The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-25

Miss Constance FinneN of Virginia,
/ who has been visiting in the city, re-
turned home last Tuesday.
The invitations are out 20 the soiree Ia
be given on next THURSDAY evening at the
/ De Soto The SOiree Clubs great acqui-
sltion TO savannah society, ana this is the
( last solree of the season. and will be a
/ very large and brilliant event.
I Mr.. Henry Meredith Beck, of Wilkes.
barre, Pa. is in the city.
! Miss Lucy Huger, Of Charleston. will
arrive on Wednesday, aud will be the
I guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Huger, Jr, on
/ Harris street.
/ Miss Dora Asher, of Griffin, Ca. is
/ visiting in the city
| Miss Virginia Cunningham was the
/ guest Of Miss Matte Backus, at Isle of
/ Hope last Thursday
! The ancient landmark. the theater,
! upon which glistens the inscription
Built in SIS, ~ and upon which time has
| laid its ravaging hand, and which has
been left far in the past by the progress
/ i've improvements of the present time
l This relic of former DAYS is soon to be
filled with Savannah society, both on the
stage and in the audience. The public
mas clamored vOciferously. and in YAM
for fresh covering on the floor and repairs
/ generally The new curtain was appre-
ciated and admired, and now young ladies'
taking part in the Kirmess request that
the dressing rooms be made more inviting
and behind the scenes generally, to be
improved before the da-es fixed for the
Kirmess
Mrs. w. w. Rogers will entertain at
card party on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs j. d. Weed have issued
invitations for Wednesday evening, when
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daughter, Miss Gertrude Weed
Master Percy Linwood has made many
friends while in the city, and has charmed
al his hetrers by his sweet, clear and
wonderful voice. He has won a reputa-
tion for himself that promises to increase
rs he grows older He is gifted with a
ready ear for music, ana so his career
promises TO be brilliant one in the mu-
steal world.
The Harmonic Club compllmented the
children last Tuesday afternoon and
evening with a ball which was one Of the
gayeSt scenes of the weeks social events
The ball was given at the Guard S
Armory, and dancing to the strains of
Cobb's orchestra was enjoyed by the
young people The committee in charge
made brilliant success of the ball. as
the happy faces of the girls and boys
could testify.
There are some half dozen weddings to
take place after Easter, which will be
important events in sOciety's record
The series Of tableaux to be given by
the Kings Daughters Circle No. ~ on
Friday evening, March 30, at the Masonic
hall, are taken from the legends of the
Alhambra, so beautifully and WILDLY
portrayed by the pen of Washington Irv-
ing. The ruins of the luxurious palace of
the Moorish king of Granada, where
grace and magnificence once held court.
still stand, mute witnesses Of decaycd
grandeur Among the musical attrac-
tlons at this entertainment, will be the
Mandolin club, and the favorites. Mrs.
tlnnie, Miss Caruthers, Mr.. Julian
Walker Mr. Drummond, vocalists and
Miss Coburn, pianist
MIR. James M. Barnard. Jr.. and
daughters have been visiting places of in
terest in Florida during the past week
Miss Tinsley. of Macon, will arrive this
week, and will be the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. F. G. duBignon.
Mrs. j. Rauers is in Baltimore speud-
ing the Easter holidays with her daugh-
tiers, who are attending school there
Mrs. w. H. Powell and children left last
Friday on the steamer Alpha for Darien
to attend the wedding of Mr. f. J. Dean
and Miss Minnie Roughen. which will
Miss Helen Marshall will arrive in the
city this week and will be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Nisbet
Miss Carrie Ryals left last week for
Baltimore to visit the family of Mr.. w.
$. G,avan.
Miss Anna Sumner is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Nisbet
Tho band of Willing Workers will give
another OF their delightful receptions on
next Tuesday afternoon al the residence
of Mrs. ). Herman, at 1853 Jones street
| This may probably be the las. of these
series OF afternoon receptions that have
continued during the winter, and which
have been such a pleasure to all who
! attend. The brightly lit rooms, with the
! artstlc lamps and flowers, were an at
traction that proved irresistible, as the
well filed rooms could testify.
The sidwakes in Savannah are not past
recall or improvement and the Pavement
in front of Gen. A II. LawtOn' S residence.
is substantial proof that these ancient
sidewalks can be improved.
Miss Gertrude Clarke is the ruestof Mr.
and Mrs. T. s. Wylly
Miss Mary Clarke of New York is the
guest of the Misses Nicely, on Jones
street.
Mrs. w f. May and Miss Ida Nav
have returned from trip TO Florida.
Miss Margaret Weed, daughter of
Bishop Weed, of Florida, will be the
guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
| Weed
Miss Ray Hamburger, of Chicago, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs A. Ferst,
returned to her home last Friday.
Mrs. c. 3. Malone entertained last
! Tuesday evening. The guests were Miss
Mary Clarke, of New York, Miss Louise
Nicely, Mrs. Huger, Miss Laurie Harris
/ and Miss Brigham.
Mrs. Charles II. Dixon has returned
| home after n visit to Washington and
| several northern cities
Mrs. j. w. bearing and Miss Marion
bearing, who have made many friends i'm
the city during their stay, left last even
ing for Baltimore
Mrs. A. L. We'll has returned home from
Atlanta after visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Hirsch
Miss lne1 Cbapeau, of Charleston. will
arrive in the city this week, ana will be
the guest OF her uncle, DIR. j.. d. Martin.
Misses Emmic and Susie Jaudon enter