The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-15

( Miss Josie Hodges, Misses Tyson. Miss
I Carrie Sweat, Miss G. Wilson, Miss Nellie
! Turner. Mr.. W. 5. Strobhar, J. l. Cor
/ don. K. d. baltimore, W. baltimore, Tom
/ Walker ". L. GraysOn. Glen Grady, S,
/ l. BaEget. Fred Garden, 5. L. Turner.
! Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Gibson have re-
| turned from their bridal tour to Washing
/ ton and are residing at 81 Bull street.
/ Mrs Adam Everyly, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Taylor Wal
| thour, at the residence of Mrs. Edward
j. Thomas, on Liberty street
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Dale have issued
cards announcing the marriage of their
I daughter, Miss LOuettc Dale, TO Mr..
| William Wilson Osborne on Wednesday
morning. April II, at II 80 o'clock. MIR.
and Mrs Osborne viii be at home after
May 10 at No. 20 South Broad street.
Miss Rosa Mccormick, of Charleston,
who was the guest of MIR. and Mrs I. r.
Chapeau, returned home last Friday.
Miss Alice Marie Curtis. Of Colum bus.
Ga. and Miss May Woodward, of Rich
mOnd Va, are the guests of Miss Alice
May Connerat
Mai. w. A. Wilkins, of Waynesboro,
entertained on his naptha launch, the
Moselle, last Tuesday, in compliment to
Miss Louise Nicely and Miss Mary Clarke,
VI -fNf' Va n
Mrs. W w. Gordon, who attended the
Congress of Colonial Danes in Washing
ton, is now visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Wayne Parker, at Newark, n. J.
DR. and Mrs. Graham left last Friday
for New York.
Mr.. Edward Mcintyre has issued cards
TO the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Annie Elizabeth Mcintyre, to MIR. Robert
Lee Colding, on next Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock at St. Johns church.
Mr. William Morel entertained at din
ner on Friday evening" the date of his
2lst anniversary. Those present were:
Messrs, Karl +. Andersen, w. w. CHS
holm. Jr., X. G. Fleming, Jr, G.. G. An
derson, Jr, H. A. Crane, Jr., George
Wayne, 7. Lloyd Owens. {. J. Hunter, j.
Tattnau Charlton, Thomas Purse, George
Freeman, Edward G. Mercer and George
O. Haskell.
The public are pleased to know that
the Kirmess will be repeated at an early
date, and that many participants who ex-
pected TO be out of the city, will either
return or stay over for the occasion.
Mrs. w. w. Gordon, Jr., will again act
as queen of the Kirmess, which is a salts
faction to all. Her queenly presence and
regal gown well fit her for the position.
Miss Meta Harden will also take her
part sas PocahOntas, which was so
warmly applauded.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
past week was straw ride, given at
Thunderbolt, last Monday afternoon.
Among those in the party were: Misses
Leila Rembert, Cox, Haslam Jean Tag
CART, Schwab, Messrs. Mcdowell, Dem
mond, Brennan, DR.. DeGaugh, Fleming
Taggart, Sheppard, and many others.
Mrs. p. A. Stovall returned from Wash
ipUfOu Ia st FRIDAY 1Uhppa che N
the Congress of the Colonial Danes
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Frost have returned
to Charleston for the summer
Missg Maud Ferrill d'Antignac received
Thursday April II from until O clock,
in honor of Mrs. Robert Foote Griggs, of
Waterbury, Conn. Those receiving with
Miss. d 'Antignac were Mrs. Il. r. Griggs.
Mrs. T. j. Charlton. Mrs. John Heard
Hunter, Miss Branch, Miss Ingram, Miss
Meta Ha rden, Miss Maj Owens; DR.. S.
Latimer Phillips, Mr.. Shelby, Mr.. Haynes,
Mr.. Edwin Richmond, MIR. Demere
Cunningham, Mr.. L. t. Hubbell and
MIR. A. d'Antignac, Jr. Among the
guests present were Miss Conner Mrs
Mathew CUNNINGHAM, Jr., Mrs. George
Cope, Mrs. James Hunter. Miss Walter,
MissiWoodb Miss X. Brigham, Miss
jamie Cunningham, Miss Shears0n,
Miss Chisholm, Miss Huger, Miss Styles,
1't.S' 1h1Iuu my "diu, MISS - bdbJey,
Miss Myers, Miss Lester, Miss Jessie
Anderson, Miss Grace Bernard, Miss
Mills, Miss Annie Jones, Miss Bewick,
Mrs. Murray Nc e. Stewart. Miss Cor
rine Hayward, Miss Failie Myers
Mrs WOodtn, ana many others
Miss Evangeline Peck, the charming
daughter of Mr. Walter B. Peck, of
South Egremont, Mass, who has spent
the past two weeks in Savannah a guest
of Miss Mary Blum, at the residence of
Capt. Blum, will leave in company with
Capt. Blum and daughter for the North
on the Kansas City to-day.