The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-12


AIRS. John Heard Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Malone. Mr. and Mrs. J. Randolph
Ahdtf son, Ny. and Mrs. W. ". Gordon,
Jr; Mr- and Alrs. Wright Hunter. Mr..
ana Mrs, G. \. L. Cunningham. Miss sal
lie McAlpn. Miss Elise Rauers. Miss
Mary Whitehead. Miss Emma Hopkins
Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss Maud Thomas.
Miss Meta Thomas. Miss Annie Lyman.
MISS Katharine Hartridge. Miss Sarah
Mills, Miss Florence Nisbet. Miss Helen
Marshall, Miss Nan Screven. Miss Nenie
Minis, Miss Nan duBignon. Miss Mar
garet stiles, Miss Henrietta Myers, Miss
Kate Brigham, Miss Josie Freeland Mr..
Dir. II. Lloyd owens. Mr. Robert Harri-
son, Mr.. William Butler. Mr.. Raymond
Butler Mr. Trenholm Hopkins, MIR. W.
Mr.. Edward Haskell. Mr.. Jack Kinzie,
Mr.. Potter, MIR. Gratz Myers, Mr.. Fred
Myers. Mr.. Edward Elliott, Mr.. Arthur
b. Elliott. and Mr.. Lewis Mercer.
One of the most beautiful weddings ever
seen here was that of Miss Virginia Cum
n,ngham to Mr.. a 5. Cleveland last
Thursday evening. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Sessums of Lou
isiana, assisted by Rev. Robb White Of
Christ church, and the decorations were
very artistic. The bridesmaids gowns
of some diaDhanous material with sash
ribbons OF pale green satin were charm
ing, while the lovely bride was like
picture in her beautiful white satin dress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland are now in New
York. but after their honeymoon will go
to Houston, Texas the home of the
groom. Society greatly regrets the de-
parture of Miss Cunningham who has al
ways been a particular favorte.
Mrs. Rauers gave a duplicate whist par
~ on Thursday evening. The beautiful
drawing rooms were decorated with La
France and Marechal Neil roses, and dur
ing the evening a delightful supper was
served. The guests We're Mrs. James T
Dent, Mrs. George Baldwin, Mrs. Charles
A. ShearsOn, Mrs. Fleming duBignon, Mrs.
Robert Anderson. Mrs. Charles Malone,
Mrs. Thomas s. Wayne. Mrs. John Mis-
bet, Mrs. w. W. Gordon, Sr., Mrs. Mel
drim, Mrs Pleasant Stovall, Mrs. Backus
Mrs. Charles Schiey. Mrs. Alfred L. Hart.
ridge Mrs. J. +. b. Beckwith, Miss Ma
ria Minis. Miss Mary Lamar, and Miss
Mary Hoist.
The Georgia Hussars will give their
second reception TO the ladies on Wednes-
day, Jan. 10 These delightful entertain
ments are among the social attractions
Of the winter
Miss Emmie Johnson entertained a num-
Der of her young friends on Friday even
ing with Hearts card party. The first
prize was won by Miss Missile Huh, and
was silver shoe buttoner. and Miss
Myra WILCOX won the BOBBY prize, a box
of Huyler's candy. Those present were
Miss Mary Hops Miss Jennie Haines
Miss Aileen Hunter, Miss Julia Hartridge
Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim, Miss Fannie
Meldrim, Miss Annie Haines, Miss Susie
Hunter, Miss Mary Wayne Miss Clifford
Munnerlyn, Miss Ethel Chisholm, Miss
Julia Hunter. Miss Myra Wilcox, Miss
Reba White, Miss Eula Gamble, and Miss
Cora johnson.
Miss Anulette stubbs left on Wednesday
for Baltimore, where she attends Mrs.
Lefebvre's school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Champion has ar
rived in the city from their bridal tour,
and are at the De Soto.
Miss Brown of Louisville, Ca, is visit
ing Mrs. Wright Hunter, on CASTOR street.
Mrs. Lamar and Miss Mary Lamar re-
turned from the north last week.
Mrs. William II. Elliott, Mrs. Clifford
Carleton and Miss Sidney Carleton left
for New York on the City of Birmingham
last Tuesday.
Miss Edith McKeen of Terre Haute,
Ind, is visiting Mrs. George Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams of Rich
mond, Va, spent a few days in the city
last week, and were present at the leap
year ball.
Mrs. J. J. Wilder returned from a visit
to Mrs Henry r. jackson, in Brunswick,
on Thursday.
Mrs. George Mercer, Jr., has returned
from visit to Thomasville, Ga.
Mrs. Alfred Mills and Master Charles
Mills returned to Savannah on Monday
and are at 112 Taylor street
Miss Gertrude Allen of Sing Sing, N. Y.
VINO mas been visiting her aunt Mrs. c.
d. Owens, left for the north on Tuesday
Miss frankie Gilreath of Gainesville.
Ga, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gall
lard, on Bolton street.
Miss Marie Moynelo is expected to re-
turn from Baltimore, where she has been
studying music at the Peabody Institute,
early in February.
Miss Mallie Hammond left on Wednes-
DAY Tor New York to resume her studies
at Miss PEBBLES school.
A delightful supper party was siven on
MONDAY evening by Miss Annie Shellman
to the bridesmaids and groomsmen who
took part at her wedding on Tuesday
evening.
On Thursday afternoon the Ceorcia So
clety OF colonial Danes of America held
Us regular monthly meeting at the home
OF Miss Eugenia NJ Johnston Althoueh
not fuliy attended. this was one of the
most charming and social of the meet
lnSS held since the reunion of the DANES
IN November. 1t was the beginning also
OF d series of just such GATHERINGS for
II was recently agreed that the officers
ana ladies' OF the board of managers
should take it by turn and hold these
meetings at their own residences An
other pleasant feature of this meeting
was que 10 the fact that the Danes Of
savannah, not of the board of mana
gers, We're invited to meet the officers
az an hour later than that appointed for
the business meeting, and to Join in So
cldi intercourse. When the business nee
essary to be transacted was over the for
mai meeting adjourned, and then was
amorded an opportunity for the disnIav If
one of the most charming of won9an;s
roles, viz, that of hostess. Tea and
the ct ceteras were served Miss john
1sSl Veins stosiStcu Dy one or TWO of the
oHlcefs. mere was snatch of song.
JUS to be obliging. and then goodbyes'
1he officers present were Mrs. w. w
Gordon, Mrs. A. r. Lawton, Jr.. Mrs.
Annie Vane Jones, Mrs Louis G. Young,
Mrs i. W. Meldrim, Mrs. Charles III
Dixon and Mrs. Annie Waring. The
Danes who came in at O'Clock were
Mrs. Edward Karow, Miss Emma Bull
lock. Mrs. Orlando Cohen. Mrs. Claude
Hammond. and Mrs. P. A. Stovall. The
next meeting will be held on the second
Thursday in February, and Mrs. a n
Lawton, Jr.. will most probably be host
ess.
A very interesting marriage took place
at the Sacred Heart church last Wednes-
Gay morning, when Rev. Father William
Meyer united in matrimony Miss Annie
NJ. Mccarthy and Mr.. p. j. Kavanaugh
OF Flat Shoals Ca Many friends gath
cred afterwards at the residence Of the
brides uncle, Mr.. Lawrence e. McCar-
thy. on Henry street. to offer their con
bride is a charming little artist The
groom, who is the nephew of Capt. w.