The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01


velvet. with revers Of white and gold.
Mrs Edward Anderson wore black satin.
Mrs John Nisbets gown was Of black
velvet and white satin, with a violet
velvet bonnet. Mrs. Robert Anderson
wore black satin and white lace. The
wedding presents, of which there were
a great number, were beautiful. Many
cables from Europe and kilograms from
absent friends i'm all parts of this country
were received. adding congratulations 10
those of the guests who We're present.
Among the entertainments on Thanks
giving day was "a dinner given by the
bachelors at 112 Taylor street, at o'clock
in the evening. Mrs Munnerlyn chaper-
oned the party and the others present
We're Miss Elise Huger, Miss Elizabeth
Haskell Miss Lima Walter Miss Scotia
Walter, Miss Sarah Mills, Mr. Gordon
Harrison, Mr.. Robert G.. Harrison. Mr..
Jack Kinzie. Mr.. Raymond Butler, Mr..
William Butler. and Mr.. r.. O. Watkins.
The table was artistically decorated with
ia France roses, and each guest was pre-
scented with a satin ribbon souvenir. The
menu was an elaborate one, and would
have done credit to any house keeper.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Dent gave a din
ner party last evening i'm celebration of
their crystal wedding. The table decOra-
tons. which We're of La France roses and
maiden-hair ferns. were beautiful At
each place was a bouquet of roses The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs Fleming duBignOn, Mr. ana
Mrs }. Il. Beckwith, Mr. and Mrs. De
Renne, Mrs. Rauers and Mr.. W. II. Dan
iel
The most important entertainment Of
the coming week will be the annual char
ity ball, given by the ladies of the Louisa
Porter Home, for the benefit of the Sa-
Vannah poor. 1t will take place on Thurs
day, December the fifth, at the Guards
armorY. AS the best music in the city
will be procured for the occasion, and as
the ladies' themselves will prepare the
supper, its success seems assured.
Capt and Mrs. Mallory Page King of
Brunswick have issued Invitations to the
.laHm ~ IL NFaHa moo
Page. to Mr.. Henry b. MaXey, on Wednes-
day evening, Dec. L. at St. Marks church,
brunswick.
A wedding in which many savannah
people We're interested was that of Miss
Louie Nicely to Mr. William =. Deming
in Waynesboro on Tuesday evening. 1t
was home wedding at the residence OF
the brides brother, Mr.. Robert &. Nelly.
The bride wore a handsome travelling
dress of brown crepOn. Her only atte1-
dants were little Miss Moselle Nicely and
Miss Inez Jones. The house was decora-
ted beautifully for the occasion, and
great many guests were present, quite
number being from Augusta. After the
ceremony the bride and groom left :or
AsheYille and the Land of the Sky, Where
they viii spend some time before going
10 their home in Summit. n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. John Howkins of Balu-
more gave a delightful house party for
the Thanksgiving holidays to their guests,
Misses Maud Hayward and Miss Mamie
AIovNeIU and to Miss Annie Macleau,
Miss Anulette Stubs, who are at board
ing school in Baltimore. The young
guests greatly enjoyed a dance which
Mrs. Howkins gave for them on Thanks
giving evening.
Mrs. James T. Dent gave her little
daughter, Opheha, party last Wednes-
day evening to celebrate her ninth BIRTH
day Quite a feature of the entertain
ment was the cutting of a large cake in
which a silver heart locket was hidden
Joe Hull aetat. nine, who had the honor
of being the. sole gentleman present cut
the lucky slice. The other guests Were:
Margaret Charlton, Fannie Phillips, Mary
Morel, Minnie Mackall, Claudia McAlpin
Mildred Cunningham and Lila Conner
Mr.. and Mrs S. p. Hamilton and the
Misses Hamilton have been spending a
week at the Atlanta exposition.
Miss Phoebe Elliott returned from the
exposition on Saturday and leaves this
week for New York, where she VIII spend
a week or two.
Mrs. 3. Elliott Guerard has returned to
Savannah from her summer home in Bluff
ton, 5. G.
Miss Lizzie Barrow left last week for
Athens. Ca, TO be absent several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Andersen have moved
to their new home on Waldburg and JEFF
fersOn streets.
Miss Helen Marshall returns to her
home near Rome this week.
Mrs. William Hunter and Miss Anna
Claghorn spent last week at the eXposi-
ton.
Miss Georgia Baxter, who has been Wis
iting Miss Sally McAlpin, left yesterday
for Columbia, S. c., to spend some time
with friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Battey returned
from short visit to the Atlanta exposi-
ton on Wednesday,
Mr.. Rittenhouse r. Moore of Mobile
Ala is spending the winter in Savannah
He holds a prominent position in the gov
eminent work that is being done on the
river.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Habersham Clay have
returned to their country home in Bryan
county, for the winter.
/ Mr.. ]. A. Huger Miss Emma Huger
/ Miss Clare Huger and Master Percy HUI
/ ger.sleft on. Wednesday night for Atlanta
TO be absent several days at the eXposi-
ton.
Mrs William r. Leaken win give the
/ first entertainment of the Married Wo-
mans Club on Monday afternoon.
Miss Marion Smart who has been teach
/ ing in the Boston Conservatory of Music
/ has returned to the city.
DR. and Mrs Read are expected to re-
4 turn home tomorrow. DR. Reads many
/ friends win be glad to learn that his trim
to Florida has benefited him greatly.
1 Mrs. Catherine Robinson left on Sunday
night for Chicago where she will make
/ her home with her daughter, Mrs. II. B.
/ Fender.
Miss L0ttie King has returned to the
/ city after spending the last three ands a
1 tives in Newark, n. j.
Miss Josie Robinson has returned TO the
! city after spending a pleasant year with
relatives i'm Seneca and in Chicago ON
/ her way home Miss Robinson stopped i'm
1 Atlanta 10 see the exposition.
/ Miss Lola Moynelo went to Atlanta on
4 Thursday 20 spend week at the eXposi-
! tlOn.
on Thanksgiving afternoon Mr. James
] Doyle and Miss Katie Mahany were mar
/ rled. The wedding was a very pretty one.
Miss Tess Doyle was the only brides
I maid. and Mr. J. Eagan the only grooms-
man. The bride wore white nuns Vciling
/ trimmed with lace, From TO 30 p. m "A
reception was given al the residence OF
1 Sir and Mrs. a. Doyle and the bride and
/ groom received She congratulations OF
many friends
Miss Augusta Reich and Mr. Charles
/ Cohen of Beaufort, $. O.. were married
last "Wednesday evening az o'clock hy
/ tine Roy. J. j.. Mendcs ID was "a quiet
/ home wedding at which only The meme
! beers Of the two families were present