The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook T. Estiu will be
at home, No. IS State street, after to-mor-
row.
James Scarborough Merrinew, the s
months old babe of Mr.. and Mrs. James P.
Merrihew, was baptized at Christ church
Monday by Bishop Nelson.
Mr.. NJ. A. Henderson is visiting Mr..
George Cosens.
A host of the past week was Mr.. W. R.
Leaken, who gave dinner at Greenwich
last Wednesday evening. The guests of
honor were Mr.. Harry Shearson of Chicago
and MIR. &. w. Beach Of Hartford, Conn.
Others present were Mr.. Stephen Elliott
Jr., Mr.. NJ. A. Henderson, Mr.. John Sulli-
van Schley, Mr.. George Cossns, Mr.. Stew
art, Mr.. Gazaway Hartrldge, Mr.. R. Z.
Lee Daniel, Mr.. Thomas Screven and Mr..
d. h. Thomas.
The st. Cecilia Society of st. Johns
church had a most successful concert on
Wednesday evening. This was the first eff
fort of this young society, and if others
to follow are as good, the members will
have no fears as to the success, both musi-
cally and financially.
The Daughters of the Revolution held a
meeting Friday at the home of their re-
gent, Mrs, Wilder.
Mile. Bronsl, the celebrated violipist, is
expected in Savannah this week, and will
take the principal part in the concert to be
given Thursday evening. This concert is
under the management Of MIR. Steward,
and the proceeds will go toward purchasing
an electric motor for the organ in Christ
church. The musicians who will a ,sst in the
concert are Miss Emma Coburn, piano; Mr..
NJ. d. Coburn, Mr.. James Douglass and Mr.
E. A. Lage, sIringed Instruments, and Mrs.
Flnnle, vocalist.
Miss Ida Brown and Mr. Robert D. Grigg,
Jr., were married at st. Johns church on
Thursday evening by the Rev. c. H.
Strong. Mr.. and Mrs. Grigg have gone to
AsAeville on their wedding trip.
The Art Club, under Miss Hale, has closed
its course with the German artist Durer
Great interest has been manifested by the
class throughout the entire course, and it is
earnestly hoped that Miss Hale will return
next winter.
Miss Ida Mallory and Mr.. w. S. Coburn
were married on Wednesday at the brides
uOIll0 III OIOY COUNTY. MI anu
Mrs. Coburn will live at 6115 Jones street.
Capt. and Mrs. John Flannery gave de-
hghtful reception last evening in honor of
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael
Semmes. The occasion was the anniversary
of the wedding Of Capt and Mrs. Flannery
and of Mr.. and Mrs. Semmes.
Miss Walker of Darien is visiting at the
hOToa IF Mrc ChafslaS II
Mrs. Ward, who has been with Mrs.
Rauers, left for her home in New York on
Thursday.
The benefit concert to Mr.. Frank Delay
was a charming affair. All the numbers
were splendidly rendered and won I'M
bounded applause.
Miss Semmes and Miss McPhillips of At
lanta are visiting Capt. and Mrs John
Flannery.
Mrs. John Nisbet and family will soon
leave for their charming home in Marietta.
A parlor concert will be given at 176
Hull street in the near future. 1t was
hoped to have it Thursday evening this
week. but owing to several entertainments
to be given on that evening, this concert
will most likely be at another time. 1t is
for worthy object, and those who are
fond Of good music will do well to avail
themselves Of this opportunity. l under
stand there will be tickets put on sale at
Strong's and one or two other places.
Miss Mamie Ulmo and Mr.. Richard W.
Farr were married at the home of the
bride in Charleston on Wednesday last
NJ and Mrs EarR yuill Hxza 81 har
street, this city.
Lieut.. W. A. Morgan OF Boston passed
through Savannah en- route to Pensacola,
Fla, where he will be In charge of the navy
yard.
A beautiful wedding took place on
Wednesday, when Miss Ophelia Stern and
Mr.. Elias s. Byck were married 1t was a
home wedding, and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi Mendes. Tho parlors
were handsomely decorated with ported
plants and gorgeous cut flowers. After the
ceremony banquet followed, to which
only the families and the most intimate
friends were invited. At 8 o'clock the gem
eral reception was held. Mr.. and Mrs.
Byck have gone to New York.
Miss Boley is entertaining Miss Trieste of
Charleston.
The engagement of Mr.. E. Tishler or this
city and Miss Addie Goodman of New York
has been announced. They will receive the
! first and second Sundays in May.
Mrs. H. A. Bray of Philadelphia, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Newman,
has returned to her home.
MIR. George Parsons acoomnanied nv his
son, Mr.. Harry Persons, and his daughters,
the Misses Parsons. left yesterday for New
York on the steamship Birmingham after a
two weeks stay at Warsaw.
A delightful surprise party was rendered
Mr. ard Mrs. J. II. Koch at their residence,
2215 Whitaker street. one evening last