The morning news., 1893-12-03

quisite travelling gown of gray cloth. Mr..
and Mrs Cahill will be at home TO their
many friends after Dec. > At % Gordon
street
The patrons Of the WOman's Exchange
viii be glad tO know that the exchange
will reopen for business on Tuesday next.
Not at the old stand on AbercOrn street,
but at new home on Harris street,
opposite the De Soto. Two beautiful
rooms iu the small building in the rear Of
the house formerly occupied by the
Guards Club. have been secured and
fitted up for the sale Of fancy work, home
made bread, cakes, cOnfectlOns, etc
Mrs. T. P Ravenel and children have
returned to the city after an absence of
five months. during which time they
visited the worlds fair and other points
in the northwest.
The soiree entertainments will occur on
Dec. 2l, Jan. II and March %. The fol
lowing gentlemen are the committee on
preparations Judge w. d. Harden, w.
w. Rogers, John NJ. Bryan, S. p. Shotter
and II. G. Cunningham. Committee on
invitations: John sullivan, H NJ. StOd-
dard, r. :. Lathrop and A. L. Alexander
Miss Gibbon, of Charleston, is guest
of Miss Annie V Jones.
Miss Storm. of New York, who was
guest of Mrs. Augusta Jones has returned
home.
Miss IHgraham has returned nome, hav-
ing visited the worlds fair and spent a
few weeks with friends in Atlanta.
A notable social event of last week was
the wedding Of Miss Lila Wood
bridge and Mr.. r NJ. Cunningham, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs Robert NJ Butler enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening, in
honor of their SON MIR Robert NJ. Butler,
Ty. ATiga NTizs ily AnAap-
son. Mr.. Raymond =. Butler and Mr..
Horace Hunter.
Mr. n. J. D. Dewald, of this city, was
married to Miss Rebecca Kinkussohn, of
Charleston, in the latter city on Nov %
by Rev. =. X Lewis. Mr.. Dewald is an en-
tergetiC young business man and his bride
has a large circle of friends in Charles
ton. They are residing at the De Soto.
Mr. NJ. r. Quinan celebrated his 56th
birthday yesterday. Mr.. Quinan is the
originator Of the famous Artillery punch
News by cabegram has been received
from Mr.. Stephen Rabey, Mr. p. Rabey
and Mr.. H. Bartlett, of their safe arrival
in Liverpool, England, where they have
gone to spend several months.
The many friends of the Rev DR.
Dripps willregret to learn of his illness
from grip; and will hope for his speedy
recovery.
Mrs Alvin NJ Bell has returned from a
visit to Miss Sadie Dempsey, in Augusta.
Mrs. L. Grouse and Mrs. A. Berg were
the chapcronGs on Tuesday evening last of
delightful outing at Thunderbolt.
Cobbs orchestra furnished music, and
dancing was indulged in Some of those
present were: Miss Birdie Kayton, Miss
May Weichselbaum, Miss Hattie Hecht,
Miss Ida Meiuhard, Miss Helen Smith
Miss Nina Kulman, Miss Ruthie KaytOn,
Miss Ferst Mr. A Kulman, Mr. Leon
Ferst, Mr. l. Kulman, Mr. L. Grouse,
Mr. FanJI, Mr.. A. Berg MIR. A. Solomon,
Mr.. :. Binswanger. Mr.. n. Solomon, MIR.
A. Sondheimer, Mr.. NJ. Guckenheimer
and Mr. NJ Hyams.
Lieut.. j. f. Dorry, of the revenue cutter
Boutwell, left at noon yesterday, via the
Atlantic Coast Line, for Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs Coe are guests of Judge
and Mrs. Falligant.
Mr. fl. Fl. Hamilton is visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. S p. Hamilton, on
Lafayette square.
Miss Nina Warren has returned.
Mrs Margaret lyman, Mrs. Raphael
| Salas and her son lyman have returned
from Asheville.
There were a number of gatherings on
! Thanksgiving day and several very beau
tiful dinners given. Among those who en-