The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-12

Miss Annie Lyman viii entertain the Gin
derclla Club on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. W. II. Elliott is in New York WIS.,
iting her daughter Mrs. Clifford Carleton.
Mrs. J. NJ. COuper of Atlanta. who has
Decn spending a few days with Mrs NJ w
Stiles, returned to her home yesterday.
Miss Nan Screven left town on Thursday
Tor Daufuskle Island.
On Thursday, April Q. at s O'clock the
Society OF the Colonial Danes of America
IN Georgia held its regular monthly meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. Louis c.
Young Hhe meeting was well attended
and much important business was brought
before the board of managers. The usual
social gathering followed the business
Mr.. and Mrs Henry B. King and SON
and Miss Cash3n Of Augusta, who were
ia the city for the wedding of Miss FALL
CANT and Mr. Barron Carter, returned to
Augusta yesterday morning.
The many friends of Mr.. Preston S. Ark
wright Will be interes ted in the following
from the Atlanta journal: THE marriage
Of Miss Dorothy Colquitt and Mr.. Pres
ton S. Arkwright, which will occur on
June ., is a matter of much interest among
a wide circle of friends and acquaintance.
No one has more friends than Miss
Dorothy Colquitt. She is a young woman
as remarkable for her strong character
and for the sweet graces of her true wo-
MANHOOD as for the fairness of a face
whose beauty is of an unusual type. Miss
Colqutt is the youngest daughter of SEN
ator Alfred H. ColduMt She and her sis
at the Colquitt home in EdgewOod- a
nome ideal IN its atmosphere Of cordial
we'll known. both socially and
in legal circles of Atlanta He is
a talented lawyer of the firm of Brandon 4
Arkwright, a gentleman of intellect and
culture, with a quiet dignity that lends
charm 10 an unusually pleasing address"
A very quiet but pretty wedding took
place on Wednesday evening at the resi-
street, where Miss Herminia Mcclellan
became the wife of Mr.. Lulian T.. Oliver.
The bride was given away by Mr.. Walter
the only bridesmaid Rev. j. l.. Scully
OF st. Pauls Episcopal church performed
the ceremony. The bride who is a young
lady well beloved for her amiable traits
of character, looked very dainty ana
sweet robed in pure white, a spray of or
ange blossoms in her hair The groom is
a young man of sterling qualities, who
has been for years connected with the
firm of Mr.. Thomas West. where he is
one Of the most popular clerks. Mr. ana
Mrs. Oliver received many lovely and
useful presents.
Miss Benefits monthly reception will
be held on Tuesday evening, April a. at
Armory halL Rosenfeld will furnish the
The Chrysanthemum Social Club met
on tuesday evening at the residence OF
Assistant Chief Mouro where thev en-
joyed a delightful phantom party. The
parlors were beautifully decorated with
flowers and potted plants. Some of those
w. n.
Miss N. Pollard Miss ]. Kehoe' Miss a
Dillon, Miss V. Start, Miss A Solar Miss
A. Bell, Miss n. Kilroy, Miss r. Barbour,
Kiiroy Mr. ". Kramer, M Mr.. b mss RTsd H.
Mr.. w. Durdan, Mr.. w. Burke, Mr.. E'
MNIourTT, Mi c. Russell, Mr.. E.. Hardee,
Mr.. T. Dillon, Mr.. j. Stafford, Mr. w
Johnson, MIR. II. Exley, Mr.. w, Warner
and MIR. II. Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs George Giebelhouse. who
have been the guests of Mrs e. Helms
to their home in Plainheld n. j. iasr
month, accompanied by Miss Mita G AS
endort and Master Frederick Koch of this
Miss Eta LAppman entertained the
Pleasure Club on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Joseph Ferst won the first prize,
Dresden silk parasol and the second \
pocketbook, was won by Mrs S. A. Elm
stein. Those present were: Mrs. Aaron
Eerst, Mrs; Arthur l.: Well. Mrs. S. A.
Einstein, Mrs. Lewis Lippman, Mrs Jo-
seph Ferst, Mrs. Henry Solomon. Mrs
l. g. Haas, Mrs. Adolph Berg Mrs. II
kayton, Mrs, Joseph Oppenheimer. Mrs
Nlss Hattie Wen, Miss Beulah HeXter
Miss Edith Solomon. Miss May Welchsel.
baum and Miss Marie Lippman
on Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
g. I. Taggart entertained with a quota
ton party in honor of their daughter
Mrs Mr. George L Painter. of Muncy, Pa.
eXergreens were used for the decorations
inc ladies prize, cutglass vase. was
won Dy MISS Dolly DuBOSe, while Miss
Mamie Schwarz won the BOBBY prize. a
copy OF Mother Goose. Mr.. Walter Co
ney, Jr., won a handkerchief case and
the gentlemen's BOBBY prize. a tin horn
was won by Mr.. G. T. Haywood
The jolly Jokers met at the home of
the Misses Nisbet on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Binswanger cele-
DRAFTED their crystal wedding on Tuesd av
evening with a beautiful entertainment
The drawing rooms We're decorated with
palms and smilaX. while on the table
which fairly glrStened with cutglass srr1i-
lax ana La France roses were used Soma
or the guests played euchre during The
evening and the prizes, which Were both
OF glass, were won by Mrs Simon Hexter
and Mrs. Max Stern.
The Atlanta Journal says: Mrs. w q
Charlton of Savannah, is the guest Of Mrs
ii. a. Lipscomb. Mrs. Charlton's visit
has been almost an ovation, as her friends
here are many and each has We'd with fhe
other in making her stay delightful She
IS a woman OF Intellectual Vigor and dis
eliminating Judgment, well accentuafad
by marked originality
Mrs. Jonathan Lucas and Miss Caro-
Lucas of Charleston, who have heen Vic
iting Mr.. and Mrs. George w Lamar re-
turned 70 their home on Friday
Miss Nina kulman left yesterday for
New YORK. where she VIII vislt friends.
Mr.. Daniel a. Tuberdy left the oitv on
Friday FOR philadelphia. where ne viii be
married 30 Miss Nellie Lynch on Tuesdav.
DR. And airs. Iuberdy Will return 10 the
CITY he latter part ~ the month ana
VIII make their home for the present "a
Mrs. bannon'a IhunderDolt Miss Lynch