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

Miss Mai Owens Miss Ionic CuArard
MISS Nellie Baldwin, Miss Matte Backus
MISE Emma Ingram, MIS- Mary White
mead, Miss Sallie McAlpin. Miss Florence
McAlpin, Mrs James r Don't NJ -
MRS. NJ. NJ. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs MAJ
Iock' Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Coe Of New
ork' Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Gfbbes Mr. ana
mrs, l. NJ. Cunningham, Jr.. Mr.. Arthur
,. Haines' Mr. Arthur Gibbes Mr.. Rob.
e.t L. mercer Jr., Mr.. II. R. Hunter Mr.
:" Anuerson' Jr., Mr.. II. W. johnson.
sIr' l. NJ. Fleming. DR.. f. r. Nvdegper
MT NJ. y. Lane. Mr. William II NTorron
MT george c. Freeman, Mr. Swan Su1t
van MT. J. w. McAlpin, Jr.. Mr. JuIior
Iiartrldge. Mr. r. w Cunningham NJ
John Morris. Mr. r. p. Butler Mr. 7 N
" est, mr.. r. Myers, Mr. o. Woodbridge
ar. r. {. Haskell, Mr.. +. : Hincks NJ
G II. Banks. Mr.. A. G. Guerard Ir NJ
w -. Hartridge, Mr.. G. Harrison Mr.
=, johnston, DR.. l.. f. Welch. Mr. p q
nieiillhg' Jr.' and Mr. Palmer Arson.
Mr- and Mrs. George j. Baldwin enter
"a, win a naphtha launch party LAST
thursday to Wilmington Island. where
gHnheE was served with the sea-coast ad-
.l, 1i Vi roast oysters. The guests were
taken over on the Dixie and the Ocean
queen and an all-day cruise was apio,,,i
py those present, who We're: Mr. ana
MIS-. George A Cosens Mr. and Ntrs ~
NJ. cunningham, Jr., Mrs. A. r. T.au,to,,
it, Miss Nellie Baldwin. Miss Nrs,5
Ihoihas Miss Annie Conner, Miss Grace
i,e La =, MISS Louise Barnard. Miss Sal
ne mcAlpln, Miss Florence McAlnin Mic
Marie Nisbet, Miss Lima Woodbridga Ntiss
Jane cunningham, Mr.. ~ b. Elliott Mr.
j. r. Cam, Mr.. w. S Clay. Air NI,rra,,
Screven, Mr.. Julian Hartridge Mr. w y
partridge, Mr.. II. W. Heating. Mr. I
hammond Read, Mr.. NJ. King. Mr. A s
flames Mr. John Morris and Mr.. A. L.
Alexander "a -
a sen-nightly duplicate whist club has
been formed, consisting of six vo,,no ii Ia
uies and six gentlemen; there win he sim
PIE refreshments and no prizes.
The Shakespeare Club has reorean,ze1
ana met last Wednesday morning for
the frst time this season. Mrs Annia.
Warlng was reelected president. and Miss
Nehle Minis was elected secretary. The
s eIOHahI OF venice is the play now under
discussion and the members of the CHM
have begun the winters course with ~
usual manifestation of interest and deter
mlnation to study Shakespeare Ana
speaking of Shakespeare, the holiday MN
Der OF Harper's Magazine contains a ratb-
Ell uaInnlng-with faint-praise article on
ne Oolheules OF Shakespeare. The club
mas reorganized with the following mem
Ders: Mrs. Annie Waring Mrs. James II
Hunter, Mrs. Alfred Mills, Miss johnson,
MISS Mollie Johnson, Miss Maggie Owens
MISS Emmie Lawton, Miss Mary Lamar
MISS Bessie Ward, Miss Johnston. Miss
Ssnille johnston, Miss Gertrude Weed.
Miss Kate Brigham and Miss T,ncv
Grafton Hull.
one of the latest fads as souvenirs for
holiday gifts is the Isabella coin. RECENTLY
minted by order of the congress of the
United States, at the request of the hoard
/ OF lady managers of the worlds fair n
I seems the idea of floating these coins is
i 10 commemorate the fact that board of
/ women was. for the first time called bv
the government to take official part in
/ the Columbian exposition and also To
/ honor the great Queen Isabella whose
/ portrait it bears. These coins are heinz
useo as school prizes, and also as charms
4 lot watch chains, for lace pins and scarf
pms and even linked together to form
ueIls' isabella, with her coins and
/ herolne-role in the popular comic onera
/ 1892. is rivalling Napoleon in the interest
! now manifested in him. While he is fur
/ nishing interesting subject matter for the
/ magazine writer's. Isabella is being sung
whistled and coined.
One of the most interesting social
/ events Of next week will be the entertain
! ment at the Guards hall given under the
] auspices of the Bishop BeCkwitb Pare
/ chial Aid Society of Christ church Tba
! entertainment will consist Of living films
/ trations of poems and tableaux. The de-
4 butantes and eN-debutantes have kindly
consented to assist, and they will renre-
sent the Illustrations. With the galaxy
OF fair women, well set and with profess
sional stage effect, the entertainment will
no doubt be pleasing in effect and inter
estlng in the subjects presented.
DR., and Mrs. William H. Elliott have TO-
sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Celia Peronneau Elliott.
TO Mr.. Clifford Carlton of New York
| The ceremony will take place at Christ
church next Tuesday evening. Mr.. Carl
ton is one of New York's promising art
lists, and has already made an enyiable
| reputation by his illustrations in Life. in
one of Miss wilkins novels and other pub-
/ lications
The Daughters of the Revolution held a
meeting at the residence of the Regent.
Mrs. +. w. Meldrim, on Madison Square
The plan of study for the winters work
was mapped out, which consists of a
course OF American history.
The engagement is announced of Miss
| Rosie Cohen of this city to Mr. Henry
! Maybaum of Philadelphia Two recep-
lions were rendered yesterday in compli-
ment of the occasion. One reception was
| given in Philadelphia, where the bride and
| groom-elect are at present residing. An
| other reception was given at the resi-