The morning news., 1894-06-17

MISS kUulLl LAW bDu leaves lLto NtIh AtA
Detroit, Mich, to visit her brother. On
/ her return she will Join Mrs. Lawton and
/ Miss LawtOn at Meriweather Springs,
where they will spend the summer.
Misses Hattie aud Edith Taylor, of
! StatesbOrO, Ga, are in the city visiting
/ their sister, Mr. J. p. Williams, at her
/ residence on Hall street.
| Miss Carrietta Fowke, of South Caro-
/ lima, is visiting Miss Retta Hewlett, on
| Duffy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Gibson have issued
| invitations to the marriage of their
/ daughter, Miss Ethel, 70 MIR. Richard
/ Hamilton Taylor, on Wednesday, June 20,
| at 7:30 O'Clock, at Christ church. The
/ attendants will be Miss Carrie Wiley, of
! Charleston, 5. c., maid of honor, and
/ Miss Maryland Bagby, Of Richmond, Va,
and Miss Bessie Farr, of this city, brides
maids; Mr. Walter +. Gibson, best man;
| and MIR. Edward Mercer and Mr. Morril
! Baker, groomsmen; Mr.. ". S. O'Byrne,
| Mr.. Doughty Osborn and Mr. Ralph
/ Thomson win act as ushers.
! Miss Mamie Gardner. of Augusta, is
| visiting her aunt, Mrs. Osceola Butler
Miss Maryland Bagby. Of Richmond,
| Va, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
| Gibson, on Bolton street
Mrs. w. D. Harden entertained at dupli-
cate whist last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis, Jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. A. K. Lawton. Jr., were among
| those on the Dixie yesterday in the re-
gatta.
Mrs. George T Haywood and Miss
Belle Hopkins are visiting DR.. and Mrs.
j. T. Evans in Davisboro.
Miss Mary Clay is at Montgomery, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Turner.
Mrs. F'reeland and Miss Josie Freeland
will spend the summer at Fortress Mon
roe.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tiedeman and
family are at the Isle of Hope for the
| summer. ---
MIR and Mrs. w +. Shellman and Miss
Maggie Shellman, have gone north for
the summer.
Mrs. George w. Owens has returned
| from visit to her parents home in New
| buryport, Mass.
Miss Carrie Wiley, of Charleston, is the
guest of Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Gibson.
Mr. J. w. Logan, of Memphis, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Launcelot
Haynes, on Jones street.
Miss Emma Walker, of Darien, is the
guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. c. H. Dixon, on
Hall street.
Mrs. Irwin B. Tiedeman left for New
York on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schley entertained
last Tuesday afternoon in compliment to
| their little son, the occasion beng his
! fifth birthday. Some of those present
were Misses Laleah Adams, Constance
| Chesnutt, Ora and Minnie Adams Mas
| ters Henry and Harvey Hull, Larcom be
| Schley and Ashley Bacot.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Coe, who were the
! guests Of Judge and Mrs. Falligant, have
! returned IN their homo On Sta tan island
The many friends of Mr.. +. A. Haber-
sham will be pleased to hear that his
| health is much improved since his resi-
| dence in California, and that he has been
| enabled to accept a position in the
| National bank in Los Angeles.
Miss Jessie Anderson has returned to
| New York, after a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs
j. f. c. Myers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Dent enter
tanned last Wednesday evening in com
! pliment to Mrs. Darlington, of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. AJW West entertained
| last Monday evening at their home on
| Duffy street.
Miss Miriam Silverman is expected
home this week from New York.
A dance was given in compliment to
| Miss PotOsky last Thursday evening at
| Tivoli park. Thunderbolt. Miss Potosky
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puesent were: Miss Morris, of Athens
Miss Mamie Roos, Miss Hattie Schwab,
Miss Carrie SchwaO, Miss Bertha Bigler,
Miss Fannie Kohler, Miss Tessie Kohler,
Miss Sarah Stern, Miss Muhlberg,
Messrs. Sol Hirsch, David Byck, Louis
Muhlberg, l. Hellman, Max Harri S,
Jacob Gazan, Ike Hirsch, DR. Schwab, and
Mrs Muhlberg and Mrs. Sternberg,
chaperones.
An interesting entertainment will be
given on next Thursday evening, 8:l5, at
st. Michael's Episcopal chapel on Henry
| street. MIR ID. Menage will exhibit with
a magic lantern over fifty pictures taken
| from Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress. This
| will delight all who are fond of this Won
| derful book, especially the little people,
and the lecture accompanying these pic
| lures will make the evening an exceed
! ingly interesting one.
Miss McRory closed her school on Fri
day, and the reward for highest average
was won by Master Howard Haynes.
Miss Georgia Freeman returned from
Macon yesterday.
Rev. Joseph Sllverman, of New York,
will arrive in the. city this week, and will
be the guest of his brother, DIR. Silver
man, on Drayton street.
Miss Eta Potosky. who was the guest
of Miss Muhlberg, left last Friday for her
home in New York.
Maj. w. A Wilkins, of Waynes boro.
left last week on the Moselle for two
weeks cruise around Florida; twelve
guests were on board, among them Mrs.
Howard Williams and Miss Julia Wilkins,
of Atlanta.
The regatta yesterday was among the
most delightful of the affairs of the
week. The many white-sailed yachts
and glistening' naphtha launches were
like living creatures on the surface Of the
water, and the emerald green marsh,
gave touch of color with picturesque
effect.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Thomas +. Hutton and Miss Gertrude
Louisa Middleton, in this city, on June 80.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Mr.. William Vinsou and Miss Rosena
Stegmair on June 20.
a recent notable wedding attracting
wide attention from the prominence of
the bride and groom, says Demorest for
July, introduced some very novel fea-
| lures. The vested choir met the bridal
procession at the church door and headed
1t up the center aisle singing The Voice
that Breathed DER Eden" Behind the
choir walked the clergy-it took four
noted dlYinpS to tie the knot Spcural1r v