The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03

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( Elizabeth Haskell. Miss Sauie McAlpin.
! Miss Annie Conner Miss Lima Huger, Miss
I Sadie King Miss Annie Lynah Miss EN-
! ma Hopkins, Mr. j. +. Nicely. Mr.. =. II
| Mackethan. Mr.. B. Palmer Arson. Mr.. 4.
! II. Price, Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins, Mr.. S.
/ Mumford, Mir. a. =. Wright, Mr.. II. W.
/ Johnson, Mr.. Arthur -. Elliott, and Mr.. II.
/ IL Bruen
A delightful launch party was given by
/ Mr and Mrs. Il. Z. Dreeson to Wilmington
/ Island lost Thursday on the naphthd
4 launch Spray. Some of those attend
/ Mr. ana Mrs. Z. 81 Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs.
! samuel Adams. Mrs. Glade OF New York,
/ Mrs. Sen Calls Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Toehi,
/ Mrs. Roscher, Miss Harenburg OF New
| York. Miss Gusse Bieber, Miss Meta
/ D0scher. Miss Martha Kuck, Mr. Harry
/ kuck and Mr.. Fred Harms.
The Colonial Danes of America in Geor-
eia cannot hut feel proud of the honor
bestowed upon their president, Mrs w.
W. Gordon. AT the recent congress Of the |
National Society Of Colonial Danes OF
America, held I'm Washington. She was
chosen second vice president. 1t was GER
tainly an admirable idea that the south
ern Colonial DANES should have repre-
sentative i'm one of the presidential Of
fees, and that the representative should
Doe chosen from Georgia is a matter of
Generalization among the Danes Of this
states. Properly speaking, Mrs Gordon
is not southern woman, that is, by birth
~
elshl years among a people is sufficient
to engender a sentiment Of interest and
me Danes Of Georgia are well pleased 10
be represented in tn National Society OF
Colonial Danes Of America by Mrs Cor
don. and there are other southern Danes
VINO feel as those OF Georgia do, nota-
bly, those of the grand old state of Vit-
ginia Mrs. Gordon is one of the most
widely known ladies' of the south and one
Of the most popular. 1t is not SURPRISING
therefore that she was chosen for high
honor at the Washington congress OF
Danes
The marriage of Miss Roberta Reitze.
formerly of Savannah, and Lieut.. Fred
erick Won Hagen in the Fusilier regiment
Of Prince Albrecht occurred on Thurs
day, April 80. in Hanover, Germany. at
the home of Mrs. c. A. Reitze the brides
mother
The Married Woman's Club will meet
at Mrs. John Screven's next Tuesday.
Miss JOY Solomon entertained on Thurs
day with birthday party. Her little
guests were: The Misses Daisy and Doris
smith, Louise Grauss, Rita Wen. Gertha
Lehman, Lillian and Fannie Cornweilder
Hannah Gerst. Sadie Strauss, Raw Solo
mon. Mildred Ferst, Rina Adler and Mary
Hirsch.
Mr.. T. Lloyd Owens viii give Miss Belle
Daniel a water party on Thursday.
Mrs. r. =. Burdell entertained the Mar
ried Womans Club on Friday afternoon
The girls of Miss Hartridge's school gave
card party on Friday evening in their
school room at 20S Drayton street. Their
guests We're: Miss Mary Haines Miss
Lima Huger, Miss Mamie Nisbet. Mr. Ju-
lain Chisholm Mr., Paul Haskell. Mr.
Louis Haskell, Mr. Jack Rauers. Mr. David
Allen MIR. William Barnwell, and Mr.
North Chisholm
The Baltimore sun says that on April
% the steam yacht Aileen OF New York
arrived at Annapolis after four months
cruise on the coast including Key West
and other southern ports The stop was
made at Annapolis for supplies, and on
InITS09X Yacht
thence home. Her owner, Capt F. NJ Ste
phens, OF Hoboken, n. j., has as his guests
Mrs. George Harrison. and the Misses
Harrison, Miss Dillingham; of Philadel-
phia Miss Isabel Stiles of Savannah Mr..
Cox Of New York and Mr.. Pondexter of
Norfolk.
The marriage Of Miss GazeIle Iaunev
| to Mr. James d. Stuart Will occur at St
Johns church on Tuesday evening at
o'clock.
The friends of Malta NJ. Freeman
will be interested to learn that at the
commencement exercises of the gradual
ing class of the New York training school
! for nurses, DR.. Robert Able awarded her
the first prize. Mrs. Freeman is not the
first Savannah woman who has, by good
work, won recOgnit on for herself in other
cities, but few women have more friends
and we'll wishers to rejoice in their sue
cess. The exercises. which were held in
/ the Broadway tabernacle We're very im-
! pressive. The Rev. DR.. Thomas P. Hughes
/ and DR.. A. y. Johnson OF the Roosevelt
/ hospital made long addresses, and DIR
! Robert Able awarded the medals. The
/ training school is connected with the Post
] Graduate Medical school and hospital and
/ the Post Graduate nurses have a varied
/ course of training, going through the
| Manhattan Bye and Ear hospital. the
! Roosevelt, the Nursery and Child's hos
! ptal as well as the babies ward of the
| Post Graduate.
Miss Susan Johnston, who has geen Wis
! iting her brother. Mr. James S. Johnston,
| returned to her home in Elizabeth. n. J.,
! last week. Her nice, Miss Edith Johnston,
/ accompanied her.
Mrs. Robert Anderson, who has been
! spending the winter in Savannah, has re
/ turned to Richmond, Va.
Mrs. North of Warrington, Va, who has
| been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alfred
/ Chisolm, sailed yesterday on the d. H.
| Miller She was accompanied bv Miss
] in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price and Miss Sydney
/ Price left yesterday for Baltimore
Mrs. Sophia Clinch and Miss Mary
/ Chnch, VINO have been visiting Mr. and
/ Mrs. Houston Clnch. left on Friday for
J their home near Clarkesvilie.
Mr.. ana Mrs, Joseph L. Graham left for
/ Chleago last evening, 10 be absent for
I week or ten days.
Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker. who has
! peen visiting Mrs. William NJ Low Will
/ leave Tor the north tomorrow.
Mrs Ferdinand Wen expects to leave
Tor the north on Wednesday.
Mr. c. p. Green returned on Wednesday
/ to his nome in ST. JoseDh's No.
! Miss Nellie Fox left last week for New
/ YORK and Philadelphia to visit relatives
Miss Mabel Gordon and the Misses Par
| ker Will leave tomorrow for Etowah Cliffs
Barlow county.
! Mrs; James T. Dent and Misses Marian
ana Ophella Dent have returned TO the