The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-19
SOCIETY NOTES.
What People Are Doing at the Begin
lilg Of the Gay Season.

+ion Now - Movements Of Well
known Persons-A Party or Two and
Who Attended Them-Some of Those
Who Are Now Visiting the City.
other Matters of Interest.
The wedding reception given last
wednesday morning by Mr. and Mrs.
charles Ellis to their daughter, Miss
lille Horton Ellis, and Mr.. Pinckney
4 Aston Waring was attended by many of
Il the fortunate friends of the bride and
Groom. Only a few were invited to the
4 CEREMONY. The reception was a large
one and filed the beautifully decorated
\ roons. The guests were: Mr.a and Mrs. Will
lam Ravenel, of Charleston, Mrs ]. J.
Varing. Mrs. A. J. Warning, Miss Huger.
/. of Charleston, Gen. and Mrs. A. r. Law
ION. Mr. and Mrs j. II. Johnston, Mrs.
l. j. Wilder, Mrs. Walter Charlton, Mrs.
Waclean, Mrs. H. NJ. Conner, Mrs. P. w.
Weldrim, Mr.. and Mrs. Andres Moynelo,
Mrs. J. F. Minis, Mrs. L. NJ Warfeld,
Mrs. T. M. Cunningham. Mrs. p NJ
Dougan, Mrs. G.. A Whitehead, Mrs. T. J.
Charlton, Mrs. Walter Curtis, Mrs Viii
liam Garrard, Mrs. H. d. Stevens, Mrs.
T. G. Hunter, Mrs. J. D. Weed, Mrs.
George T. Cam, Mrs. William Hunter,
Mrs. C. S. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ellis, Jr, DR.. and Mrs. @. n. Brandt, DR..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Johnston, Mrs. G. L.
Brandt, Mrs. Griffiths, of Philadelphia,
MIR. and Mrs. Connerat, Mrs. Charles B.
Malone, Mrs. Habersham Clay, Miss S.
Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r, Lawton, Jr,
Mrs Robert White, Mrs. John Screven,
Jr., Mrs George Cope, Mrs duBignon,
Misses Johnston, Misses Woodbridge,
Misses Thomas, Miss Guile Law.
ion, Miss Cosens, Miss Conner,
Miss Barnard, Miss Connerat,
Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss Ger
trude Weed, Miss Arnold, Miss
Warning, Miss Claghorn. Miss
Miss Elsie Barnard, Miss May Waller,
Miss Fannie Charlton, Mr.. J. NJ Barnard,
Col J. H. NJ. Clinch, Judge William Har-
den, Mr.. j. Z. Doyle, DR.. Pinckney
Warning, of New York Mr. William
Leaken Mr.. GOdin Guerard, Mr. Albert
Wylly Mr.. Rob Coburn and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray McStewart and
daughter are visiting Col. j. T. Stewart for
a while before moving into their home on
Abercorn street.
Mr. Joel Chandler Harris was in the
city last week. He was on his way to
Beaufort, where he will write up the re-
cent storm devastations for Scribners
Magazine.
Miss Baughman, Of Richmond, Va, is
guest at Capt. r. G. Fleming's. Few
Young ladies who visit this city are so pop
ular, or have so many genuine friends
here as Miss Baughman.
Mrs. F. Joseph who has been on a visit
to the north, returned home last Wednes
day.
One of the social events of the coming
week will be the third annual hop given by
the S. and L. social club, next Wednesday
evening at the ODD Fellows hall
Chrysanthemums are reigning supreme
now and are putting in the shade all
other inferior flowers. On Hall street
stOop is a beautiful variety, which are in
full bloom; and the large, rich flowers are
an exquisite proof of some flower-lover in
that home A well-kept lawn, or a touch
of color in the way of plants, is a safe in
dex to the artistic comfort of home.
Invitations are out to a reception given
by Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Burns, at their
residence on Waldburg street, next
Wednesday evening at o clock.
The first meeting of the Married Wo-
mans Club was held last Friday at the
residence of Mrs. G. n. Brandt on Henry
street. Mrs. Brandt is a graceful and
formal manners, and this, together with
the diverting program she had prepared
constituted the first meeting of the club
a perfect success. Baruum's great
what is it, describes the nature of the
programme; the guests were told by the
hostess to draw a certain animal which
was to be correctly guessed by the guests.
This proved no easy matter, as the ami
mails were hard to draw, TO say nothing
of the amount of the practical, artistic
talent of the would7be artists: so the
Fuesses were often wide of the mark. The
highest score was won by Mrs.
VIM. Garrard, the prize being a green
tulip vase. The second prize was won by
Mrs. Griffith, of New York, Those pres
ent were Mrs. G. n. Brandt, Mrs. II. J.
Charlton, Mrs. Walter Curtis, Mrs.
Charles Ellis, Jr., Mrs. William Garrard,
Mrs. T. G. Hunter Mrs. John H. Hunter,
Mrs. J. M. Lang, Mrs. II. d. Stevens,
Mrs. John Paige, Mrs John Hawkins,
Mrs. John Screven, Jr., Mrs. I. S. Wylly,
the members, with the exception of Mrs
w. G.. Morrell, who was absent. The
other guests were Mrs. G. Brandt and Mrs
Griffith, both of New York, Misses john
ston, Miss Ellis, Miss Grace Barnard, and
Miss Emmie Lawton.
The author, Richard Malcolm Johnston,
III w III * 40 "a VII 4ISC' W ASSNhAN
the Lyceum.
Miss L. n. Hill is on a visit to her
parents home, near Augusta. for few
days and viii attend the exposition while
In the city.
Mr.. Horace Crane has been visiting Mr..
Weaver in the country during the past
week
Mr. VIM. Low and Miss Katherine Low
are stopping at their residence on Lafay-
cite square.
Miss Annie Conner has returned home
after attending the wedding of a relative
IN Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Storm, of New York, is visiting
Mrs. Augustus Jones.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Margaret Randolph Anderson to Mr.. Alb
hott Lawrence Rotch on next Wednes-
DAY, at II O'Clock, at Christ church.
Mrs. John H. Hunter and child have re-
turned home from visit to New York.
Miss Elise Huger and Miss Elizabeth
Haskell spent u few days at Bluffton, S.
g., last week.
Miss Celia Elliott is in New York at
tending the Art League. She has been
admitted into the portrait class, which is
compliment to Miss ElliOtt's talent.
Mrs. c. L. Brandt. of New York, is
Visiting DR.. and Mrs. c. N. Brandt, on
Henry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ravenel, of
CHARLESTON, were guests at the Warning
Ellis wedding last week.