The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-04

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| go in a chartered boat to Tybee and be
entertained there.
Miss Mamie Clay entertained at an
| afternoon tea last Wednesday afternoon
and Wednesday evening with cards. The
| highest score was made by Miss Emma
ingram and Miss Katherine Stiles. The
gentlemans prize was won by Mr.. Pen
der.
Miss Muhlberg will entertain next
Wednesday evening, in compliment to
Miss Brown and Miss Pawthoki, both of
New York
Miss Florida Orr, daughter Of Hon.
James L. Orr. of Greenville, s. c., is the
guest of the Misses Hamilton, on Lafay-
cite square.
The children's fancy dress ball, 10 be
given on Feb. Is, at Masonic hall, prom
ises to be a most enjoyable affair, and no
efforts have been spared to make it
complete success.
Miss Mamie Lowell is visiting in
Waynesboro.
Miss Carrie Cohen, of Augusta, compli-
mented Miss Snead, of Memphis, on Mon
day evening at her home in Augusta,
with card party, which was entitled,
suzanne aux yeux noirs."
Miss Carrie E. Tyson is visiting friends
at Valdosta, Ga.
Mrs. John Screven, Jr., entertained the
Married Woman's Club last Monday af-
ternoOn at a salmagundi party. The first
prize, cut glass sugar sitter was won by
Mrs. g. A. l.. Cunningham, and the sec
ond prize, a royal Worcester vase, was
won by Mrs j. D. Paige. The guests,
besides the members were Mrs. w. L.
Wilson, Mrs. T. p. Ravenel, Mrs. w. w.
Rogers, Mrs. Alexander Hull, Mrs. Rob-
2ert Daucy, Mrs Roger Gamble, Mrs. J.
L, Walthour, Miss Ruthie Stewart, Miss
Meta Hayward, Miss Cain of Charleston,
| Miss Lucie Chisholm.
Miss Lille Selig has returned from New
| York, where she has taken thorough
course in voice culture and elocution, aud
has splendid results from the time and
! study she has given to these arts.
! Q Mrs. w. L, McElmurry, of Waynes-
! boro, complimented Miss Mamie Lowell,
of Savannah, and Miss Mamie Harris, of
! Augusta, with a luncheon last Wednes-
| day. The table was lovely, with violets
| and appropriate decorations. The guests
were Miss Lowell, of Savannah; Miss
| Harris and Miss Holt, of Augusta; Miss
Linton, of Athens; Miss Byne, of Hep
| zibah; Miss Whitehead, Miss Dent, Miss
| McElmurry Miss Thomas, of Athens, Ca. ;
| Mrs. Hack, Mrs. Miller, Mrs Phelps,
Mrs. ] F. McElmurry.
There was a beautiful wedding at the
Methodist Episcopal church in Waynes-
boro Ca, last Thursday morning at IL 30
O'Clock. The church was beautifully de-
corated with palms, ferns and cut flowers.
The contracting parties, DR. Daniel ID.
McQuillian, of Athens, and Miss Nina
Louise Shumake, of WayneSboro. The
maid of honor was Miss Leila Shumake /;
the best man, Mr. w. T. Bryan, of
Athens, Ga. The ushers were Mr..
Simeon Bell, Mr.. E. H. Galloway,
Mr.. Phil Johnston, DR.. A. g..
Mbitahnad Mpe I n Mnnnari the
organist, played most delightfully."- and
impressively. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. w. Domingos. The
ushers went in first and stood facing each
other, then came the maid of honor and
best man, followed by the bride and
groom The bride is charming young
lady and has many friends. DIR. Daniel
d. McQuillian is prominent young ply
stefan of Athens, Ca, and is popular both
socially and professionally.
Miss Stone will entertain this week in
compliment to her guest, Miss Barden.
The party of young ladies who were
Narrowing at Wilmington Island have re-
turned home.
Mrs. d. r. Thomas entertained at an
afternoon tea last Friday afternoon in
compliment to her guests, Misses
Romare, of Atlanta. Others receiving
with Mrs Thomas and Miss Jennie
l.
Miss Susie Olmstead, Mrs. Horace Crane,
Mrs. Shellman, and Mrs James Farie.
Mrs. 7. ]. Charlton will entertain the
Married Woman's Club next Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carson celebrated
their fifteenth anniversary last Monday
evening with a crystal wedding. They
received many handsome presents and
many elegant pieces of cut glass. The
cd 4 he
ing by music by Mrs. Haynes and Mrs.
Mary Silver and Mr.. Julian Walker.
Miss Barden, of Charleston, is visiting
Miss Cadda Stone.
The wedding at the Micl1va Israel, next
Wednesday afternoon at half past 5
O'Clock, will be a brilliant event. The
contracting parties are Miss Bertha
ROsenheim and Mr.. Sidney Rosenbaum
of Richmond.
One of the most charming entertain
ments of the week, was the children
soree at the johnson house, Thursday
afternoon. The children were all attired
in bright and beautiful evening costumes,
and the scene was one of animation and
pleasure. Icons orchestra furnished the
music. The features of the occasion
were the fancy dances which were danced
with charming grace. Little Miss Car
| RE Bohrman and Master AL
through the minuet La Cour"
! in most charming manner, and were
heartily encored. la Premiere" by
Misses Carrie Bohrman and Miriam Her
man and Masters Arthur Robinson and
jake kaufman. A most spirited dance
was the Highland fling by Miss Rita
Roth. Misses Sale Lazarus, Edith Rob-
inson, Ada Erich were charming exhibit
tions of grace AT the close the audience
made a special request for Miss Bohrman
! and Master Won Eberstein to repeat their
dance, but as the little tots were too tired
| their enthusiastic admirers had to be dis
ppointed.
A Congressional Story.
When Representative Bartholdt, of st.