The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11


York, who is well known in the literary
world. Her soulful writings are very
popular, and to see her and converse
with her, face to facs, is even better than
reading the written thoughts of this
gifted woman. = One Of her latest pro
auctions. written almost impromptu at a
reception. the subject being a sandwich,
is a very original and cleverly illustrated
little volume 1t is very popular, and
has been much praised by the critics.
Mrs. Wixcox is charming, and as she sits
gracefully gowned in picturesque pink
China silk, she impresses one as having
marked individual characteristics, She
converses of the literary and social world
in which she moves delightfully."-, and in
her presence one realizes that she is a
woman of force and influence, and very
attractive one, too. She is in the city for
ashort visit and goes from here to Atlanta
and then to the west to visit her parents,
and will reach her summer home, Jungal-
low, on the coast of Connecticut, in
time 10 catch the summer breezes. Mrs.
Wilcox loves her work, and has been
writing since she was eight years old.
She writes for three syndicates, and has
more work than she has time for Mrs
Wilcox possesses another gift. IL is that
of healing, to a certain degree, and her
presence in the sick room has a beneficial
effect on the patient Mrs Wilcox is
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. 5. +. Theus on
Liberty street
Miss Elise Hugher Miss Belle Harri-
son and Miss Elizabeth Haskell, who
spent few days in Blufton last week,
returned home last Wednesday.
q aF,rsa rar,or,t &c announced 90 NJ,
Standard b. owens, Of Augusta, and
Miss Mary Meade llatt, of Petersburg,
Va
Miss Fl. D. Stevens spent a few days in
Bluhton, 5. c., last week.
Mrs. A. D. Chambers went over to visit
her parents in BluhtOn last week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilcox left last
week for Florida, aud will return TO the
city in a few weeks.
Mrs. William Garrard and Miss Guile
LawtOn left last week for Garnet, Ga to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles Ellis, Jr., is accompany
ing her mother, Mrs j. l.. Hardee, on a
trip through Florida.
Another novelty on the after Lenten
programme is a Scottish entertainment
which promises TO be an attraction, and
will present varied list of amusing and
entertaining features. II will be given
under the auspices of the altar society of
Christ church.
Mrs. w. r. Thigpen has received her
appointment from the central council in
New York as state secretary of the Kings
Daughters MRS Thlgpen is a woman of
varied attractions. and possesses an I'M
usual amount Of executive ability, Of
which she makes good use.
The Harmonic Club will give a chill
dren's full dress ball on March 20. which
wi be very beautiful and interesting
affair.
The benefit concert in compliment to
Mr.. Julian Walker win be among the
social events of the first week after Easter
His friends have put in motion this testi-
mouy of their appreciation not only of his
wonderful baritone voice, but of his ready
response to all demands on him from the
public, especially for charitable benefits
He hopes to attain an artistic finish to his
really tine voice, and will necessarily leave
Savannah for that purpose. The concert
VIII present an opportunity for his friends
and admirers TO testify their loyalty and
appreciation.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Robertson enter
tanned at Isle of Hope last Monday even
ing in compliment to Miss Palmer of New
ErnnsWlck. Mr.. and Mrs Robertson
have recently moved to the island and
~A'N AASASA ~ ca iAiAlE 4dSl AlOuudN evening
was an occasion OF much pleasure 10 their
friends. The guests We're Mr.. ana Mrs
Palmer, OF New Brunswick; Mr. and Mrs
). +. LaE ar, Capt. and Mrs Won Nyven-
helm, Of Norfolk, Va; Mrs. GRAY Miss
Ward, Miss Black, Miss Banuon, Miss
Louise Wright, Mr.. A. Horrocks. MIR.
Rolf, Mr.. Howard Harriss Mr. Brauclx
LaFar, and others There were recita-
tons and songs. and Miss Palmer charmed
her listeners by her sweet voice and
agreeable personality.
The week has been filled with kirmess
ana rehearsals, and the dances are begin
Mug to assume a definite form, and the
dancers are taking heart, and to hone
thai the grace and rhythmic motion of
the national dances will not be married by
an animated American.
Mrs ]. P. S. Houstoun, of Washington.
Ga, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A r. Law
ton, Jr.
Bishop and Mrs. Nelson are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry McAlpin at the Her
mitage.
Miss Blockie, of Chicago, Is a guest of
Miss Hopkins.
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Kolshorn were
the recipients of a pleasant surprise
Wednesday evening. The German Vol
unteers, with the regimental band. en-
dered them a serenade at their residence
on Henry street. After the serenade
Capt and Mrs. Kolshorn were escorted
to Armory hall, where a large MIN Der of
friends awaited them. The han was
prettily decorated. The volunteers who
acted as the es ert TO their commanding
officer were formed in line and Lieut..
Kar0w, of the regim9ntal staff. in behalf
Of the Volunteers presented Capt. and
Mrs. Kolshorn a Handsome silver tea ser
vice. Immediately following this presen-
tation Mr.. A. n Manucy, in behalf of the
German Social Club, presented them a
china dinner service After the presen-
'ations, which were happily responded TO
- capt. Kolshorn, the Volunteers were
dismissed, and the remainder Of the even
ing was spent in dancing. A supper was
served at midnight
Mrs. Joseph II. Oppenheim is GONZALES
ing after critical illness Of three months.
DR.. W. Duncan entertained at dinner
last Friday evening in compliment TO DR.
aud Mrs. NJ. L. Boyd The table was
artistic in its appointments and floral
decorations. Among the guests, besides