from a charming
stay with her sister, Mrs. William Low, In
England. -
The marriage OF Miss Mary A. Lawton
and Mr.. j. s. Baxter took place on Thurs
day at Garnet, the home of the brides
father. Rev. r. N. Wells performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter will re-
side In Sparta, to which place they have
gone.
The Misses Stiles, Katharine and Margie.
are expected In Savannah Immediately after
Christmas, and will spend the remainder of
the winter here. This will give great pleas
ure to their many friends and they viii res
ceive most hearty welcome.
Miss Louie Neely returned from her long
and pleasant sojourn in New York state on
Friday morning, and Is much improved in
health by her stay among the mountains.
Miss Leila Hill will leave this week for
Georgetown, Ca. where she will spend the
holidays with her parents.
Miss Bertha Rosenheim will leave for
Richmond, Va, tomorrow and will be alb
sent several weeks. Miss Rosenheim goes
on to attend the wedding Of Miss Daisy
Rosenbaum OF that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Slmkins and Master
Neyle and little Annie left last nighs for
Suwannee Springs. Mrs. Simkins and the
children will remain there about three
weeks. Master Neyle is far from we'll, and
and this trip is being taken In the hope of
benefitting him. Mr.. Simkins will 90
down to the springs to be with his wife and
son over Christmas.
The ''SociRbleh WILDE entertained at Miss
Carrie Lillienthaps tomorrow evening, and
delightful time is looked for by ali the
msmbers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moynelo spent few
days at the De Soto, and gave pleasure to
their many friends. who were enabled to
see these charming people. If only for
short while.
Silver name checks to attach 10 travelling
bags are shown among new things in small
silver. These make pretty gift for either
q man or woman, the usefulness Of the
little leather checks for a similar purpose
having been fully demonstrated.
Mr.. W.B. Mckee, formerly Of Savannah,
but now of New York, will spend the holi-
days In HE old home and among his many
friends, who will be glad to welcome him
once more In their midst.
The register Of students at the University
OF Virginia this year records the names Of
three Savannah men, Mr.. Edward Mercer,
Mr.. Noble Jones and Mr.. DeaTing Harden.
Only one day is given the students at Christ
mas, therefore these young men will not be
with US at the approaching Christmas tide,
much 20 the regret Of their many friends
here.
Miss Roberta Reitze will arrive in the city
the last OF the week from Bethlehem, Pa,
at which place she is attending school Miss
ReitEe will spend the holidays with her
parents at the De Soto.
Mrs. J. L. Hardee aud her daughter, Miss
Helen, are at present, In Montgomery, Ala,
where they are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick r. Johnstone.
Mrs. J. Fl. Parker OF New York, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs Augustus
Jones, on Henry street, will leave for her
home on Tuesday next.
novelty seen In recent aale of fancy
work was broom cover to be used for dust
Ing down walls and ceilings. Is was made
of linen, the shape Of the broom itself, and
was really an inverted bag when adjusted.
After 1t was drawn over the broom, shirr
strings held 1t close where the handle Joined
the splints. AS it was made entirely of
washables, braid and linen, it was very
suitable for Its purpose and an improvement
Al tlluo huu ubeIulD6sS over ble cloth which
most housekeepers wind about broom for
the same Office.
Mr.. Frank Delay has issued very neat no.
tices regarding the Alpha Mandolin orohee-
ira, OF which he is manager and director.
The club is composed of five members.
Messrs. Frank Delay, e. II. Conner, Jr.,
Max Brack. mandolins; Mr.. Joseph Conner,
flute. and Mr.. George Thompson, piano.
The orchestra is now prepared to furnish
music for receptions, cts.
Miss Marie and Miss Lola Moyneio will
come from Athens, Ca, this week TO spend
the holidays with their parents. MIR. Andres
Moynelo will return from school in Vir-
ginia for the holidays.
Mrs. Susan Hunter is In the city the guest
OF her son, Mr.. John Heard Hunter, and
will spend the holidays with him. Mrs.
Hunter is accompanied by her two little
granddaughters, Susie and Yulee.
At recent dinner the sorbet was served
In small cups of antique design fashioned
from ice. These rested on dark green plates,
whose hue they prettily reflected in their
crystal depths.
Fortunate were the sixteen friends who
were so charmingly entertained last week
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Thigpen. They I'M
darafand n wall fuat houu 10, vUalnor,a F-far,l.