The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-01

W. Williamson, Mr.. II. Read. MT. X. w
Cunningham, Capt. j. d. Johnston, Mr..
Livingston Renan, and others.
Prof. Hiram Corson Of Cornell Uniyer-
| sity, Ithaca, n. Y, who spent a week in
Corson, left Tor New York on Fridays
steamer.
Ornaments for the hair are not elaborate
ehls season, but are very choice. The love.
lest thing displayed is two threads like gold
chains, with a pear shaped topaz, like q
large diamond cut with a thousand facets,
which is hung just over the brow, and the
| gold threads fastehed back 10 the hair The
jewel glitters Ia the soft hair on the fore
head, and the little chains may be fastened
invisibly or with diamond headed pins.
Mrs. j. Florence Minis was hostess at a
beautiful luncheon on Tuesday last The
honor-guest was Miss Madge Morehead,
and those who were asked to meet Miss
| Morehead were Mrs George J. Baldwin.
Miss Page Wilder, Miss jamie Cunning CHAM,
Miss Georgeine Phillips, Miss Marie Nisbet
and Miss Lima Woodbridge.
Mr.. Arthur Elliott has returned from his
trip to Elizabeth, N. J., whittier he went to
be groomsman at the Hendsrson-Cose
wedding.
Mr.. Arnold Fritze of Bremen, Germany,
after spending ten days or more in Savan-
nah, has gone to New Orleans for the re-
mainder Of the cotton season. MIR. Fritze
made many friends during his stay here
who will be glad to know that he contem-
plates returning to Savannah in the spring.
The proposal is seriously made that the
a Tl-1.- m.ag1. -
the board of lady managers OF the worlds
fair. should adorn the silver dollars to be
coined during the exposition year.
Mr.. George Randolph OF Virginia has
been spending few days In Savannah on
his way to Florida.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Cosens reached
Savannah on Friday last after a charming
! wedding trip through Canada, and are liy-
ing at 50 State street.
The Card Club will meet tomorrow night
at the residence Of Mrs. Waring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Moynelo entertained
party of young people at their charming
! plantation, Valambrosa, on Tuesday and
Wednesday OF this week. In the party
were Miss Mary Haines, Mr., r. g. Fleming,
Jr. and Mr.. Horace Crane. Miss Roberta
Reitze was invited to be one Of the guests.
| but was unable to accept. The Misses Moy-
| nelo and Mr.. Andres Moynelo are home for
the holidays and are having q thoroughly
good time.
Mr.. W. B. Mckee who has been spending
a week in his old home left for New York
yesterday.
On last Monday evening the members Of
| the Harmonic Club gave a delightful en-
tertainment at Armory Hall. Owing to
the very Indictment weather the attend
ance was not so large as expected. Gem
erAl dancing-to the strains of Cobb's orr
chestra--was INDUCED in in the first part Of
was danced. Those present were Miss
Miss Hattie Hecht, Miss BettIe
| Cohen, Miss Rosa Lilliepthal, Miss
Helen Smith, Miss Marie Engel,
Miss Blanche Belsinger, Miss Sarah Cohen,
Miss Florence Scherzer. Miss Nellie Ehrlioh,
Miss Loewenthal, Mr.. Alfred Fantl, Mr.. G.
f. Kayton. Mr.. N. II. Hyams, Jr., Mr.. s.
Binswanger, Mr.. D. Rosenheip, Mr., leo
iFerst. DR.. Silyerman, Mr.. 8. Fantl, Mr.. 1.
Kalmon, Mr.. o. S. kaufman, Dir. George
Davis, Mr. Walter Lillienthal. Mr.. Frank
Kuhlman, MIR. Arthur Solomon, Mr.. Jerome
Strauss, Mr.. N. II. Solomon.
The marriage Of Sir Philip Henry Brian
Gray Bgerton and Miss May Cuyler Of Bal
timore. q daughter of the late Patrick Guy
Ter, United States army, Of Morristown, ".
| J., will be celebrated in London en- Jan. 4.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Lester and Miss
Lester will leave tomorrow for their home
in Washington, d. O., and will be absent
until March. Miss Lester has improved in
1 .IeA a.,A I.,a -.
her friends Ell during the past week. The
contemplated change will. 10 10 hoped, give
her back har strength and usual good
health.
| Mr.. Charles o. Haines was a guest IN the
city over Christmas. He returned to his
home In Rookledge, Fla, on Tuesday last.
| Mrs. Haines is at present In New York, but
| Is looked for in Savannah the latter part of
| January en- route to RockledGe.
| Mr.. Allan Hunter returned from che
north on Christmas eve.
Mr.. Walter 8. Chisholm has gone north
| to spend week or ten days with his mother
and sister In New York.
Mr.. Louis NJ. Warfield, Jr., came south
for his vacation OF three weeks. and will
| Spbuu IuOno Va VIC siLhO ShtoOpA1hs AAo nALh
Mr.. Robert Dripps will return TO Lawrence
vile, N. j., together.
Miss Mamie and Miss Nellie Martin re-
turned to Savannah yesterday after spend
ing Christmas in their home In MCPHERSON
vile, 8. G. '
Miss Susie Huger of Charleston is guest
In the home Of Mrs j. J. Waring, on Perry
and Bull streets.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Taylor will be glad to hear OF their safe ar
rival in England. While In London they
were invited to spend few days at the
beautiful home Of the Earl Of Lytton
not far from London. This
visit was q charming one in every detail
The rooms assigned to Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
were those occupied by Queen Elizabeth
ip 1883. The fact is recorded on tablet
over the fireplaoe and is, of course, an item
of historic interest Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
and their children are at Brighton aud will
remain there until spring, as which time
they will move to London.
A charming young hostess OF the week
was Miss Albert Hull who. on Wednesday
evening, entertained some friends at tea.
The hour was O'Clock and those who sat al
l:the beautifully decorated table were Miss
I Hull. with Miss Roberta Reitze
vis-a-yis. Miss Annie Haines, Miss