The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-05

invitations have not been issued, and the
wedding viii be very quiet one, only the
near relatives and friends being present.
Mrs. T. Savage Hayward and the Misses
Clifford and May Hayward have gone to
Pinora, where they will spend the sum
mer
Miss Isabel Stiles arrived on Monday
from Brunswick, where she has been
spending the winter
Miss May duBignon, who attends Miss
Carter's school near Baltimore, is at home
for the Easter vacation.
Mr.. Edwin Stevens and party, who have
been wintering in the south on board the
yacht "Aileen," left on Tuesday for Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. James T. Dent spent two days in
town during the past week returning on
Wednesday to Hofwyl. Glynn county
Mr. Albert Stoddard will entertain a
party at his home, Melrose, on Daufuskie
Island. this week Those of the party viii
be: Mrs. Alfred E. Mills. Miss Meta
Thomas, Miss Waddington of New York,
Miss Nan Screven and Miss Isabel Stiles.
Miss Mallie Hammond is at home from
Mrs. Reeds boarding school in New
York, for the Easter holidays.
Miss Stiles arrived from Richmond last
week and is staying at Mrs. Thomas on
McDonOugh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Struthers and
Miss Struthers, who have been spending
the winter at the Jekyl Island Club
house, are at the De Soto, en- route to
their home in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Martin Mills left on Thurs
day evening for Griffin.
Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker and chill
dren arrived on Wednesday and are stay
ing with Mrs. William NJ. Low, on La
Fayette square.
Miss May Washington of New York will
arrive from Brunswick tomorrow to be
the guest of Mrs. A. +. Mills.
Miss Helen Hardee left on Thursday
for Montgomery, Ala, to be the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Fred Johnson.
Miss Gleason of Albany. N. Y, is visit
ing Miss Mary Lamar.
Mrs William Robertson Coe is expected
from New York this evening to be pres
ent at the wedding of her sister Miss
Ellen Falligant, which will take place on
Wednesday.
Savannahians will be Interested to learn
per, formerly of Rome, Ga, and Mile
Louise Marie Jeanne Bernard, grand
daughter of the Count and Countess de la
Sausage. will be united in the holy bonds
of wedlock. According to the French Gus
tom, there will be two ceremonies--civil
and religious Mile Bernard is a daugh-
fer Of Mrs Alfred Rernard cba e - -. = -,
fascinating and beautiful French girl Her
father was a native of Charleston, S. G.
lost cause he moved to Paris. There he
married the daughter of the Count and
Countess de la Sausage. The family is
one of the most prominent and infilen-
a son of Col. and Mrs. c. NJ. Harper of
Rome, Ca, and went to Paris in Janu-
airy. 1894. to accept a position with an
American law firm. He was successful
beyond his most sanguine expectations
and was admitted to partnership i'm the
American and International law offices
50 Avenue de fOpera, in less than a year
He graduated from Mercer University in
1881 and later, took the law course at the
University Of Georgia. He is related to
the Houston family of Savannah and has
many relatives and friends here The
young couple will go to Venice to spend
their honeymoon and later, in the sum
mer, VIII visit the groom's family at
Rome, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael T. Semmes have
become permanent residents of Savannah
much to the pleasure of their many
friends mere. They are residing on THE
northwest corner of Bull and Taylor
streets
Mrs, Charles Huston will not leave for
her home in Coatsville, Pa, until April 49,
The most interesting event of the com
ing week will undoubtedly be the per-
formanceS of THE Great Tycoon >" on
Monday and Tuesday evenings. The pho
tOgraphs of the caste now on exhibition
are attracting great attention, and iudg-
ing from the rehearsals this will be one
Of the most brilliant amateur perform
ances ever given in Savannah. The cho-
rus, under Mr. A. L. Bakers excellent
training, is very fine, and each char
acter IN tho operetta is successfully taken
delightful supper was given at Mrs
lam vi tiNsuetS evening. Inc party
consisted of Miss Hattie Hecht Miss
Edith solomon, Miss Sadie Traub Miss
Carrie Lilienthal, and Messrs. Adolph
LETTER, j. r. Einstein Leon Rosenhelm
and Clarence Ldlienthal.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lamar have issued
invitations to the wedding of their daugh-
ter. Pamela, and Mr.. Frederick Baker on
! Tuesday next, at St. Johns church
The engagement of Miss Dorothy Col
quit of Atlanta to Mr.. Preston Ark
wright. formerly Of Savannah, has been
announced.
Mr.. Charles E. Green of st. Joseph. No
will arrive during the week to visit his
relatives here.
Miss Meta Branch leaves tomorrow for
Pelzar. 5. c., to visit friends.
Miss Rose Lowell. who has been the guest
of Mrs. A. e. Mills win leave during the
week for Charleston, where she will visit
Mrs. Henry Young.
Mr.. 7. LLOYD Owens will take the part
of Albert Manley in the Great Tycoon .
Mrs. Peyton Bibb of Montgomery. Ala.
is the guest OF Judge and Mrs Robert
Falligant and will be present at Miss Fal-
Mrs. Bibb will join her husband. Cant
Bibb Of the u. S. navy at Port ROYAL
where he has been put in charge of.the dry
dock.
Mr. f. o. Watkins left last evening for
Richmond. Va, to pay a short visit 70
his relatives.
Miss Celeste Seely Of New York is tbl
guest Of Miss Lima Woodbridge
Miss Nissan Of New York is visitinl
Miss Lucy Hull.