The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

/ was an event OF muGn interest 10 the
/ attended, and was one Of the enjoyable
| features Of the weeks gaiety.
Mrs. F. O. duBignon has returned from
| New York.
Miss Nan screven is visiting in Balti-
/ more
Masters Graft Dent and Harris Cope.
are attending school in Connecticut.
Mrs J. +. y. BeckWith will return home
| this week from Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. COlding are in At
/ lanta-
Miss Hattie Hardee and Miss Matte
| Backus are expected home this week
Before adjourning the meeting Mrs.
w W. Gordon rose 70 say a nnal word
| 20 the danes and the daughters, explain
| atOry Of the object to which the GeOr-
GA Danes have pledged themselves, and
10 which they propose TO devote all their
erected in the city of savannah TO the
memory Of James Edward OglethOrpe,
the founder OF the colony in Georgia
and OF the city Of Savannah. Mrs. Cor
don said in conclusion, ITO others have
been raised monuments in marble. and
eihgies in bronze, but 10 tha noble pa
trlot no recognition has been accorded"
The meeting then adjourned TO pay
their respects TO Mrs. Stevenson, who
was rendered a beautiful reception in
the parlOr of the wOmen's building.
The day was htly ended by a splendid
entertainment given at the Grand Opera
house. where Effie Ellsler and her ad-
Doris" 1t was acted to perfection. The
opera house was a blaze of light, and
was filled with the beauty and grace
Of Atlanta society. The boxes were do
mated by Miss Ellsler as were a large
number of seats. Every box was filled
with Danes and Daughters in full even
ing dress. and thus was completed a
week filled with festivities and enter
tainments unrivalled in any city,
The Massie-Carruthers wedding will be
an event of much social distinction dur
ing this week, and VIII be witnessed by
their many friends with much interest.
Mr. Clifford Carlton will return to New
York on Tuesday.
Mrs William Garrard leaves this week
for Atlanta.
Mr. John Mackay Elliott and Miss
Mary Belle Elliott left last Tuesday for
New York. Miss Elliott will remain in
New York to finish her education, and
Mr. Elliott will return to his home in
Los Angeles, Cal
Miss Ionic Nelly returned last Tues
day from New York, and is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Y. MacIntyre on GWin-
nett street later she will go TO Waynes-
boro to visit her brother, Mr.. Robert
Nicely.
Miss Lily Anderson is the guest of the
Misses Stiles at Malbone Ga.
Mr. f. b. Papy left last Thursday for
Atlanta
Invitations are out to the marriage of
Miss Minnie Victoria Rain and Mr.. Brow
er Duryee Van Wagenen Tuesday evening,
oct %. at 9 o'clock at St. Johns church.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Wagenen will be at
street.
Mrs. r. NJ. Cunningham and Miss Wood
bridge have returned from New York.
Gen. and Mrs. A. r. Lawton have re-
turned from New York, where they have
been for month or more. They also
visited other northern cities and We're
among the guests for awhile on Chautau-
qua lake.
Mr.. William McIlveen of Augusta has
! come to Savannah, where he will reside
in future.
Mr.. W. C. Charlton spent a few days
in Charleston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAlpin have re-
turned from an extended northern trip.
While north they visited places in New
York and Pennsylvania and along the St.
Lawrence river. Mr.. and Mrs. McAlpin
viii reside in the city this winter.
| Miss Dora Asher has returned from New
York.
Miss Kate Conner returned last Tues
/ day from New York.
Mrs. George A. Cozens and child have
returned home after a visit north.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Hunter and Miss
Julia Hunter returned last week from
New York.
Mrs. J. F. Minis and sons have returned
| from the north.
Col. George A. Mercer returned last
week fiom New York.
Mr. l. NJ. Appel has returned from a
! visit north and to the Atlanta exposition.
Mr.. d. c. Barrow has returned from
| New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rauers and family left
| last Monday for Atlanta.
Miss Katie Spellman has returned from
| New York.
Mr.. Waldo Ellis Knapp left last Monday
| for Atlanta
Miss Elizabeth Waller has returned from
! the north.
Mr.. c. ]. Hunter went to Atlanta to
attend the exposition last week.
The Fulton-Greenlaw wedding was one
of the social events of the past week.
AIR. ]. K. Clarke of Darien was in the
! city last week.
| Mrs. +. Wathour left last week for At
| lanta to attend the exposition.
Miss Ellen Arson spent last Tuesday out
of town.
Mrs. Wright Hunter has returned from
| New York.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Sheldon returned last
| Thursday from New York.
Miss Kathleen Hunter is expected to re-
/ turn to-day from Atlanta.
Mrs. Theodore Balster of Washington
| d. G, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. L.
! Kohler on Barnard street.
| Gen. McLaws left last week for Atlanta
Mr.. A. P. Wright leaves on Tuesday for
Atlanta.
Mr.. D. F. Jack went to Augusta last
| Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Parsons have return
| ed to the city and are residing at No. %
/ Tattnall street.
! Mr. J. w. Jackson left last Friday for
I New York.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Schwab of
/ this city and Mr. Lee Flatan of Athens
/ Ga, will take place oct. 30th, at O'Clock
/ p. m. at the residence of the brides pa
/ rents 129 Charlton street. The wedding
| will be a quiet one and will be attended
only by the family and intimate friends
| of the bride and groom-elect. The cere-
! mOny Will be performed by Rev Mendes
/ The bride and groom will leave for Flor
| ida and Atlanta exposition. After the we'd
! ding tour they will return to Athens where
! they will reside.
Mr. E. A. Armand attended the Atlanta
! exposition last week.
Mrs. George Olaf Holmes an son passed
/ through the city last Tuesday, en- route
| for Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr. William Lyon Martin of Augusta
was in the city last Tuesday.
! Mrs. a. c. Read and daughter returned
/ to Charleston last Monday, after a visit
| of a few days to Mrs. w. S. Lawton
Mrs. William S. Lawton and Miss En-
| ME Lawton expect to leave this week
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