The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-15


Mrs. NJ. ]. Coson has returned from q
summer trip to North Georgia. Miss
Jeanette Colson, one of Brunswick's
leading social favorites, will return to the
city next week. after a Several months
visit to friends in Virginia and Column
bus, Ga
Mr. NJ. Kaiser has returned from a trip
to New York
Mrs. W. NJ. Gramlin of High Springs,
Fla, is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Meta Scarlet of Fancy Bluff is
spending the winter with Mrs. I. L. Beach
Miss Bena Billingsley Of Alabama is the
guest of Mrs. Clifford L. Gambler, and
will spend the winter here.
Mrs. H. L. Hine has returned to Bruins
wick from an extended visit north, and
will make her future home here. Miss
Annie Hine will also return to Brunswick
after a session in the Baltimore Conserva-
tory of Music.
Cards have been issued to the marriage
of Miss Susie May Anderson to
Mr.. James r. Barneld of Savannah,
which will occur at the First Methodist
church in this city Nov. 10.
Sunday evening, Nov. Is, the marriage
of Miss Emma Hrschfed to Mr. A
{ Hoffman of Atlanta will occur at the
synagogue.
The engagement of Miss Lizzie Bailey
of Bailey's Mills, Camden county, to Mr..
BAIL of Philadelphia is announced. The
wedding will occur at the brides home,
Dec. %. The attendants will be Miss Nora
Bailey and Miss Sophia Morton Of this
city.
Miss Clifford Cargyle entertained on
Monday evening last at cards The
guests were, Misses Preston, Mrs. Fred
Stewart, Mrs. r. L. Branham, Mrs. C. L.
Elliot, Miss Harry A. duBignon, CLYDE
Taylor, Horace Gould, r. L. Branhan
and c. L. Elliot
Judge A J. Crovatt, Mr.. Edwin Brobs-
ton and MIR. c. W. Leavy were among
the weeks visitors to Atlanta.
Mrs. F. A. Boyle has returned from an
extended trip to Baltimore and is the guest
of Mrs r. H. Everett.
Mrs. J. W. Price and Miss Barkuloo
nave returned from summer trip to
Brooklyn.
The prize drill of the Brunswick Rifle
men on Wednesday evening last was
made social event by the young set. who
were present in numbers. Sergt John M.
Virgins was the best drilled man. and
received an ovation when the medal was
presented to him.
Master Marion Moore celebrated his
fourth birthday Wednesday and entertain
4 ed about seventy of his friends. The dec
orations We're tasteful, and the young host
was the recipient of many nice presents.
On Sunday week the Brunswick Rifle
+ men will participate in military mass
at st. Francis Xavier church. The music
f will be exceptionally good and participated
in by the best vocal talent on St Simons
and in Brunswick. Mrs. J. B. Wright of
St. Simons is now in the city practicing
with the choir for the mass, and the
programme now being arranged will at
tract large congregation.
Col. II. T. Dunn left Friday for New
York city. On his return he will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Dunn, who has been
/ spending the summer north.
Mrs. Sarah Benedict of Cedartown is
attending the bedside of her sister Mrs.
M. P. King.
Master Robert Hopkins was "at home"
to his friends Saturday afternoon from 8
to o'clock.
The Ladies Card Club was entertained
by Misses Nellie and Florie Colesberry
Those present were Mrs. w. f. Parker,
Mrs. w. H. Dyer, Mrs. c. L. Elliot, Mrs
H. S. Barkuloo, Mrs. f. Fl. Mason Mrs
II. H. Raymond Mrs. A. c. Blain, Mrs
c. B. Fengar. Mrs. A. c. Banks, Mrs c.
l.. Gambler, Mrs. J. c. Stiles, Mrs. r. D.
Hitch, Miss Nettie Brantley, Miss Emma
Williams, Miss Evelyn Henley.
Mr.. Newton Woodwork Of Jacksonville
/ is in the city for a few days
Dr. c. H. Meldrim and bride have re-
| turned to their home on st. Simons.
/ The social event of the week was a Sc
ries of tableaux given at the Oglethorpe
Friday evening by the ladies of the Pres
byterian church under the direction Of
Mrs W. M. Upper, Mrs H. H Raymond
and Mrs. Boiling Whitfield. Those par
ticipating in 1t were: Misses Wilder
Henley McKinnon, Ernestine Butts. Jo-
sephine duBignon, Dorothy Berrie. Daisy
Goldsmith, Fleurine Madden, Lilly Whit
field, Essie Whitfield, Mrs. II. II. Raw
mond Mrs. A. 3. Rowe. Mrs. Whitfield
The feature of the evening was 'Tennv-
sons Dream Of Fair Woman" participat-
ed in by six young ladies and recited by
Miss Ernestine Butts, the handsomest
member of Brunswick's social set Her
striking appearance and dramatic ability
added greatly to the success Of the tab
leauN.