The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-22
LOCAL Personal.

Charles A. Conklin of Atlanta is stop-
ping at the De Soto.
Miss Vina Jensen left Savannah last
week to visit friends in Philadelphia.
Rev Edward Lathrop, D. D., and Mrs.
Taylor of New York are stopping at the
De Soto.
Gen. Manager Cecil Gabbett of the Geor-
gia and Alabama railroad spent yesterday
IN Savannah.
The Forsyth Social Club will give it's
annual hop Easter Monday night at Cath
ole Library hall.
Miss Nellie Woodward of Macon is a
guest of Miss Phoebe A. Baker, No. SOL
South Broad street.
Miss Corrie Sanders and Miss Mollie
Chaplin Of Charleston are the guests of
Mrs. w. B. Daniels, on Taylor street.
Mr.. r. Brodie Jones, who has been west
Tor some months on account of his health
has returned to the city much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Brooks and
Miss Brooks of Elmira are at the
De Soto. Mr. Brooks is editor of
the well known Elmira Telegram.
Al Reid, district passenger agent of the
RANT system, with headquarters at WASH
lngton, is in town, and will remain during
the season 10 look after the winter travel
Mr. c. c.. Brantley of the Valdosta
Times was in the city yesterday. Besides
peIhg counted one of the best newspaper
,iler IN Ihe country Mr.. Brantley is cor
dosta. Fai-
+, on account of Gen. Lafayette McIaws'
illness the lecture on Gettysburg, which
ne was TO have delivered Wednesday night
mas oeen postponed. 1t will be delivered,
however, as soon as Gen. McLaws has
lully recovered and is able to appear.
A pleasant time was spent on a buck
board ride and jessamine hunt Thurs
oay afternoon. Mrs. Ferger chaperoned
Ine party which included Misses Maud
biarnWell, Emmie Barnweu, Bertha Nell
SON Annie Sloat Nellie Oppenheimer, An
ME Englerth, Messrs. Frank Sloat Her.
mann Shuptrine, Branch La Far. Nor
Ion Frierson, Albert Jones. Mr.. Jones
arranged the party.
A large number of friends gathered at
the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Brown
on Orleans square, Wednesday evening
70 witness the marriage of their daugh-
IIef Rachael. to Mr.. Samuel Ensel.
me ceremony was performed by Rev.
l. +. Mendes, and the beautiful service of
sne jewish church was most solemn and
impressive. Miss jeanette Brown sister
O. me l7, bride, was maid of honor and Mr.
mes. The bride was tastefully
aarrayed in white satin duchesse.
trimmed in chiffon and orange
6ia amonas and Ind her tft ornaments were
me, Inc couple were the recipients of many
,lseIul and handsome presents, several
~ M 80 checkS being included in the list.
Inc p4r.ors were tastefully decorated.
MT |. ~ Resented played the wedding
march. After the ceremony the guests
sdt down to a tempting supper, and con-
sIatulations were showered upon the hap
~ pair by the friends present and by
telegram from distance. Mr.. and Mrs.
EEnsel left by the evening train on the
central for Asheville, from whence they
VIII visit his relatives in Knoxville, Tenn.
among the guests present were Mr.. and
SArs. l. ?. Mendes, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
sSehwarzbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fried,
ar and Mrs. Morris Brown, Mr.. and
mrs. Henry Levy, Mr. and MIS- J. P.
bbe f Mr.. and Mrs. Nathans, Mrs. M
Rlch, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Lehwald, Mr..
S 8nlG Mrs. d. ]. Morrison, Mrs. j. NJ
thlch, Miss Lena Rich, Miss M. Stern
9pgefg, Miss Jessie Brown, Mrs. H. Haym,
SSiiss Ellen De Castro. Mr.. and Mrs A
:, C9nen Mrs. /. M. RosenfeId, Miss Liz
H. Sheehan, Miss Agnes O'Brien, Miss
a Ldzzle McQuaid, Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Gard
neL, Mr.. and Mrs d. Holman, Miss Sa-
ian stern, Messrs. Mark Appel Abe NJ
1SloWI Max Brown, /. NJ. Resented, C. H.
SSUaaor' H. Samuels, w. E. Behnken, j. B.
5pWeat J. c. Mallory, T. B. Jenkins, ].
p Martin, Max Moskowitz, E. P. Terry,
oHMlller, 81 Galinsky, Henry LehwaId T.
rottqbliinan, N. jenkins, ]. w. Aspinwall and