The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-30


I Oppenheimer. Mr.. H. @. Turner, Dir. X
I X. Sloat.
The marriage Of Miss Carrie Inglesby to
Mr. Arthur Simmons. both Of Charleston.
last Thursday evening. was large and
. brilliant affair and of interest 20 many in
this city, az both bride and groom have
many friends in Savannah
SIR John Carswell spent the holidays In
the city. the guest of friends.
"A entertainment was given at the home
of Mrs. Ruth on Duffy street last Thurs
day evening The guests We're Miss Flor
ence Stewart. Misses Agnes and jamie
Ambrose. Miss Rossie Schafer. Miss Bees
sic Turner. Mr.. James Smith. Dir. John
Andescey. Nr. ". .. Wen. Mr.. Thomas
Benson and Mr.. John Morton.
Mr.. IT. " Branch, Jr., is spending the
holidays al home
Miss Katherine Stiles left last Friday for
Brunswick. where she viii spend several
weeks visiting relatives; on her return
she Will be accompanied by Miss Belle
Stiles. who viii be among the winters
visitors in Savannah.
Misses katherine and Freda Rauers are
spending the holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Lawton. Jr., are in
New York.
Miss Albert Hull is spending the holt
days at hone.
Mr. James Houston formerly Of Savan-
NAH now of Washington. Ga, is visiting
relatives al the Isle of Hope. during the
holidays.
Miss Ida May has returned from Flor
ida. where she has been visiting friends.
Mrs. w II. Powell left last Thursday
for Tennille TO spend the holidays with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simmons of Charles
Il 10 he, Ia St
at the DeSoto.
Mr.. T. Newell West will give a buck
board drive on Tuesday.
Mr.. Adams Ganahi spent several days in
Augusta last week with relatives.
Mrs. Banks and Miss Floride Banks are
in Charleston visiting relatives and were
present at the ENTHUSIASTICALLY we'd
ding in that city last Thursday evening.
Miss Georgia McAlpin Of New York is
visiting her sisters the Misses McAlpin on
South Broad street.
A soiree was given last Friday evening
at Yonge's hail by Miss Brownies dancing
class; Rosenfeld's orchestra supplying the
music.
The first entertainment of the Lyceum
which occurs Thursday evening will be
one Of the largest affairs Of the week and
the han VIII probably be filed with an
appreciative audience Mr.. Leland Pow
ers who is highly complimented on his
ability as lecturer will take the popular
David Copperheld as his subject, present
ing i'm attractive style, conversations and
"reminiscences of little Emily, the Micaw-
bers and other interesting characters. The
subject heing popular one, will no doubt
Ill the hall and the Lyceum will open with
an enthusiastic beginning.
Mrs. J. t. Minis entertained last Fri
naN evening In commitment "a Misc a
ricn Boggs. Misses Thomas and the
Messrs. Thomas of Athens. -Four recita-
lions were presented by Miss Lily Selig
for the entertainment of the guests
Mrs. Aaron Ferst entertained at lunch
con last Wednesday at Mrs. Bannon's in
compliment to the visiting ladies' in the
city, Mrs Berg of Philadelphia, Mrs. II.
liirsch of Philadelphia, Mrs. Il. Falk Of
New York, Mrs. Isaac Meinhard of New
York Mrs. Loewenberg OF Natchez, Miss,
Miss Edna Falk of New York, Miss Josie
Hyams of New Orleans. Miss Eisman of
st. Louis and Miss Janet Meinhard
The Hibernian Division, No. >, A. O. H.
give an entertainment tomorrow evening
at their hall. Rosenfeld's orchestra furn-
ishing the music.
Mrs. w W. Rogers. Jr., entertained the
Married Womens Club last Friday after
noon with a very elaborate and beautiful
card party The first prize, China tea
pot was won by Miss Rhetta Johnston
the second prize, a piece of bric-a-brac,
was won by Miss Mary Hoist. Besides the
members of the club the other guests
We're: Mrs. G. L. Cope, Jr., Mrs. W. II.
mSchley, Mrs. Henry McAlpin. Mrs. Tracy
: Hunter. Miss Abbie Orme, Miss Bessie
Ward. Miss Mollie Johnson, Miss Rhetta
4 Johnson, Miss Mann Brigham and Miss
Mary Hoist.
/ Miss Belle Daniel gave a buck-b board
/ drive to Greenwich last Wednesday. Her
guests were Miss Rauers. Miss Huger
Miss Warheld, Miss Johnston, Miss Charl-
+ ton, Miss Blois, Miss Chisholm. Miss Mis-
/ bet Miss Conner. Miss Walter Miss Ham
mond, Miss Hull. Miss Hartridge, Miss
Guerard and others
+ Among the music attractions of the near
future will be a piano recital and lecture
/ by Mr.. Edwin Baxter Perry. the blind
! pianist on Tuesday. Jan D, at the music
rooms of Ludden 6 Bates.
Miss Sarah Mills entertained last Tues
/ day evening. Among the guests were.
Miss Walter, Miss Lynah, Miss White
Miss Nisbet. Miss Haskell. Miss Hopkins
! Miss Rauers Miss Whitehead: Mr. Has
4 5ell, Mr.. Mercer, Mr.. Chisholm, Mr. Nc
Keathan, Mr.. Guerard, Mr.. Butler. Mr.
Read. Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Whitehead. Mr.
/ Young. Mr.. Hopkins, ILr. Nydegger and
others.
The Christmas music at ST. Johns
( church will be repeated to-day The music
was much admired last Tuesday and il
( will be heard with much pleasure a sec
ond time.
. 4 breakfast last Tuesday morning at
! Mrs. Bannon's, Thunderoolt, was attend
ed by the following: Miss Hyams of
Natchez, Miss. Miss Eisman of St Louis.
Miss Hecht, Miss Engel; Mr. Moses
I Guckenheimer, Mr.. Nat Solomons. Mr.. NJ.
Hyams, Jr., and Mr. Theodore Quicken
/ helmer.
Mrs. H. Fax and Miss Edna Falk of
New York are the guests of Mrs. Einstein.
Mrs. r. Q, Cassels and her mother, Mrs
W. NJ Lowry are the guests of Mr.. A.
Gordon Cassels, No. log IL Macon street.
The past week has been filled not only
with society events, but Christmas trees
have absorbed much attention and given
| much pleasure. One of the prettiest and
most abundantly supplied with good things
was one at the Catholic Library hall last
Monday afternoon for the benefit of chill
dren who might not otherwise have had
any visit from Santa Claus. A tree of the
same nature was given last Christmas