The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-27

Miss Emma Bulloch, the publication of |
whose poems was mentioned last week, is |
to be congratulated upon the appearance
OF her first effort dainty lite volume
er poems" Miss Bulloch says of her !
verses; they are simply the expression of |
some emotion that deeply stirred me at the
time. Perhaps after reading some story or
hearing of some tragedy in real life, few
are idealized experiences of my own"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harper have sent
out invitations to the marriage of their !
daughter, Miss Salle Bryan to. Mr.. John
Webb Howard, which will occur on Tues
day, Dec, 20, at noon, in Christ church.
Miss Mabel Gordon arrived from Wash
ington, ID. c., on Wednesday last
Mrs. T. S. Wayne and Mrs. Beckwith are
at home to their friends on Tuesday after
moons.
Mrs. L. c. Banks and Miss Banks have
sent out cards for tea from to z
on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Conner returned on Thursday
last from Northampton, Mass, where she
is attending school.
Mr.. E. o. Watkins left during the week
for Richmond Va, TO spend Christmas
with his relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Huston arrived
from Coatsville. Pa. on Thursday. and
are the guests of Mai. James T. Stewart
on South Broad street
Mr., B. F.. Finney left on Thursday 70
spend a week in North Carolina and Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. George Dent will arrive from Hof-
uyl, Glynn county on Tuesday, to visit
Mrs. James 7. Dent on Liberty street.
Miss Caro- duBignon has returned from
Augusta, where she went to attend the
german on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Richard D. Meador of Brunswick
spent few days in town during the week.
Miss Eula Gamble of Louisville, Ga, is
visiting Miss Mary Wayne.
Miss Sarah Yancey of Rome, is the guest
of Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim.
Miss Elsie Barnard and her cousin, Miss
Barnard of Boston arrived during the
week, to spend the holidays here.
Miss Lillian Palmer, who has been the
| on Monday for her home in st. Louis.
Mrs. Elliott Guerard of Bluffton enter
| tanned party of SaVannahians this week.
| for Christmas, among them were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Paul Lyman, Mrs. Withers, Miss
Irene Withers. and Mr.. 7. Pinckney HUI
ger.
| Miss Meta Thomas arrived from Balti-
more on Thursday
| Miss Leila Hill left for her home in
| Grovetown yesterday, to spend the holi-
| days.
Messrs. Ciratz Dent and Harris Cope, Jr,
are spending a few days at Hofuyl, in
| Glynn county.
| Miss Brumby of Athens, is the guest of
| Miss Elizabeth Barrow.
Mrs. Carleton Champion left on Thurs
day for Charleston. where she is visiting
her relatives.
Miss Mary Wayne entertained the F. II.
| c. Club last evening with railroad
party.
Mr.. t. Kelly Cole of THE Bostonians''
| was entertained Informally on Tuesday
afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cor
don, Jr, and delighted the other guests
! present with several OF his charming
songs. Miss Moynelo and Mr.. r. Cuyler
Gordon also sang, and Miss Coburn play
ed delightfully."-.
| Apanrcr the oaietiea for this weak there
win be the german on Tuesday evening,
given by the Ladies Club, TO be held at
the De Soto.
Christmas trees were the order of the
week, and among the most interesting was
that given on Thursday morning by tho
children of Miss Charlton's kindergarten.
The tree was hung with pretty articles
made by the children, and destined for
their parents. Their admiration and Wis
ible interest in each gift. as 1t was taken
from the tree, was very amusing. Among
the children present were Katharine
Charlton, Nell Charlton, Edith Grady,
Elizabeth Aiken, Lottie Graham, William
Hunter, Conrad Aiken, w. w. Gordon,
3rd, and John Law, Jr.
A very pretty wedding took place at
Rocky Ford on Tuesday evening, the bril-
DIAL couple being Miss Roberta Bailey and
Mr.. Joseph Miller of Miierville ScreVen
county. The marriage ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. Dr. Lanier of Mil
len, took place a. the residence of the
Bailey. The parlors were handsomely dec
Grated with eVergreens and cut flowers
and from the center Of the ceiling was sus-
pended a floral bell, beneath which the
bride and groom stood. The bridesmaids
and groomsmen were Miss Nellie Miller
and Mr. Thomas Miller Miss Gussie Will
liams and Mr.. Robert Bailey. Miss Belle
Bailey and Mr.. Richard Williams and the
maid-of-honor was Miss Mamie Adair of
| Savannah Among the guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull of Sylvana, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Miller, MIR. and Mrs Lynch Of
. Bulloch county Miss Ollie williamson, Mr.
Williamson, DR.. Wallace Bailey
and Mss Anna Bailey of Ell
lenton s. c.. Miss Cora and Miss Leila
Johnston, Mr. joseph Johnston, and Mr.
and Mrs. r. H. Mayer of Scarboro and
Mr.. Singleton of Sylvania.
The hop given by the Harmonic Club on
| Thursday evening was "A much enjoyed af-
fair Among those present were Mr and
Mrs. A. l.. Wei, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Ferst, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferst, Mr. and Mrs.
Kraus Mr.. and Mrs A. Berg Miss ida
Reiscr, Miss Nellie Ehrlch, Miss Manic
Engel Miss Kayton Miss Josie Hyams,
helm, Leon Rosenhelm. S Fanti Nj s.
Guckenheimer, A. Dryfus, Theodore Guck-
enhcimer Mord Hyams ana Edwin Frank.
one OF the peasant events OF the week
was the birthday party given on kNednos-
day evening by Miss Mamie Hardoe.' Her
home on puify street was beautifully dec.
GRATED FOR the occasion with palms and
evergreens. Among Miss Hardee's quests
were Mrs. Wcnz, Miss Robenn Wilson.
Miss May sullivan, Miss Bessie Weuz Mis-
Carrie Daniel Miss kdWina Wenz, MIC
i0uy, Miss JAMIE harlee, Miss Issie rarr