The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10

PAlHe~1
The wedding Of Mr.. L. S. Price and Miss
Dora Mock. which took place last We'd
ncsday evening was an unusually pretty
one. The residence of Mr.. Clarence Shelf
all, where the ceremony took place, was
artistcally decorated with hot house
flowers Many friends of the young cOu-
pie were present and the evening was
passed most delightfully."-.
Miss l.. Enrich win leave next week
Tor Sandersville, Ca, to visit Miss
| Symes.
The wedding of Miss Minnie Perlinski
to Mr.. L. Schaul will take place in tho
near future.
Miss s. Stern has gone to Atlanta to
visit Miss Sparks.
Invitations are out to a musicale given
by Prof. and Mrs. Leo Mehrtens.
Mr. 4. 7. Reynolds is visiting relatives
in Rocky Ford, Ga.
Miss Minnie Bannon has returned from
ton
Mrs. Richard Robinson has gone to
brooklyn TO see her mother, who is quite
The ladies comprising the band Of "Wil-
ling Workers will begin their series of
afternoon teas next Tuesday, meeting at
the residence of Mrs. Stern on Charlton
street. This news will be greeted with
by the ''Wilhng Workers" last winter
and one and all are invited to attend. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman are in
Savannah again, after spending several
months in New York.
Miss Maymee Simon and Miss Mamie
Herman left on Wednesday for short
stay In Atlanta, to visit the EXPOSE
tion.
Mrs. Freeland, mother of the Rev.
Charles Freeland of Fortress Monroe,
Va, viii spend the greater part of the
winter here
Miss G. Wantacher of New York is
in IN the city. She came to attend the
funeral of her father, Mr.. L. Lilienthal.
Miss Mary Ellis has gone to the Warm
Springs, Va, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Carl N. Brandt.
Mr. and M Mrs J. a; T; Crisheld have
the winter with Mrs. Crisheld's grand
father Mr. w. Neyle Habersham.
Mr.. George Appleton and Miss Mary
Appleton will leave New York for Sa-
vannah during the week.
Miss Anna Simpk5ns entertained a
number of her little friends with a pic
mic TO Thunderbolt yesterday in honor
Of her birthday
About twenty of Miss Stella Bailey's
young friends gave her surprise party
last night. The little hostess was quite
equal to the occasion and several hours
were pleasantly spent in dancing, games
ana other amusements.
The marriage of Miss Annie Corinne
Mason and Mr.. Edward David Huh
viii take place at the residence of c..
S. Neidinger, 10 Taylor street, on Tues
day evening, the Rev. j. o. A. Cook
will ofiiciate.
Mrs Clarence S. 'Connerat returned
home yesterday.
Miss Alice May Connerat is visiting
friends in Richmond Va.
Mrs. Freeland and Miss Josie Freeland
| have returned from Old Point Comfort,
Va.
Prof and Mrs. Mehrtens have postponed
their concert from the 18th to the 18th of
November.
Mrs Raymond Demere and family VIII
spend the winter with Mrs. James Sulli-
van, on Harris street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clifford and Miss
Annie Clifford of LenOX, Mass, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Werm.
Mr.. Lewis Mercer left for Atlanta last
night.
Mr., and Mrs. Frederick Myers viii
pins, on South Broad street.
Mr.. ]. F. Minis left for Atlanta last
evening.
Miss duBignon and Miss Nan duBignon
are expected to-day from Baltimore.
Mrs. Pope Barrow and family returned
from Athens last Tuesday
AIR. j. Randolph Anderson left for At
lanta last evening.
Miss Irene Withers is visiting in New
York
Miss S. Nfuhlberg has returned from At
lanta.
Mrs. Wallace Howard and children have
returned from Asheville, North Carolina
Mrs L. Gardner has returned after
summer. spent in Atlantic City, Philadel-
phia and New York.
Sweet Lavender" which was plaved
on Wednesday last for the benefit of the
Temple Guild, has been greatly praised
by every one who saw II. Miss Efnstein
and Mr.. Guckenheimer deserved the Ian
RES they won, but special mention might
be made of each character on the cast
and We can only echo the words of Cres-
ton Clarke who witnessed the play ''It is
the best amateur performance l have ever
/ seen"
Miss Maize Ferst leaves on Tues
day next for New York
Mrs Otto Tiedeman of Charleston is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 1. b. Tiedeman
on Huntingdon street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferst leave to-day for
New York
Mr.. W. W. Mackan left yesterday for
New York.
Miss Elizabeth Haskell returns from the
north this morning.
Mrs A. Ehrlich and Miss Marie Ehr-
Itch left for New York yesterday
Mr.. Mills B. Lane is having an enioya-
1 bic time in New York.
/ The Oelschig chrysanthemum show viii
/ be held at the Guards armory on Nov
/ 70 and l6, afternoon and evening for the
/ beneht of all the orphan homes in the
/ city. There VIII be a coll and a fancy
i table, and light refreshments will be