The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-17

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have seen a Christmas tree, or been re-
membered by Santa Claus. All contribu-
tions to the tree, however small, will be
gratefully accepted by the children IS
club, and will be received at 145 Jones
street
Rev. J. w Eaton returned to tn city
last week from New York,
There will be some charming visiting
girls in the city during and after the hol-
iday season. One viii be visitor from
Boston, who will be the guest of one of
the most popular debutantes.
Miss Page Wilder entertained last
Thursday at an informal dance. About
thirty couples were invited, and some of
the debutantes appeared for the second
time There will be one or two more to
make their debut at the german tomor-
row evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Beard, who have been
visiting interesting points in Florida since
their wedding, will be at the soiree next
Thursday evening
Mr.. Coe, who, with Mrs. Coe. has been
guest at his father-in-law's, Judge Fal-
ligant. for week or two returned TO New
York yesterday. Mrs. Coe expects to
remain here for week longer.
Miss Florence Clark entertained last
Monday evening at her home on Liberty
street. The guests were Miss Nellie Nor
ton, in white China silk, Miss Eva Norton
blue China silk; Miss Lille Monahan,
white silk null; Miss Katie Monahan,
pink crepe de chine; Miss Nellie Ray,
lilac and white crepe; Miss Katie Mas
tiers, lilac crepe; trimmed with black,
Miss Mamie Pepper, heliotrope silk; Miss
Sarah Price, gray silk; Miss Viola Clark,
yellow silk; Miss Florence Clark, corn
colored silk, lace and ribbons: Rev. VIII.
Mccarthy, Mr.. T. Price, Mr.. j.
Enright Mr. T Sweeney, Mr.. w
Benet Mr.. f. Bohen, Mr.. NJ. Clark
Mr.. E, Clark, Mr.. f. Warmsley and
others
The charity ball will be among the So
cial attractions of midwinter. The date
is fixed for Jan. 10 at the Guard s armo ry
The ball is given under the auspices OF
the managers of the Louisa Porter home,
and for the benefit of the poor of the city
Tickets can be had at Livingston's.
The wedding of Miss Julia Miller, OF
Augusta, and MIR. Louis Marcel LeHardy
of this city, will be a social event of much
interest in this week. Several Savannah
favorites will be present at the we'd
ding, on next Wednesday evening,
and the Church of the Good Shepherd, on
the hill, in Augusta will be the scene of
a wedding of two of Georgia's popular
young people. The bridesmaid will be
Miss Sallie Miller, Miss Hattie Ganahl,
Miss Ella Alexander, Miss Ma
ME Williams, Miss Maggie Weed,
Miss Ann Smith, Miss Hattie Butler,
and Miss Carrie Cohen. The groomsmen
will be Mr.. Louis Berkman. best man
Mr. Robert Berkman, Mr. w. H. Schley,
MIR. w. Il. Leaken, MIR. w. B. Hartridge,
Mr.. John Carswell, MIR. John Sullivan
Schley, Mr.. Clayton Brigham. The ush-
ers will be Mr.. Allie Berkman, Mr.. Archie
Butt, Mr.. Frank Butt, Mr.. William Mont
gomery.
The anniversary of the Chauncka was
celebrated last Tuesday evening at Ma.
sonic hall, by the classes of Sunday school
of the Mickva Israel synagogue. The
tableauX were a perfect success, and all
who participated did particularly well
After the tableaux dancing was INDUCED
in until IL O'Clock by the children, and la
ter b. the grown people.
Miss Laura Fraser, of Mcintosh, is Wis.
iting the Misses Jaudon.
Mrs. G. A. Fleming has returned home
from visit to Augusta.
A novel and interesting entertainment
will be given by the ladies of the Cathed-
raj parish, at Masonic hall, on next Fri
day afternoon, Dec. ~ at 3 O'Clock, to
raise a fund to aid the poor of the city.
The Christmas tree will be loaded with
various articles for young and old, which
will be awarded to the audience during
the evening. Tickets for sale at the door
and by the ladies in charge, Mrs. NJ. A.
Grady, 60 Hall street, and Miss Kate Sui
Ivan, II Jones street. The ticket also
entitle holders to an article off the tree.
Mrs. j. w. Samuels has returned to the
city after a visit to New York.
DR.. and Mrs. j. G.. LeHardy leave for
Augusta this week TO attend the Lee
Hardy-Miller wedding.
Mr.. A. L. Aiken returned to Savannah
last week after a visit to New York.
Miss Alice r, Delaney is visiting Mrs.
j. II. Redding in Waycross.
MIR. D. Powers has returned from a
visit north.
Mrs. David Stern, of Quincy. Illinois,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h.
a We'll.
DR.. B. f. Church returned last week
from trip to New York.
Mrs. J. Z. Braden returned home last
week from visit to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Beard. are at
Lake Worth. Fla.
Mrs. j. f. Wheaton, returned last week
from visit to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Pomeroy have
returned from New York.
The Misses Hamilton will entertain on
next Wednesday evening.
Miss n Newman has returned from
New York
Mrs. n. II. Finnie, who has been i'll
with the grip. has recovered. and will be
heard with pleasure in Christ church
choir to-day.
Mr.. Z. Anderson, Of the United States
navy. was in the city last week, the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. r.. b. Harris on Duffy
street.
Mir. and Mrs. Baxter arrived in the city
last week from New York.
There was an oyster roast at Thunder
holt last Wednesday afternoon in compli-
ment to the visiting young ladies, Miss
Guthman. of Atlanta, Miss Steinheimer,
of Atlanta, Miss Beegler, Of Nashville,
Miss Hymes, of Sandersville, Ga, Miss
Hamerslsugh. of Philadelphia In the
evening they were joined by the gentle