The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-23

Minis, Miss Julia Nicely, Mr. and Mrs. ].
Il. b. Beckwith, Mr.. Abram Minis, Mr..
Sybrant and Capt Carter.
Mr. James r. Stewart has issued invi-
tations To the marriage Of his daughter
Miss Ruth Stewart 20 Mr.. William Ridgely
Leaken, on Thursday evening, Dec q,
at clock at the Independent Presby-
terrain church. The ceremony at the
church will be followed by a reception
at the residence. This will be one Of the
largest affairs of this week, and one of
the most notable events of the season,
owing to the great popularity of both
bride and groom elect No southern belle
has reigned with more unwavering popu-
larity than Miss Ruthie Stewart. She
possesses the happy faculty of making
and retaining strong friendships, Of an
initiating any spirit of rivalry among
her girl friends. and of establishing
feeling of comradship among her coterie
of friends. who frequent her always pop
ular home. Her tact, good taste, Iowa
BILE disposition and fascinating manners.
have made her an ideal woman. Would
that there We're more like her. Mr.. Lea
ken is among the most prominent, ener-
getic and rising lawyers in the city;
coming of one of Maryland's best fami-
lies, he has furthered the ancestral rep
utation by his cOurtly manner and gent
ality.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. P. Crisfeld have re-
turned from their northern trip and will
be at home to their friends after Jan.
l, at No. 90 Hall street.
Miss Gertrude Clark arrived from New
York last week.
Miss Nan duBignOn is at home for the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs George ]. Baldwin will entertain
with dancing next Tuesday evening in
compliment to Miss Marion Boggs and
Misses Edith and Gertrude Thomas and
Messrs. Bogg of Athens, who will spend
the holidays with Mr. and Mrs Baldwin
Mr.. Charles duBignon is at home from
New York for the holidays
Miss Bessie Mills and Miss Hattie
Mrs. George Cope, on Hull street.
Miss Hattie Hull and Miss Nina Hull
leave this week to visit friends in the
north.
Miss Willie duBose will spend the hoH-
days in Florida visiting st. Augustine
and Jacksonville.
Miss Annulette Stubs will entertain
next Thursday evening.
Miss Ada Hull spent several days in the
city last week, the guest of Miss Maggie
Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Carleton will
William Elliott before leaving for New
York, where they will reside.
Miss Marie Blois will entertain next
Friday evening.
Mr. Craig Barrow has arrived from
Athens and will spend the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pope Barrow,
on Jones street.
Miss Elise Haskell of Atlanta and Miss
Rosa McBee of Columbia, 5. c., will
spend the holidays with Miss Sallie Has
kell.
Mr. Jack Rauers has arrived from the
north, and will spend the holidays at
! home.
Miss jamie Cunningham is entertain
ing a few guest with house party at her
fathers plantation on the Ogeechee. The
guests are: Mrs. and Mrs. T. NJ. Cum
bingham, Jr., chaperoning; Miss Florence
McAlpin, Miss Virginia Cunningham, Miss
Lima Woodbridge, Miss Elizabeth Has
kell. Mr.. a. $ Haines, Mr.. Il. J. Read
/ Mr.. A l., Alexander Mr.. ii. W. Johnson
and Mr. Wylly Woodbridge. The party will
return to the city tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Ravenel and family
viii spend the holidays at Monks Corner,
NJ. e. f. c. Habersham will spend the
/ Christmas holidays with his sister, Mrs.
/ Colquitt, in Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Charles Schley has come from Law
| renceville to spend the holidays.
This week will be filled with society
| events of Importance tea, a reception.
/ several smaller entertainments and nu-
/ merous sweet sixteen parties will about fiji
! the week with all the engagements it can
| hold for the society deVotee. They also
/ will take time to assist at Christmas trees
| for the benefit of the children, who would
otherwise fail 10 have a visit from Santa
/ Claus. There are many trees of this nat
ure to be given this week, proving the
1 fact that society is not unmindful of the
! happiness of those less fortunate.
Mr. r. NJ Huh will spend several DAYS
| at Pineora for the shooting meet.
Mr. Wayne Cunningham has arrived
from the north to spend the holidays at
/ home.
Mr.. Ormond Strong. Mr. Paschal Strong
and Mr. Frank Chambers have arrived
/ from Yale to spend the holidays at home.
/ Mr. George c. Hayward. Jr.. Mr. Will
/ lam Dancy and Mr.. c. r. Haskell have
come down from Athens to spend the holt
days at home
Miss Lena Hilmeth of Atlanta is visit
ing Mrs, c. Y. White at 203 Anderson
/ street
Mrs. j. E. Dickens of Sanford. Fla. ar
rived in the city last Tuesday TO visit
/ her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Parsons Elliott
! viii spend the Christmas holidays with
Judge and Mrs. William p. Harden
The first meeting of the Saturday club
/ viii be held Jan. -.
The 'Jaunita Social club" entertained
I its members and guests with an oyster
| roast at Isle of Hope on Wednesday even
/ ing. Those present We're: Mn and Mrs
/ j. w. Rouk, Rev. and Mrs. T. j. Shin
/ man We're the chaperones; others present
We're: Misses Emma and Nettie Timer.
/ Miss Annie Davis, Miss Ella Lane. Miss
( Carrie Lloyd. Miss Maud Cox. Miss Maud
/ Harden, Miss Pauline Arnold, Miss Chat
/ tie Smith, Miss Marie Dupon, Miss Gene
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