The morning news., 1894-06-17

| Tel y zee.
Misses Katherine and Frieda Rauers
! have returned from Baltimore. where
they have been attending school at Madam
La Febre's.
Miss Beatrice Adams, of Augusta, was
| in the city few days last week on her
way to New York and Canada to spend
| the summer
Mrs. George J. Kollock and Mrs. NJ. c.
| Kollock and children left yesterday for
| Woodlands their summer home in
Habersham county.
DIR. and Mrs. c. N. Brandt and children
left last Tuesday for New York and will
| be present at the Mills-Brandt wedding
| at Hastings-on-the-Hu
Among the guests at the Dough 5v-Alex-
! ander wedding last Thursday CIV ming in
| Augusta were Miss Nellie Baldwin, Mr.
| A. h. Lawton, Jr., Mr.. George j. Baldwin
/ and Mr.. I. NJ. Fleming
Among the society events of the past
| week was the picnic to Warsaw of St
! Pauls Episcopal Sunday school The
Alpha was well filled with the merry
picnickers and the day one of happiness
| and merriment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl L. Brandt have is
| sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Eloise Coe, to Mr.. Charles
| b. Mills, on Tuesday afternoon, June 26,
at o'clock, at the Reformed church,
Hastings-on- the Hudson, New York.
] Among the visitors at the Cottage Club
| last week were: MIR. Abram Minis, Col and
| Mrs. William Garrard, Mr. and Mrs. G. j
! Baldwin. Miss Laurie Harris. Mr.. H. d.
! Stevens and Mr.. Arthur Haines. The
! club was opened last Tuesday and is in
charge Of Mrs. Bannon.
Rev. 5. A. Goodwin, D. D, lectured
| Tuesday evening, June 10. at Hephzibah
/ for the benefit of the HephHbah high
school commencement. His theme was
| Ideal Womauhood. " All who attended
! We're more than repaid by hearing this
| famous lecturer, says the Augusta Even
| ing News.
Cards have been received in the city
announcing the marriage of Dr. William
| 5. Hamilton and Miss Esther Mears, on
June 20 at st. Johns Episcopal church,
| Sandwich, Ontario. DR.. Hamilton is the
| elder son of Mr. Samuel p. Hamilton, of
this city. MIR. and Mrs. Hamilton will
| reside in Wheeling, w. Va, where he is
| located in the practice of his profession.
! his friends in Savannah extend their
| warmest congratulations.
The Christ Church Episcopal Sunday
school excursion to Warsaw next Tues
| day will be prominent among the society
events of the week The Alpha will
| leave the wharf ABOUT O'Clock The
boat has room for others besides the Sun
| day school scholars, and tickets NAV be
obtained, as the public is invited to,attend.
| savannah will present a deserted ap-
pearance, as all who can wiIsattend The
! gay revelers at Warsaw.
Among the society events of Augusta in
the past week, was the wedding of Miss
| Elizabeth Alexander to Mr.. llewellyn
Goode Doughty, at the Broadway Metho-
dist church. The beautifully decorated
| church and the twelve attendants and re-
ceptlon guests gaveia brilliant effect. The
bride was exquisitely attired in a gown of
pearl white mOire and chiffon, made with
a short but graceful train. The bodice
was cut high, with large leg o'mutton
| sleeves the oirtha of chiffon ornamented
with bows of moire ribbon. After the
ceremony the bridal party and friends re-
paired TO the palatial home of Mai. Alex.
ander, on lower Broadway, where an ele.
CANT reception was rendered them. Mr.
and Mrs Doughty left on the II O'Clock
train for New York, where they will
spend several weeks.
The commencement of Mr. Crowther's
school Tor boys, last Friday night at the
| Guard armOry hall, was an event OF
much interest, and of social importance
to the young people, who enjoved a dance
after the exercises. Fair girls gowned in
white, with touch of. colored ribbons
futtermg to the strains of the band,
made glad the young students who grace
fully did the part of hosts. Many chape
rons remained among them We're Mrs. p.
w. Meldrim, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. T. S.
Wayne, Mrs. NJ. Maclean, Mrs. Boyd,
Mrs. j. I. Dent, Mrs. Annie Waring.
Among those dancing were: Miss
Albert Hull, Miss Frances Charl-
ton, Miss Edith Johnston, Miss
Eliza Chisholm, Misses Rauers, Miss
Mary Conner, Miss Belle Daniels
/ Miss Frances Walter. Misc -,
Miss Annulette Stubbs, Miss May du-
Bignon, Miss Edith Robinson. Miss Fan
ME Meldrim, Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim
Miss Missie Hull, Miss Daisy Bryan
Miss Grace Kinks, Miss Jessie Chisholm
Miss Elise Huger, Miss Sallie Haskell
Mr. Iyrel Morgan, Mr. Stein Bryan, Mr.
Paul Haskell, Jr, Mr.. Charles Haskell
Mr. George Haskell, Mr.. Richard Charl
ton, Mr.. William Chisholm, Jr., Mr.
Lloyd Owens, Mr. G. G. Anderson, Jr.
Mr.. r. G. Fleming, Jr. MIR Robert |,
Mercer, Jr., Mr.. Edward Mercer, Mr..
Wylly Woodbridge and others. Refresh
ments were served, and the evening was
one of pleasure and happy memories.
Mr.. John f. Lubs and Misses Minnie
ana Louise Lubs leave next Tuesday fol
New York.
Miss Hunter. of Columbus, is the guest
OF Miss Kate Bussey, on Charlton street
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Dixon are at
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
Miss Lizzie Waller leaves next Tues.
day for New York to be away all the
summer. She will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Abrams while in that city
Miss Louise Barnard left last Friday
for Griffin, TO visit Miss Bessie Mills.
Mr.. Palmer Axon has returned from
Griffin, where ne has been since the en-
campment.
Mr.. lose T. Pedro has returned from
Havanah and leaves next Tuesday for
| New York
The DOLLS Kirmess," last THURSDAY
| afternoon at the residence of MIR. and
| Mrs T. +. johnson on CASTOR street, was
I a successful affair. The artistic rooms
were made particularly attractive and
were filed with an interested audience.
| Besides the dolls tableaux there were
fancy dances By Miss Cora johnson. Miss
Stella Bailey and Miss Edith Robinson /;
| recitations by Miss Bessie Krauss and
| Miss Edith Robinson all which increased
! the pleasure aud success Of the entertain