The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-01

The most important and brilliant event
Of society in the past week was the JACK
sou-Aru0.d wedding last " eduesCay even
ing The occasion was one OF interest,
not only % a large number Of friends, but
the cts ia general was in hutter over
the marriage Of one Of its ideal women.
The beautiful character and attractive
personality OF Miss Louise Arnold were
the subject Of general admiration. Link
iug her life, as she has. with that Of
missionary % far away country, leaving
home. friends and family for a life Of IN
certainty. constitutes her a modern hero
he. and MAKES one wish there were
more women Ike her, not TO 90
u China but ike her. 70 go
unfinchingly about the duties Of life. She
Will be missed in Savannah by many, who
send after her all possible good wishes,
and we're il not too lar across the water.
the henCshake OF sympathetic interest
would be extended 10 her in her new
work After the ceremony al Christ
church. q few friends and relatives were
invited % the house, which was filled with
dollhouse flowers. ferns and palms.
breathing their congratulations TO the
bride and groom and their welcome 10
the guests. Banks Of La France
roses nestled among the fresh green
ferns. and a bunch OF the deep
red Jacque-minot gave a pronounced
touch OF color among the background OF
green. The bride was lovely in her in
maculate white silk gown, and received
her guests with characteristic grace and
cordially Some Of those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston NJ Clinch, DR.. and
Mrs J. NJ. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Jackson. Mrs. J. II. Patton, Miss Jackson,
Miss Elijah beth Jackson, Miss Nina Jack
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip jackson, Mss
Martha jackson. all Of Newark, y. j. :;
Mrs. James II. Johnston, MIR and Mrs. T.
VI. Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. I. O.
Hunter. Mrs c. NJ. Cunningham. Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Wright Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ lie
I Hardy. MIR and Mrs. Paul T. Haskell,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ". Haskell. Mr..
and Mrs. George \. COsens. MIR. aud Mrs.
I Mr. and Mrs. II. Daniel, MIR and Mrs.
/ George /. Appleton, Mr.. ana Mrs. I. NJ
| Cunningham. Jr., Miss F'OOtman. Miss
/ Julie owens. Miss Adams. OF Augusta ;
| Miss Maud Thomas. Miss Meta Thomas,
| Miss Elsie Huger, Miss Elizabeth Has
/ kell, Miss Salle Haskell, Miss Ruthie
| Stewart. Miss jamie Cunningham, Mr.. A
/ 3. Elliott. Mr.. II. Il. Thomas. Mr.. L. c..
/ Haskell, Mr. G. O. Haskell, MIR. L. W.
! Haskell, Jr., and others.
/ The Misses Owens entertained last
! Monday afternoon at cards, in com
/ pliment 10 Miss Beatrice Adams, OF Au-
gusta The first prize a blue silk work
/ second prize, a silver hat pin, was won by
| Miss Elizabeth Haskell The other
/ guests were Miss Adams. Mrs. William
/ Hunter. Mrs r. NJ Cunningham. Jr.
Mrs. F'inhie, Mrs A. W Carmichael,
1 Mrs. T. G. Hunter, Miss Carmichael
] Miss Ruthie Stewart, Miss Maud Thomas,
4 Miss Meta Thomas Miss Elise Huger,
/ Miss Elizabeth Haskell. Miss SaLie
| HASKELL and Miss Kathleen Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence HanIey and
( little daughter are spending the summer
/ at Los Angeles, Cal, the former home Of
| Mrs Hauley Mr. Hanley IS, while there,
I playing with local stock company. Mr..
| Hauley has many friends in Savannah.
! who are always pleased 10 hear OF his sue
| cess and prosperity.
The annual prize drill OF the Savannah
| Busch Louayes' viii take place at War
I saw. July "A. and Will De one OF the larg-
est anu most important events Of the
/ month. The steamer viii leave from the
/ foot Of DraytOu street, a. - .. n, and
d large crowd is expected.
Mr. W F. Jackson, Mr. Charles jack
I son. Mr.. Oliver Jackson. Mr. Parker
D0dd. of Newark, \. J.. and Richard
Green, Of Newport, who we're attendants
! at the ia eks0n-Arnold wedding last
/ "Wednesday evening, have returned 70 the
| north They spent few days IN the
[ city, and while mere were at the De Soto.
Mr. W T. Hopkins entertained on the
| naphtha launch Mamie ". last Friday
/ afternoon a few guests with a short
! cruise around ThuuderDolt and Isle Of
/ Hope The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
I VI Hopkins. Miss Ruthie Stewart Mss
/ Florence AlcAlpin, Miss Leila Hill, Miss
/ Mamie Wilcox. Miss Emma Hopkins. Mr..
[ ". r. Leaken. DR.. L. r. WEIGH, MIR.
/ Charles Wilcox and Mr.. II. ". Johnson.
Mrs. Max Solomon and family left last
| week for New York, and viii spend the
I summer in the Catskill mountains.
Miss Julia Flsch, Of Augusta, passed
/ through the city last week Ell route for
New York. Miss Fliscn is one Of Ge0~-
cias most brilliant women; naturally
gifted with an unusual mind aud highly
cultivated, she IS one Of the literary
lights Of the times; her first BOOK,
Ashes OF Hopes was received and
fayorably criticised, and the puolic have
hoped for something else in book form
from this young author.
Mr. Stephen Rayenel went over 70
Burton last Friday TO spend several
weeks.
Miss Rosa Lilienthal left last week for
/ New YORK 10 spend the sumner north
/ Mss Lizzie Waller was present at The
I .Saeugerfest = at Madison Garden. New
York last week. where was heard tae
[ grand chorus OF thousands Of voices. and
some Of the finest voices in the world
were heard In solos
! Miss Rosa L. Woodberrv. one Of the eff
+ cieut corps OF teachers Of the Lucy COBB
Institute, is a. her home again On DEfr
street for the summer. ana for The present
is on the staff Of the Savannah Press.
. She is an active member Of the Woman 5
/ Press League OF Georgia and was present
/ a the meeting Of the league al Indian
I Springs a few weeks ago.
Mrs. J. g. Butler left last Friday for
/ New York.
/ Miss Joe Barclay, who was visiting
/ Miss Belle BrEuner. returned 70 her nome
( in Darien last Monday
/ Miss Jett Howard is IL Bedford City.
! Va. for the sumner months While
Z there she is taking the art course o: me
state normal school Tor teachers. and eE-
poets to 20 uor-a in TIE fal.
AIrs J II Gallaher has returned frou q
= visit 70 Augusta.
Mrs. y u. Armstrong AM Misses Cara
and Blossom Armstrong have ret- --e-
home. after 4 visit % relatives on caro-
lima Heights.
Master Andrew Fa.igal-. eyed -
years. has quite distinguished himself q.
. Sacred Heart Seminar. Sharon. Ca
where he has been attending sc-ol-
This young toy delivered the c8o-e1ce-
rrHu- VA afl L-t0r- received -ra 70 r.