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

of the season, was held at the Guards
armory. 1t was led by Mr.. Trenholm
Hopkins, and the chaperOnes present were
Mrs. Rauers and Mrs. Louis Haskell. 1t
was a particularly interesting occasion to
many people, on account of tho number
Of debutantes present. Although society
is no novelty to the usual Savannah girl,
who from her youth up INDUCES in dances
and social entertainments of all kinds,
still her first German" is perhaps some
what of an ordeal, and her excitement is
as pretty as it is evident. Those who
made their debut on Monday evening
were Miss Nan duBignon. Miss Lima Iu-
ger, Miss Daisy Bryan, Miss Kate
Guerard, Miss Nan Screven, Miss Iicr-
euce Nisbet, and Miss Hattie Colquitt.
Miss Nan duBignOn wore a gown o. white
mousseline de sole, the bodice finished
with clusters of forget-me-nots. Miss Lima
Huger's gown was of white brocadad
silk pink and white chiffon covered the
waist and gave a pretty touch Of
color to the whole. Miss Bryan was dress
ed in pale blue French organdie over blue
silk, with wide satin ribbons Miss Kate
Guerard wore white silk, the bodice yelled
in white and gold gauze. Miss Nan Screw.
ems gown was Of white organdie over
white satin, with delicate sprays of lilies
of the valley on the simply made bodice
Miss Florence Nisbets costume was of
white satin, with bertha of white chif-
for and creamy lace. Miss Hattie Colqutt
wore pale blue organdie and carried
a bouquet of Nephitos roses. Most
of the dancers were on the floor
at the same time, the figures being large,
so that the effect was extremely pretty.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs L.
NJ LeHardy, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Nler-
GER Jr,, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon,
Jr., Mr., and Mrs. Charles A. Glbbes,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur NJ. Gibbes, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Malloch Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Malone, Mr. and Mrs Wright Hunter,
Mrs. w. II. Walker, Miss Sarah Mills,
Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Elise Has
kell, Miss Sally Haskell, Miss Annie
Conner, Miss Lima Walter, Miss Scotia
Walter, Miss Elise Rauers, Miss Annie
Lyman, Miss Sally McAlpin, Miss Elise
Huger, Miss Georgia Baxter Miss Caro-
duBignon, Miss Marie Nisbet Miss Lucy
Lyons Lee, Miss Helen Marshall, Miss
Pamela Lamar, Miss Josie Freeland, Miss
Sally Miller, Miss Mary Jones, Miss
Lila Colquitt, Miss Nelly Baldwin, Miss
Daisy Bryan, Miss Hattie Colquitt, Miss
Nan Screven, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss
Florence Nisbet, Miss Lima Huger, Miss
Kathleen Hunter, Miss Ionic Guerard
Trenholm Hopkins Edward S. FL
lott, Murray Screyen, George Gadsden
Hammond Read, Julian Hartridge, Godin
Guerard, j. r. Johnson, L. dec. Sullivan,
Mark Williams, w. A. Robinson, Ritten-
house r. Moore Holins Randolph, Gordon
Harrison, Robert c. Harrison, r. O. Wat
kins b. +. Finney, Raymond Butler, Will
liam Butler, Jr., Jack kinzie Edward
Haskell, William T. Haskell, Arthur B.
Elliott, E. E. c. Habersham Lewis Mer-
Ger, Edward Mercer, Clarence Anderson,
Swan Sullivan, Albon ID. Johnston. Stew
art Hincks, Morague Fleming, T. Lloyd
Owens, Carlton c. Champion, II. w. Keat-
ing, John l.. Nisbet, r. w Cunningham,
John Morris, Charles j. Hunter Horace
Hunter, Palmer Arson, +. r. Mcclellan
Mills b. Lane, James w. McAlpin, Jr and
Fred Myers
The next German will be given on Tues
day the Bird. The chaperones for this sea-
son are: Mrs. L. W. Haskell, Mrs. +. NJ.
