The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-23

was rather smaller than most o. the pre-
ceding germans. there being only
thirty-siN couples; but il was ap-
pdrently a thoroughly enjoyed ger
man; there being plenty of room, all were
given the opportunity of dancing. and
large figures were led, which took in all
the dancers except the stays, not many
visiting young ladies being present,
among them: Miss Jessie Pierce, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter Curtis;
Miss Julia bearing, who is visiting Miss
Meta Harden Miss Elise Gibbs, who has
been been visiting Mrs. c. A Gibbs; Miss
LaVeTing, who is visiting Miss Belle Har-
rison; and Miss Buchanan who is visiting
Mrs. A. S. Cam. The dressing of the
young ladies was particularly
pretty, fresh, graceful and becom-
ing-of course, stylish-and the girls
never looked better. The attractive
hall. finished in white and gold, was
becoming background for the blondes
and brunettes in their becoming gowns.
The german was led by MIR. j. Randolph
Anderson, and the chaperOns were Mrs.
T. M Cunningham in a brOcaded silk,
Mrs. c. NJ, Cunningham in blue silk and
lace, Mrs. w H. Daniel in red silk and black
lace, Mrs. Arnold in pale green silk.
Those dancing were Mrs. Heman Charl-
ton in black lace and old pink velvet, Mrs.
Isaac Minis in blue silk and black lace,
Mrs. Charles A. Gibbs in white silk, Miss
Nenie Minis in pink brocade, Miss Julia
Owens in challie and velvet, Miss
Daisy McAlpin in white silk
and lace. Miss Woodbridge in pink
lowered brocade, Miss Nellie Baldwin in
white muslin and blue ribbons, Miss
Guerrard. in pink crepe de chene, Miss
Maggie Hull In pink empire, grenadine
over pink satin; Miss Cunningham,
white muslin and lace; Miss Lima Wood
bridge, white muslin over pink; Miss Page
| Wider, white dotted muslin and
satin ribbon; Miss Williams,
white muslin Miss Florence
| McAlpin, white muslin and pink ribbon :;
Miss Hattie Hardee white silk; Miss Con
rad in white silk, Miss Laura Lester in
pink crepe dc chene, Miss Jessie CHS
| holm in white muslin and blue satin rib
bon, Miss Anderson, white silk; Miss Jose
phine Freeland in blue silk, Miss Sallie
| McAlpin in white muslin and blue ribbon,
| Miss Whitehead in pink organdy, Miss
/ Gertrude Weed in white muslin and pink
| ribbon, Miss Meta Harden in pink flow
/ cred organdy and pink satin ribbon, Miss
/ Lavering in blue silk and black velvet,
| Miss Gibbs in white dotted muslin, Miss
| Jessie Pierce in yellow brOGade Miss
| Buckman in white and pink silk, Miss
| Julia bearing in white silk, Mr. HOustOun
| Thomas Mr. Arthur Schaaf Mr.. Fmnev,
| Mr. Robert Ellington, Mir VIM. Crane.
| Mr. j. Ferris Cam, Mr.. Arthur White
head. Mr.. Fred Ellis. MIR. Albion johnson
! Hirc1,s M. Cocl,a Nh y Tanner Nh,
! Gnd;+1 Lo,,-ard NJ, ouis NTarrer Nh.
| Poba,.+ Nic,,cc. IL M, DilI, f,nnningbam
M, paiieb ~ yirginia Nh WHY Wood
b'-i5ga NJ, r. NJ CInnincham II Mir
Isaac Minis Mr.. Heman Charlton, Mr.
| {. A. Gibbs. Mir. Henry NcAlpin. MIR.
Johnson. DR.. Cox. Mr.. Horace Hunter
Mr. Clarence Anderson, DR. Lamar, Mr.
| Hammond Read, Mr.. Godin Guerard, Mr.
Julian Hartridge, Nh. Walter cartridge
Mr.. Guy Hamilton and Mr.. William
daruldge'
Miss Hattie Phinizy of Augusta has re-
turned home after a visit to Miss Willis
in Texas Miss PhinlXy was an attendant
at Miss Willis marriage.
MISS Liza Neyle ColqultI' VINO mas oeel
| spending the winter WIN hef gldnapaf
ents, Mr.. and MIS-. Wlllldm Neyle Ita9er'
sham, mas returned TO htf nome III Ahder
son, Ga.
The ladies of the auxiliary of the Con
federate Veterans Association will meet al
the Regimental armory tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock to make arrangements
for the decorations Of the confed
crate monument and the graves o
] inc concentrates Oh NltuOEldl udN
They invite all those who are in
terested in this patriotic cause to be pres
ent at the meeting. They will also gladl,
receive any flowers at No. 142 Hcnr,
street on the morning Of April %. Memo
rial day, of course, there are many whit
take a heartfelt interest in the cause, ant
who will be glad of an opportunity to senl
flowers.
Among the English exhibits at Chicar
will he Grace Darlinp's lifeboat
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NJ, NFAi1it, ", NJ, 49, ;I
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CafdS are OUT LOT Jhe marriage o. MIS-
MARIE M N O.. II TO Ir, NJ a ~ - b$rh
! on AI'IIl 20 dC I1e CdtneuFdl Oh 81 JON
the baPlisJ' aI oiaO CLOCK
Mrs. w. w. Gordon, honorary regen
for the state of Georgia of the Nationa
Society of Daughters Of the Revolution
has received the following letter from
Washington, which appears to be a yer,
general invitation to the ladie
Of Georgia who are connected witt
the society. Mary Virginia Ellet CabelI
the presiding president and chairman 0
the national committee, writes: "lnpur
suance of the action of the continental
congress Of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution accepting the use of
hall iii the art palace OF the Colum bial
95&poSitlon lor IlIe purpose o. holuli lis
oleiy ne, i've O9 moit ~
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