The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09


l from a visit north
! Invitations are out for the marriage Of
I Miss Sallie B. Waite, daughter Of Mr. T.
I j. Waite, 10 COrpl. 5. K. Ward Of Savan-
nah Cadets. at the Isle of Hope church
/ June L. al $50 o'clock
Miss Nellie II. Jones Of a CASTOR street
returned home on Thursday last, the COM
| mencement exercises at Converse college,
/ Spartanburg, having terminated on the
previous evening. Miss Jones brought
with her three diplomas, one conferring
the degree of associate in music, an
other the 3. Z. degree. and the third a
diploma for work in the literary society,
Of which she was a member during the
four years she has spent at Converse.
she is receiving the congratulations OF
her friends at the very successful termi-
nation Of her college career.
Mr. Rebarer's musical class gave de-
lightful outing at Tybee last Wednesday.
Those In the party were: DIR. and Mrs.
F. E Rebarer. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Houno1r.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey. Mrs. A. Z.
Bennett Miss Abbie Orme, Miss Eugenia
Kenney. Miss Mamie L. Pritchett, Miss
Ella Garden, Miss Wallace, Miss c. Dykes,
Miss BERTHE Mallary Miss Nellie Allen,
Miss N. Proctor, Miss Aggie Kenney,
Miss \. Pritchard. Miss II. Turner, Miss
Howard, Miss Alice Proctor. Miss Lille
Hounour. Miss Perry Mr.. Fred Mallory,
Mr. Canter. Mr.. Hal Howard Mr.. Barron,
Mr. r. Pritchard. Mr.. J. Brennan. Mr.. c.
Pritchard. Mr.. Guy Howard, Mr.. Charles
Wakeman Mr.. John Lance. Mr.. p. Sug-
den, Mr.. d. Pritchard. Mr.. S. IL. Gibson
and Mr. Clifford Mallary.
a pleasant party. consisting Of Mr.. G.
W. WILLY and family, Mrs. S. p. Hamil-
ton and daughters, Mrs. Habersham wy
lily and a few others, made a trip last
Thursday from Isle of Hope to Warsaw
Island on the naphtha launch Mona w.
They returned i'm the evening, after spend
ing a most enjoyable day on the island.
The wedding of Mr.. l. Hellman and Miss
Mamie RoOs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Roos of this city. was a most
brilliant and notable social event Both
bride and groom enjoy a personal popu-
larity and have a large circle of friends.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. ].
p Mendez at the home of the brides
parents. No. 208 Hull street. and was beau
tiful, as well as impressive. The spa
cious parlors and hall were artistically
decorated with ferns and roses, and pre-
scented the appearance of a flower gar
den.
After the ceremony a reception was
held, which many guests attended. Mr..
and Mrs. l. Hellman left on their bridal
trip to the north. On their return they will
reside at POS Hull street.
Miss Harriet Ganahl Of Augusta. sister
of Mrs. 2. A Stovall of this city has
been engaged by the actor Richard Mans
field to play in his troupe next winter
in New York. Miss Ganahl has just fin
ished a course Of study and training for
the stage. The Augusta Evening News
says Of her: THE return of fair Angus
tan from the metropolis, where she has
been In attendance on the American
Academy of Dramatic Art is hailed with
delight by her numerous friends. Scarce
~ less welcome than this charming wo-
man Is the tidings that she is realizing
the fond hopes of Der admirers and her
own ambitious aspirations. The marked
ability displayed by Miss Harriet Ganahl
few years ago in amateur dramatic cir
cleS n warranted tide belief that rs a
broader field she would achieve sue
cess; accordingly, she decided to study
for the stage-and the fact, as Dame Ru-
NOR hath 1t, win be in Richard Mans
fields support at the Garrick next season,
indicates that her talent has received
recognition. Miss Ganahl will remain with
her family on the Hill until the early
part of August, when she viii leave for
New York to prepare for the work of
next season. Augusta will watch with
pride the career of this gifted daughter
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. d. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. c. b.
Malone and others We're among the guests
at a fish supper at Mrs. Bannon's last
Monday evening.
Mr.. Mills b. Lane is at the hotel Tybee
for the summer.
The several out-of-town house parties
have robbed society of some of it's fav-
orites, and entertainments have been very
few and scattering Most of the club en-
tertainments have been wound up until
| next season, as the card clubs are dis
banded for the present and
except for a quiet game 81
whist now and then, cards may be con-
sidered as back numbers as far as So
ciety is concerned.
| Quite party of Savannah people will
/ so to Tybee next Saturday for week
! and will be among the guests of Hotel
| Tybee. The party will be chaperoned ly
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Leaken and Mr. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr Some OF
| those in the party will be Miss Virginia
/ Cunningham, Miss jamie Cunningham
Miss Sallie McAlpin, Miss Florence Ne
Alpin, and Miss Lima Woodbridge.
DR.. and Mrs. Conner Cleckley of Au.
gusta complimented Miss Habersham ~
Savannah with an outing at Lake Ohm.
stead last Thursday evening. In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lee Hankinsou
| Misses Annie Nicely, Louise Cole, Pear
Sibley Daisy Thomas. Maggie Miller Ed
/ ith smith, Stella Smythe and Mess-s
Cole, DeNaughn Dr.. Tinsley and others
| Miss Marie Habersham is a great favor
| lite in Augusta, where she is the recipient
of much attention from her many friends
Miss Edith Johnston will entertain TO-
morrow evening in compliment to hel
guest, Miss Sadie King of Rome, Ca
Miss Albert Huh. Miss Freda Rauers
Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Rosa Sullivan
and Miss Annie Mclean have returned
from Baltimore, where they ATTENDED
Nine. Lefevre's school.
Miss Maude Hayward is visiting hel
grandmother, Mrs. Deletore, in Charles
ton.
Miss Brooks of Augusta is the guest q
Miss Kohler.
MIR. and Mrs. A. S. Guckenheimer an,
daughter will go to Tybee tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Turner and fanil,
have moved out to Beaulieu for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Orme and tn,
Misses Orme left last week for Barnes
vile, Ga
Mrs. John L. Hardee has returned t.
the north, after a visit to her daughter
Mrs. Charles Ellis, Jr.
Mrs. s. Helmken. Miss Henrietta Sa