The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-07

I duchess satin, trimmed with old point
! lace Her veil was caught with orange
| blossoms and held in place by "A superb
/ diamond vignette, the gift of the groom.
/ The groom and his best man met the
! party at the chancel rail, and the former
! taking the bride by the hand. escorted
/ her within the railing to a point beneath
/ a beautiful horseshoe made Of flowers
/ where the marriage ceremony was per-
/ formed Rev. II. b. Lee Of Christ church,
! Charlottesville, Otiicaung. After the cere-
/ mony the happy couple left for the north,
/ whore they viii spend most Of the sum-
! mer. The presents to the bride were nu-
/ merous and costly many of them choice
| specimens If TlHauys. Among those
/ present was MIR. George Savage of Balti-
/ more, cousin of the bride.
/ Miss Celia Wei of Darien was compli-
mented with a surprise party ON Thursday
1 at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. y. A.
/ Well. Among her friends present We're:
/ Miss Tessie Hexter, Miss Eta Rothschild,
/ Miss Ada Ehrlich, Miss Freda TrauO,
/ Miss Helen Binswanger, Miss Bessie
/ krauss, Miss Edith Robinson, Miss Ger
] trude Cohen Miss Fannie Neuberger, Miss
HOrtense Stern Miss Frances Stern. Miss
Viola Frank Miss jeanette Well. Messrs.
Isaac Levy, Max Kohler, Abraham Levy,
Willie Morrison, Joe Solomon, Sigmund
| Berg, Abe Cohen, Percy Myers, Lee Roy
Lowenstein, Arthur Levy and Louis Null
! berg
on Thursday evening Miss Eugenia p.
Tenant whom number Of savannah
ians remember with great deal Of pleas
ure, was married 10 Mr.. Henry Fairfax
at the Holy Trinity church, Richmond,
Va. The wedding was large and beaufl-
| ful one. Mr.. and MRS. Fairfax will live
near Alexandria, at the groom's country
! home.
+ on Friday evening Miss Flora Dancy's
| friends surprised her with a delightfm
party Those present were: Miss Nam
ME Nisbet, Miss Marie Remshart, Miss
I Eliza Chisholm, Miss Mary Conner, Miss
Lordy Nisbet and Messrs. North Chis-
holm, Savage Lyman, Julian Chisholm,
Willie Barnwen Harry Daniel, Lowndes
! Walthour, Langdon West, Stelnmetz Bry-
an, Charlie Schley and Rogers Words.
On Tuesday evening a very pretty we'd
ding took place at the Wesley Monu-
mental church, where Mrs. Eugenia Will
liams became Mrs. Fred Schaeffer and on
the same evening at $3.50 Miss Catherine
| Wright was married to Mr.. John Bar
thermess at the home of the bride.
On Wednesday evening blackboard
drive ending with a fish supper and a
dance at Mrs. Bannon's was given compli-
mentary to Miss Weldon of Pittsburg.
Present We're: Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Kelly,
Miss Annie Deegan, Miss Rose Fernandez
Miss Tessie Doyle, Miss Katie Brady, Miss
Fannie Doyle, Miss Rose Kelly, Mr.. W. II.
Mr. S Leddie. Mr. Lyons. Mr.. J. Brennan aiiiili
Mr.. Wilson, and Mr.. Haslam.
Miss Hazel Henderson celebra ted her
| fifth birthday on Wednesday afternoon
"a
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. DeGrange of
New Orleans have just announced the
marriage of their daughter, Helen, to
Mr.. Asahel Walker Mcclellan, on Wednes-
! day, June the third. Miss de Grange has
! visited Savannah as the guest of Miss
! Mary Ella Turner.
| Miss Callie Lyon gave a birthday party
! on Thursday evening at her fathers resi-
/ dence. Her guests were the Misses Re
/ becca Fry, Minnie Doscher, Leila Exley,
! Louise Walthour, Bessie Richardson,
! Maud Schaeffer Louise Fauigant Melia
! Adams, Virginia Hall.gan, Cecile Rossig-
/ mol and the Messrs. Rayford Falligant
/ Earnest Furrer. Henry Adams Duncan
/ Kent, Willie Fish, Harry Mallard and
Among the bicycle parties of the week
/ vas one consisting of Mr.. and Mrs c. 5.
| Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Holt.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
! c. Postell Miss Grace Hincks, Miss Jennie
/ Holt Mr.. j. n. Goddard Mr. NJ w
/ Wording, Mr.. T. w. Parker, and Mr.. S.
II y; Arcner. Inc party enjoyed a run TO
! IhunderDolt and supper at Mrs. Bannon's
Miss Annie V. Jones entertained inform
| ally Saturday evening, with a musicale
| in compliment to her sister, Mrs. c. F'
| giania Lee Fraser: Among those invited
| We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Young, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. F. B. Beckwith Mr., and Mrs.
w. NJ. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Cole
| Champion, Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Gadsen
Fen, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar w. Mills of Beaufort. Mrs
| Johnston Miss Nan Screven. the Misses
/ Moynelo, Miss Coburn, Col John Screven
Hon io1,, William Am p H9rdeq Mr., Elmer n
Tom Screven and Mr.. John Sullivan
/ Schley.
During the last week the city seems
| to have gone picnic mad, and the chill
/ dren have run riot at Warsaw and Dan.
/ fuskie. No degree of heat and no amount
1 of rain can keep the average child from
/ the Sunday school picnic whose date he
I regards as fixed as were the laws of the
1 Modes and Persians. on Wednesday tbe
Independent Presbyterian Sunday schoo
I chartered the Gov. Sanford and a laroe
/ yesterday the Christ church SUNDAY
school pupils had a delightful day al
Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haywood and fam.
/ lily are at Isle of Hope for the summer.
Mrs. w. s B0gart left on Tuesday fol
Charlotte, \. c.
Mrs. c. J. Hunter has left the city fol-
Americas.
Mrs. r, f. Walthour and son left dur
ing the week for LAGRANGE.
Mr.. Leonard MackaU. who has been at
tending school at LaWrenCeville, is now il
I Baltimore for the purpose of standing tn,
entrance examinations for the Johns Hop
kins
Miss Oteha Johnson. who has been Wis
iting Miss Kathleen Hunter will leav,
for her home in Petersburg, Va. on Mon
day.
Miss Emily Hin is spending some tim,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Maxwell
Miss Nan Screven returned on Wednas
day from Tybee, where She has been visit
/ ing her sister, Mrs w w. Gordon Tr
Miss Screven will spend the next fort
night with Miss Moynelo.
! Mr.. Charles H. Dorsett and family hav,