Cunningham, Mrs. j. J. Wilder, Mrs.
Rauers, and Mrs. George J. Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Leaken gave
card party on Tuesday evening in honor
of Miss Miller of Augusta. The prize for
the ladies. a chocolate cup and saucer,
was won by Miss Sally McAlpin, and
Mr.. W. W. Williamson won the gentle
mems prize, a card case. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. LeHardy, Mr.
and Mrs. I. NJ. Cunningham, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Murray McGregor Stewart, Mrs.
w. II. Walker Miss Sallie Miller, Miss
Maude Thomas Miss Sally McAlpin, Miss
Georgia Baxter, Miss Emma Hopkins,
ward S. Elliott, Mr.. B. f. Finney, Mr. J.
r.. Young, Mr.. J. w. McAlpin, Jr., Mr.
W.. w. Williamson, Mr.. William Pratt
and Mr.. Carlton Champion.
Miss Katharine Hartridge entertained
the Jolly Jokers' Club on Friday evening
home on Drayton street Among
w W; Gordon, Jr~ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Gibbes, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Gibbes
Miss Elise ,Huger Miss Elizabe$h las
Miss Lima Walter, Miss Scotia Wafer
Miss Sally Haskell, Miss Lima HUI
ger, Miss Marie Nisbet, Miss
Florence Nisbet Miss Lucy Lyons
Lee. Miss Mary Jones. Miss Coioilitt,
Miss Hattie Colquitt Miss Caro- duBignon
Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Ionic Guerard
-siIss nAaIe SIuel atu' MISS virginia Jun
bingham, Miss Nan Screven, Mr.. Horace
Hunter, Mr.. Robert Wayne, Mr. Gordon
Harrison, Mr.. Murray Screven, Mr.. Co
DIN Guerard, Mr.. Anton Wright Mr. H.
w Heating. Mr.. Edward Haskell Mr.,
Raymond Butler. Mr.. William Butler,
Mr.. X. w. Cunningham, Mr. Charles Hun
Yer, Mr.. Fred Myers, Jr., Mr.. George
Freeman, Mr.. John l.. Nisbet, Mr. Henry
Bruen, Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins, Mr. John
Morris, Mr.. Clarence Anderson, Mr. James
MeAlpin, Jr., Mr.. E. o. Watkins, Mr. E.
r. MacKethan, Mr.. Edward S Elliott
Mr.. Robert Hitch, Mr.. George Gadsden.
Mr.. Julian Hartridge, Mr.. Swan sullivan.
Mr.. Edward Mercer
The wedding of Mr.. jefferson Eandolnh
Anderson to Miss Page Wilder was an
occasion of great interest to numbers Of
their friends, and TO society at large.
Miss Wilder is the only child of NJ. and
Mrs Joseph John Wilder. the granddargh-
ter of the late John r. Wilder and
OF the Hon. Thomas Butler King. who
Tor sixteen years was congressman from
the First district of Georgia: and The
reat-granddaughter Of Mai Willie m
Page of Retreat, st. Simon's Island. Tie
groom, Mr.. jefferson Randolph Andefton.
Is the eldest son of the late Edward a.
Anderson and Mrs. Margaret PaudolDh
Anderson, who is a reat-granddaugb'ar
OF Inomas jefferson. Fortuna tplv line
weather on Wednesday was delightfll.
lof IL was morning wedding and num-
btfs OF people gathered at Christ church
70 witness the ceremony. a large circle
OF relatives and a few intimate friends
were present az the breakfast and le.ep-
Won, which followed. The bridesmaids
WEE very picturesque in their pink me-
P3h gowns. with chiffon kerchless. and
Rnh ana white hats They wore ,ia.pt,.
kns I'D lhe form Of wrcarhs gifts of fl..
JUG. Aff. J. j. wilder wore "a gown I'D
's gray SIX and gulpure lace. MIS-.