The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12

were served on the grounds.
The Forest City Gun Club held its ami
versary shoot on Tuesday at Hutchinson's
Island. The bad weather kept many peo-
pie from attending. Abont fifty members
and their friends were on the grounds and
the shooting kept up all day, and the day
was enjoyed by all who were there. Mr.. ].
j. Hearn called the results of the shots.
Everybody will be delighted to know that
in the near future they will have an oppor-
tunity of hearing the Schubert Club. 1
understand this club is to give the st.
Cecilia's benefit. The Schubert Club is
composed OF the following well-known sing
ers: Mrs. Haynes and Miss Coburn, sopranos:
Mrs. Park and Mrs. w. P. Hunter, altos
Mr. Gibson and Mr.. Deacy, teuors; Mr..
George Drummond and Mr.. Julian Walker,
bassos. There will be the addition of an
orchestra of eight pieces, and altogether a
charming musical evening may be expected.
Mrs. w. D. Simkins, two children and
nurse will leave for Clarkesville tomorrow
morning, and will be absent all summer.
The members of the Art Dramatic As
ISOLATION are working hard on a new play
which they hope TO present to the public
about the end OF June. OF course the play
will be a success, for these young actors
have placed for themselves a nigh st tndard
OF acting, and will never be satisfied with
anything but the best. and the results of
their work speak for themselves.
While the cathedral bells rang out the
"Angelus" at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening,
Miss Mollie Fitzgerald and Mr. Joseph L.
Graham standing at the foot Of the altar
were made man and wife. Rev. W. A.
Mccarthy performed the ceremony, which
was witnessed by large circle of friends.
Mr.. 2. J. McSorley and Miss Mary c. Ora
ham were the attendants. The
flower decorations we're handsome
and artistic. and, together with
the soft, mellow lights of the large wax
candles, made a brilliant scene. A recep-
ton was held at the residence of the brides
parents on Habersham street. The bride is
daughter OF Capt. John Fitzgerald and
the groom is a member Of the firm of Wood
q Graham.
The Golden Rose, the highest papal honor
conferred upon women, goes this year to
the Queen of Portugal. This coveted mark
Of favor is not an insignia or decoration to
to be worn as part of the toilet, but
is, instead, a shrub with leaves, branche,
aud buds Of solid gold set In jar OF silver
gilt. and stands three feet high.
Mrs. c. A. Reitzo and her daughter
Roberta are expected home tomorrow, and
will be at lis Liberty street until Miss
Reitze returns to school in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Bond, Miss Bond
Miss A. B. Bond, Edward and Thomas
Bond were passengers on the Gate City
which sailed for Boston on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Howard are at
Isle of Hope and will remain there during
the month of June.
Mr.. Allen Bond left last evening for Phil
adelphia, from whence he will go to Can
ada on visit to his family in Hamilton.
Mr.. Bond will be absent about two weeks.
Miss Abbie Orme, who has been IN At.
lanta for the past four months, is expected
home the last of the week. Miss Orme will
bring her cousin, Miss Evelyn Orme, homt
with her.
Mrs. Walter Cur tbs, infant and nurse will
leave this week for the north.
Mr.. George J. Baldwin, president of the
Cottage Club, gave dining at the Casino
on w ednesday. Those present were Mr.. L.
M. Warield, Mr.. j. NJ. Bryan, MIR. w. w
Williamson, Mr. J. g. Schley, Mr.. H. D
Stevens, Mr.. Beirne Gordon, Col. William
Garrard, Mr. W. W. Rogers and Mr.. d. l.
MacIntyre.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Harriet Josephine Jones and Mr.. Murray
McGregor Stewart, on Wednesday after
noon, June %, at o'clock, st. Johns
church, Cornwall, N. Y.
Miss Laurie Harriss left yesterday on the
City of Birmingham, and will be absent
until the fall
Miss Vida Fleming, Miss Leila Arson
Miss Maggie Basinger, Miss Mamie Brad
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clay on q
sail down the river on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Walthour returned
yesterday from Warsaw, where they haC
been chaperoning party.
A small hostess of the week was Miss
Claudio McAlpin, who gave a luncheon
which was followed by a matinee party or
Wednesday. The little ones entertained
were Mildred Cunningham, Julia Hunter
and Lillian Conner.
Miss Cora Armour of Greensboro is visit
ing Miss Fannie Germany on Bolton street
Miss Carrie BaclIus, Mrs. William Wade
Miss Edith O'Driscoll Miss Nellie Baldwin,
Miss Laura Lester. sailed from New York
yesterday for Europe.
A host of friends are welcoming home DR.,
F. H. Blood worth.
Miss Nellie Jones stood second in the class
Of instrumental music at Converse College.
Mrs. John Hopkins and Miss Hopkins are
home after a weeks visit in the hospitablt
home of Col. and Mrs. c. H Olmstead al
BeaulieI.
Little Charles Olmstead Adams had q
birthday party on Friday, and among the
entertainments was a ride on electric cars.
Mrs. s. p Hamilton returned from Spar
tanburg Friday evening Mrs. Hamilton
attended the commencement exercises OF
the college.
Miss May Middleton has gone to Guyton
to visit Miss Mamie Proctor.
Miss Singleton of Sumter. s. c., was the
guest Of honor on a moonlight trip to Thun-
derbolt on Thursday. Others in the party
were Miss Hattie Williams. Miss Prender-
CAST. Miss Jessie Grass, Miss Lucy Williams,
Miss Marion Grass, Mr.. Denhart, Mr.. Hops
Mr.. Whitesides, Mr.. Polk. Mr. Harris and
Mr.. Smith. The chaperons were Mr.. anC
Mrs. c. S. Richmond.