The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-07

thur Solomon. Mr. Gus Kayton and 9TH
ers.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frost left yes
terdoy for Charleston for the summer.
Mrs. Frank Weldon. Of Atlanta. Is WIS.,
iting her sister. Mrs. j. b. Chestnut.
Mrs. S. Einstein has returned from her
plantation near cambridge, where she
spent several days.
Col. and Mrs Beverly W. Wrenn and
Miss Stocking, Of Atlanta, are spending a
few days in Brunswick.
Miss Anna Rhett. Of Charleston. is the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Edw Trenholm,
on Duffy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bendheim left Thurs
day for New York, accompanied by Mrs.
Selig and Miss Bessie and Miss Ethel
Bcndheim.
Mrs. +. l.. Cooper was the guest last
week, of Mrs. e. J. Hatcher in Augusta.
Miss jamie Sutherland Smith. of Vir-
Einia. was the guest last week. of Miss
Ellen McAlpin, on South Broad street
Mr. e. + Lowell Jr., is at suwanee
Springs, Fla.
Miss Nellie HOweson, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Miss Maud Hayward,
left last Monday for Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs ". r. Thigpen left last
Friday to spend several days in Atlanta.
Mrs. c. F. Graham IS among the guests
at Suwanee Springs, Fla.
The Chimes of Normandie, to take place
on the evening Of the 23rd and matinee on
the 2ith win be an event of general inter
est, as the opera will be rendered by home
talent, and the rehearsals of the chorus
promise a tirst-class musical rendition of
this popular opera. The opera is given
for the benefit of the fund to purchase a
new organ for st. Johns church. Much
interest has been manifested by the partic-
ipants and the opera will no doubt go off
with brilliant effect. Some of the leading
parts VIII be taken by Mrs. Launceot
Haines, Miss Georgia Howard, Mr.. Meyer
and other Savannah favorites The entire
caste has not been made up yet, but will
be given next Sunday.
Miss Stella West entertained last Sat
urday
Miss Annie Conner has returned from
visit 10 Atlanta.
Mrs. Francis II. Demere entertained at
delightful dinner party last Friday even
ing; the table decoration were of wild
flowers. Among those present were: Judge
and Mrs. Hampton Ferrill. Mr.. and Mrs
s. T. Jackson. Mrs. NJ. c. Ferrill, Miss
d'Antignac and Mr.. L. T. Hubbell.
Mrs. f. G. duBignon and Miss Mary
Lamar have returned from Nashville,
Tenn.
Some of those on the press committee
of the Cotton States and International
Exposition to take place in Atlanta next
fan are: Mrs. Mel r. Collquin of Washing
ton. y. c.. Miss Mary L. Bisland of New
York, Miss Kate Field of Washington, D.
c., Miss Rosa Woodbury. of Athens and
Miss Harrydelle Hallmark of New York
Miss Annie Kehoe entertained with an
afternoon tea last Friday from to 7
o'clock. The rooms were tastefully dec
grated, and the flowers added to the at
tractivenoss Of the rooms. The guess s
were: Miss Viva Sullivan, Miss Katie
McDODOngh, Miss Leila McDonough, Miss
Stella Gallaher, Miss Rega Smith. Miss
May Palmer, Miss Minnie Moran and
Miss May Hogan.
Gen. and Mrs. A. r. Lawton entertain
ed last Friday evening in compliment to
Miss Virginia Cunningham. The affair
proved TO be the largest of the week $
programme. Some of those present were
Miss Isabel Stiles Miss Elliott, Miss Liz
gle Barrow, Miss Annie Conner, Miss La
mar, Miss Woodbridge, Miss Baldwin
Miss Lyman. Misses Walter. Miss Mills,
Misses Haskell, Miss jamie Cunningham
/ Mss Seeley Of New York, Miss Elise
/ Rauers, Miss Leila Hail. Miss Emma
/ Hopkins, Miss Laura Lester, Miss Maggie
Gardner, Miss Maud Thomas Miss Nisbet
Misses McAlpin, Miss Grace Barnard.
Miss Helen Marshall, Miss Guerard. Miss
Halliday, MIR. A. l.. Alexander. Mr. W.
! 3. Hartrdge, Mr. A. G. Guerard, Jr., Mr..
! G. a. Whitehead, Jr., Mr. Mercer. Mr.
/ Hammond J. Read, Mr.. T. Lloyd Owens
/ and others. Mr.. Sybrandt, Mr.. S Mum
/ ford, MIR. w. S. Chisholm, Mr. w. T.
I Hopkins, Mr.. Herman Cox, Mr. c. H. Har-
wood Mr.. Wylly Woodbridge, Mr. Noble
/ Jones, Mr.. J. T. Cam. Mr.. H. w. john
son, Mr. John Morris. Mr.. Z. C. Haskell.
! Nr. r. w. Cunningham, Dr. R. L. Lamar
/ and others.
The wonans building of the coming
4 Cotton States Exposition is developing
/ into the chief subject of general interest.
4 The public viii make a point of noticing
/ what women can do. and the women are
/ preparing TO satisfy not only the curiosity
/ but rhe demands Of the public by presenv-
/ ing a worthy building. The architect Mss
7 Elise Mercur of Pittsburg. Pa. has design
! ed a most imposing looking building which
/ the Georgia woman are endeayoring to MI
I with attractive and creditable exhibits.
4 Women all over the state are Interesting
/ themselves IN this building and it is hoped
I that Savannah will not be slow to interest
Z herself. Having exhibits from Savannah
may be very small matter, but TO have
Savannah left out Of the Georgia cities