The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

| {. Mcmillan were married Wednesday af-
ternoon at the First Baptist church. There
were no attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. McMil-
Ian have gone TO Asheville, N. c.
Miss Withers gave a charming card
party on Friday evening.
A meeting of the ladies of the executive
committee of Chatham county for the
| worlds Columbian exposition was held at
Che residence OF Mrs. Charles H. Olmstead,
on Duffy street, on Friday last The com
mittee is composed Of the following ladies:
Mrs p. w. Meldrim, Mrs. Hampton Fer
rill, Mrs. Robert Burdell, Mrs Irwin Tiede-
man, Mrs. Charles II. Olmstead, Mrs. FIem-
ing duBignon, Mrs. Emile Newman and
Mrs. George w. Lamar. Mrs. Lamar was
made chairman and Mrs. Ferrill secretary
and treasurer. The best methods OF gath
erlng exhibits and money TO forward
them to Chicago, we're discussed. and it was
decided to canvass the city as soon as pos
sible, to invite the women to prepare exhib-
its Of their handiwork during the summer,
to be forwarded through Gov. Nortben for
the state exhibit. Mrs. William H. FELTON,.
| lady manager for Georgia, has kindly prom
ised to address the women of Savannah
early in May on the subject of their work
to illustrate our state at the great exposi-
ton. Mrs. FELTON, is a woman of such
marked ability, and so earnest in her desire
70 have Georgia well represented. that
every woman in Savannah should avail
herself Of the opportunity to hear her on
state work. Due notice will be given of
the time and place Of her address.
Miss Annie Honona Smith and Mr.. II. T.
Estill were married on last Tuesday by Ri
Rev. Bishop Becker, assisted by Vicar Cen
eral Catferty, at the residence of the bishop.
A small reception was held after the cere-
mony.
Mrs Rawls of Guyton is visiting DR.. aud
Mrs. T. f. Bessellieu.
Miss Bessie Baker will entertain party
on sailing trip to Wilmington and War
saw next Tuesday. The chaperons will
be Mr.. and Mrs Baker, Mr.. aud Mrs. 9. S.
Connerat, and Mrs. Robert Cornwall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Rionda of New
York are stopping at the home Of their
sister, Mrs. Jorcano.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank s. Cannon and Miss
Cannon Of New York are at the De Soto,
Mr.. Harcourt Brigham left for Har tford,
Conn, last Friday.
There was delightful musicale at Ar
mory hall last Tuesday evening, gotten up
by some of the ladies of st. Paul's church.
The Isondigas gave another of their de-
lightful hops at Catholic Library hall last
Monday night.
Miss Weldon, who has been the guest of
Miss O'Byrne, has returned to her home in
Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Champion and Miss Garmany left
for Germantown, Pa, on Friday.
Col and Mrs Olmstead and their daugh-
ters will remove to their home at Beaulieu
about May l.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Ida
Brown and Mr.. Robert D. Grigg, Jr.,
at st. Johns church, Thursday evening,
April 2S.
Miss Cohen is entertaining, at her home
on Jones street, Miss Effie Freshman of
Atlanta.
Miss Ferst and Miss Hattie We'll returned
to school on Fridays steamer.
Miss Simpson of Charleston is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs Max Robinson.
The engagement of Mr. G. s. Byck and
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announced.
Mrs. j. M. Alexander is visiting her
father, Mr.. A. A. Solomons.
Mrs. s. A. Einstein entertained on Thurs
day evening, for her sister, Miss Ferst.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Einstein's hos
pitality were Miss Bessie Cohen, Misses
Pauline and Hattie We'll, Miss Lilienthal,
Miss Helen Smith. Miss Mamie Engel, Mis-
| Estelle We'll, Mr.. Hugo Frank, Mr.
Sigfried Fantl. Mr.. L. Kalmon, Mr.. EuI-
NETT Baum and Mr.. Paul Solomons.
Mr.. and Mrs. A s. Guokenheimer Ilavt
returned from their bridal trip and are at
| the Screven house.
The marriage of Miss Celia Stern md Mr.
Elias s. Byck will take place on We ,dnesday
next at the home of the bride, Jones and
| Tattnall streets.
Mrs. L. Mohr and family Will sail for
| Germany early in May. Miss IMohr enter
tanned a few friends Thursd ay evening,
Miss Blanche Mohr will attend school al
Munich and will be absent foE perhaps three
years.
Mr.. A. T. Woodward I and bride, OF
Barnwell, S. c., are at tie De Soto Mrs.
Woodward is the daughter of Col. You
mans.
Dr. R. B. Harris is again at home and
at his practice. The doctor has quite re-
covered from bis recent illness.
The Fourth ArtiD cry band has been en-
| gagged for May eek. There are twenty
| pieces in this band.
| Miss Dub and her friend Miss Kahn leave
for Dallas, Tey., to-day. Miss Kahn has
been a great favorite during her visit in
| Savannah.
The enRaf ement OF Miss Emma Roos of
this city to Mr.. A. E. Harris of Macon has
been ammo lnced. They will receive their
| friends at the residence of the young lady's
parents this evening and on next Sunday,
| May l.
| Among the novel entertainments of the
season. prominent place must be given to
the reception at Masonic hall Thursday
evening. Gen. and Mrs. Washington ably
pe-rsonated by Master Frank Crohan and
Miss Helen Wheaton), assisted by Miss
| Dolly Payne aud Lady Catharine Stirling
| Miss Katie Lloyd and Miss Cecile Rossig-
noD, received with stately bow each
charming little couple as they entered and
| odvapna6 with fnaasured traad toUard THAR