The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-02

| The music at 81 Jonn enuEcu To-Day
Will be particularly fine, the being four
popular leading voices and a chorus OF
sixteen voices. under the direction Of
| DR.. Spencer White Of Wiliamsport, Pa.
| who is spending the winter in Savannah,
| and is engaged as Organist at St Johns
I church for the year. He has already made
I a favorable reputation among the singing
people Of Savannah who attend the sight
I class and choral class. St Johns choir
/ has also engaged Mrs LauncelOt Haynes.
/ soprano: Mrs. II. L. Schreiner. alto. Mr..
I F. L. Rebarer. tenor; Mr.. Julian Walker.
I bass. This composes a strong quartet
I and one that is qualified to render fine
music.
Among the holiday books spoken Of is
| Pembroke" by Miss Mary r. Wilkins.
/ and illustrated by Clifford Carlton Of New
/ York.
Mrs. r. W Baughn has returned home
I from visits 70 New York and Brooklyn for
the past two months.
Mrs. G. A. Whitehead. Miss Mary White
head and Mr.. G. a. Whitehead, Jr.. are
among the guests at a Thanksgiving
house party at Mrs. Barrett Jenkins in
/ Columbia county. near Augusta.
The Randegger recital last Tuesday
evening at the music rooms of Ludden &
Bates was one Of the most enjoyable fea>
lures of last weeks amusements and was
attended by cultured and appreciative
audience.
The Misses Green are residing at ls2
State street.
Miss Douse returned last Friday from
Macon, where she was visiting Mrs. Jones
in Nineville.
Mr.. Harry Elliott arrived in the city
last Friday and is visiting his parents
DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Elliott, and will be
present at the Carleton Elliott wedding on
Tuesday.
A meeting of the Colonial Danes was
held at the residence of the president,
Mrs w. W. Gordon. last Wednesday af-
ternoon, and the business of the society
was discussed. Mrs. Gordon has recently
returned from a called meeting in Wash
ington.
Mrs. P. A. Stovail has returned to the
city after visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ganahl on the Hill. in Au-
gusta.
Mr.. w Neyle Habersham has issued in
vitations to the marriage of his grand
daughter, Miss Josephine Noble Jones, to
MreJ. A Pearce Crisfield, Thursday morn
ing at II o'clock. at Christ church.
Miss Elizabeth Farson of Philadelphia
returned home last week. after a visit TO
Miss Ida May on Hall street.
Miss Bertha Mendel. formerly of Sevan-
nah, but now residing in Weisbaden. Ger
many, will spend the winter in Savannah,
and is welcomed by numerous friends.
/ Mrs. Parker left for New York last Fri
/ day after a visit to her mother, Mrs. Au-
/ gustus Jones on Henry street
/ Miss Kate Bussey is visiting friends in
( Columbus, where she is being compli-
mented with innumerable dinners and re-
ceptions.
Miss Marks Of Atlanta viii be among the
visiting guests in the city this winter.
4
at dinner on Thanksgiving day in COM
/ plment to their son. Mr. George Lehwald,
the occasion being his 21st birthday.
/ Miss Bertha Bigler of Nashville. Tenn.
\ who has visited Savannah the past two
seasons, has announced her engagement
/ to Mr. Sawyer of Shelbyville, Tenn.
Miss Ida May left last week to visit Miss
/ Lizzie Pasco, in Monticello Fla.
Mrs. F. b. Robertson and children re-
/ turned from visit last week to Mrs. Will
/ liam Davidson in Augusta.
! Mrs. Middleton Michel of Augusta spent
a few days in the city last week, the guest
/ of Mr. and Mrs. Inglesby, at No. so Duffy
/ street.
Mrs c. Is. Malone entertained the Mar
I ried Womans Club with cards last We'd
/ nesday after noon. Chrysanthemums were
/ in abundance, making prettier her al
/ ready pretty rooms. Miss Maud Thomas
won the first prize, silver stock buckle,
4 and Miss Mary Lamar won the second
| prize. a silver hair pin. Besides the mem
/ bers the other guests were: Miss Bessie
/ Ward Miss Brigham, Mrs Wright Hun
ter Mrs George A. Cosens, Mrs. Nc
/ Keown and Miss Mary Hoist. The next
/ entertainment will be given by Mrs. w. G.
/ Morrel
Mrs. w. X. Beard, New York, will spend
part of the winter with her parents, Mr..
/ and Mrs. r. G. Fleming. She is expected
here in about two weeks.
Miss Cadda Stone has returned from a
visit to Miss Olive Olney in Charleston.
Miss Alice Bates entertained a few
guests informally on Thanksgiving day
Miss Maud Smith will return this week
from Baltimore, where she has been
spending several months.
DR.. and Mrs Erwin Norris Wells re-
turned to the city last Monday from an
extended tour. touching at Niagara Falls,
4 Washington d. c., Natural Bridge. Va,
| AZ Jones street.
Miss Mullarky of Augusta is the guest
of Miss Marie Harry.
Mrs. George w. Owens will entertain
the Duplicate Whist Club this week.
Mr.. w. w. Chisholm entertained at a
stag dinner last Wednesday evening.
| luncheon yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs James W. Grantham have
| returned to the city.
Mrs. D. Hecht and Miss Hattie Hecht
have. returned from New York.
Miss Emma Lyon has returned from a
visit to Charleston.
Miss Stewart and Miss Ruthie Stewart
have returned from New York.
Miss IuIia bearing of Jacksonville will
be in the city this month.
Miss Marie Summers of Augusta will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. John Schley this
week.
The opening ball of the Harmonic Club
was given last Wednesday evening at the
De Soto, Cobb's orchestra furnishing the
music The ball was a very beautiful
and brilliant affair, and was largely at
tended. Mr.. and Mrs Emile Newman led
the grand march into the ball room. where
gradually assembled a gay scene. The
debutantes of the season were present.