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

! Miss Julla Hunter, Miss Elizabeth Gilbert,
| Miss Nsykelle Gilbert, Miss Cattle Ellis,
| Miss Mamie stillweI. Miss Susie Brooks.
| Miss Stella HEupt. Miss Esa Haupt, Miss
1 Helen BixsR. Miss Sophie Meldrim, Miss
/ JAMIE NIelsr.m. Miss Ada Hunter, Miss
| Anna EEL. Miss Gussie Wssds Miss Rosa
| hnds weeds. Miss Stella Eailey, Miss An
I ME Jshpssn Miss Constance Chestnut,
/ Miss Lila NisAsis. Miss Fansy Bsyd.
! Masters Campbell. Craustou, jshn
! Conner, Tom johnson. AvsrilI Crane. Yulea
! Daucy. Cst-by Jones, Charles Msekall
/ Howard Hsinss. Gussie and KinEman
/ White, Harvey Gilbert. Charley Ellis, Ed
/ win Carssn, Cordsn Carson, Spencer Cen
! nerst and Fsrt Hsnn0nd.
Mrs Sarah ?. Fry has issued invita-
/ tons to the marriage Of her daughter
! Miss Minnie Clara, TO Mr.. James WoStsn
| Grantham, Wednesday evening. Nov. e.
at half past eight s'cIock, at her residence
on Castor street.
The soiree given last Thursday by the
Social Club at Yonse's hall, was one Of
the large social affairs Of the week. The
dancing to Rosenfeld's orchestra was kept
up until the usual hour. when Home
| Sweet Home" disbanded the dancers.
Mr. Walter Eelsinser has returned to the
city from Swarthmore college near Phil
adelphia.
Miss Callie Lyons was complimented last
Thursday evening by her young friends
with a surprise party. About twenty lit
tie guests made merry in the hospitaoe
rooms which rang with their merriment.
Invitations are out to the marriage sf
Miss Jennie SCHNEIDER and Mr. Aaron Guth-
man Of Atlanta, Wednesday, Nov. Il at
O'Clock, at the Temple.
The following account Of the marriage
OF popular visitor to this city, Is taken
from the Augusta Evening News: A very
charming welding ppCuYraJ ar the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs r. b. Morris on TelfaiP
street, when their second daughter, Miss
Julia Ward Morris. was united in marriage
to MIR. Robert Edwin Sherman of Chat
tanooga, Tenn. The ceremony was per-
formed blythe Rev. Mr.. Bigham The par
lors were hastily decorated with groups
of palms and cut flowers. The first to en-
ter the parlors We're two little girls daiutily
goWned in pink and fairly-like in appear
ance, little Constantia Brigham, bearing
on silver tray the wedding ring, and little
Eugenia Bigham carrying the Methodist
discipline. They We're followed by the at
tendants, Miss Susie Jaudan of Savannah
with MIR. Harry Richardson of Savannah
Miss Fannie Germany OF Savannah with
Mr. Frank Morris of Savannah, brother Of
the bride. Miss Louise Morris
sister of the bride with Mr.
John T. Bailey of Chattanooa.
Miss Sadie Brown, maid of honor, entered
lie NJ W.
Henry Grady Parks of CHATTANOOGA the
bride with her father, Mr.. r. b. Morris
the brides gown was an elegant crea ton
of white crepe de chine en- train elabora ely
trimmed with point de esprit lace ma
satin ribbon. The veil of hlmv illusion
was fastened to the hair with bride roses
and fell in graceful folds. completely en-
veloptng her handsome figure. She ear
ried bunch of bride roses tied with long
white satin ribbons. The brides maids
were gowned in white and carried punches
| of La France roses tied with pink rib
bons.
MISS Marg ret Vernon Stiles is in Oar. n
the guest Of Mss Marion schmidt
Miss Jennie May has returned from
visit TO Scotia, S. c.
Miss Arnold OF Princeton is the guest
OF Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Lanier on Duffy
street.
Mr. and Mrs w r. Thipgen are spend
ing few months in New Orleans.
Miss Fannie Howard returned to the
city last Tuesday, from Baltimore on the
d. Fl. Miller.
Mrs. NJ. Copper Pope of Washington, D.
C.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. J. Bald
win, on Han street.
Mr. Arthur Beverly Elicit is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Rogers in New York
state, but will return to the city this week
Among the social events of this week
win be a bail given Wednesday evening at
Odd Fellows hall, by the "Chebrah Germ
| luth Hased." 1t viii be their fifth an
nual BAN. and there viii be dancing to
Rosenfeld's orchestra.
Mrs. Henry McAlpin returned last Mon
day from New York.
Mr.. Louis Collat spent several days last
/ week in Darien.
Mr.. George L. Appleton and Miss Mary
Appleton returned from New York last
Monday night, and are residing with Mrs
! Phillips on Lafayette square.
/ The wedding Of Miss Mamie Lois Will
! Jams and Mr.. W. Bishop Alexander will
/ occur on next Wednesday, Nov II, at
| high noon, at the home of the brides
| sister, Mrs John Harper DAWSON, in Au-
| gusta. Only the near relatives and IT,
! innate friends of the family viii he pres
emit Miss Williams has relatives in this
city where she has visited, making friends
here as she docs everywhere.
Mr.. Albert Mitchell sailed last Friday on
| the Kansas City for New York, where
/ he contemplatcs residing in the future.
Mrs. J. II. johnson is visiting friends in
/ Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. c. y. Brandt and children have re-
turned from Hastings-on-the Hudson and
other northern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. duBignon viii en-
, terrain next Thursday evening in comp-
ment to their daughter, Miss Caro- du-
| Bignon.
Yonge's hall was the scene of another
ball last Friday evening, where the dan
GERS were inspired by Rosenfelds or
| chestra.
Miss Gerald Carruthers is in Daren.
Mss Jessie Chisholm entertained some
dozen or more guests last Tuesday even
'ng in her usual informal and delightful
style Miss Chisholm is one Of the most
popular hostesses in Savannah, and her
coterie OF friends always enjoy her even
ings at home"
Miss Bessie Ward will return from Bal
| timore this week.
Mrs. T. A. We'll returned from New
York last Monday.
Mr. james b. West is in Baltimore.
Miss Hattie saussy has returned from
New York,
Mrs Arthur Well is in the city at the
De Soto.
Miss Enslc has returned from New
I York