The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-15

After the ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. William Smyth, the brides cake
was cut, and most enjoyable afternoon
spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Simkins have re-
turned from Suwapnee Springs.
Miss Lena Ehrlich left for Sandersville
this week to visit her friend Miss Hymes
MIR. Poreher L. Engle of Jacksonville
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. Y. Dancy, at
White Bluff.
Mrs. Lewis Klein and children, Miss
Nirgie and Master Alfred. left yesterday
for New YORK. After short stay there,
they viii start for Europe. Mrs Klein
will visit the home of Mr. Klein's father
at Zabreikeu, Germany, and will be alb
sent from Savannah for several months.
Mrs. Edward Habersham and daughter,
Miss Righten, will spend the summer in
Turnersville.
Miss Ellen McAlpin left on Friday for
Old Orchard, Me, and will be absent
until fall
Mrs. Leopold Romnilatt and two chill
dren Of OwensbOro, Fla, are visiting the
family Of Mr.. T. W. Storer at Tybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jansen sailed on the
Birmingham this morning. Mr.. Jansen
viii spend the summer abroad, and Mrs.
Jansen will remain in Brooklyn until the
late fall.
An ice cream festival for the benefit Of
st. Mlchaels chapel will be held on Tues
day afternoon next at o'clock at 81
State street, corner Of Anderson.
AIRS. Julien Schley and children have
gone TO the Warm Springs for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Thomas Mills of Griffin is visiting
her morther, Mrs. George Cope, on Hull
street.
Mrs w II. Powell ana children, Ruby
ana Herbert, will leave on Tuesday on
the Kansas City. They will visit rela-
tives in Brooklyn, n. Y, and Harris
burg, Pa.
Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins will entertain
on launch party on Tuesday next.
On Wednesday last large german was
given at the Club House at Bluhton, S.
G. Among those present were: Mrs
Lockwood, attired in pink organdie; Miss
Corinne Hayward, white nuns yelling
Miss Agnes Hayward, cream crepe cloth !;
Miss Bessie Hayward, in pink crepe I;
Miss Nerdier, in white nuns yelling Miss
Wilcox, red, with white lace; Mrs
Withers, blue and white crepe; Miss
Elise Huger, white lawn; Miss Ella
Weber, pink and white organdie; Miss
Emma Huger (the belle Of the evening",
pink crepe; Miss Nina Pape, white lawn /;
Miss Charlton, pink organdie; Miss
Politzer, pink and white. Among
the gentlemen who looked particularly
cool in their tennis suits were: Mr.. Yer
der, Mr. w. Haywood, Mr.. w Wade,
Mr.. Paul Dubois, Mr.. Robert Hayward,
Mr.. George Hayward, MIR. Weber, Mr.
Wilcox, Mr.. Ravenel, Mr. H. Crane, Mr.
Huger, Mr.. Charlton and others.
Mrs. Pape is chaperoning a party on an
outing" and those composing it are
Miss Pape, Miss Crane, Miss Charlton and
Miss Wilcox.
Miss Josie Hill will spend the rest Of
July as the guest of Mrs. Huger, lat her
charming country home.
Mrs. Col. Colcock is visiting in Button.
Mr.. Robert Hayward has just returned
from Charleston, where he was graduated
at Porter Academy.
Mr.. Willie Sans has returned from
Porter Academy and will spend his vaca-
ton in Button.
Miss Fannie Sans and Miss Agnes Hey
ward have returned from the Confederate
home at Charleston.
The "Mary w" owned by Mr.. Wilcox,
brought over party of gentlemen from
Savannah on Wednesday.
Mrs. Sans gave delightful card party
on Thursday evening. Among the guests
were: the Misses Huger Miss Politzer
Miss Weber, Miss Agnes Coe, Mr.. Rave
mel. Mr.. William Wade, Mr.. Hunter and
others.
Mr.. William Wade is spending the
month of July with relatives in Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Monahan are at
Suwannee Springs, where they win spend
two weeks.