The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-19

IaiIlsOn, MT. Robert Harrison, Mr.. Ed
ward Elliott and DR.. T. +. Waring.
on Tuesday morning the wedding Of
MISS Alberta kulman, the youngest
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. kulman, to
Mr. Albert Schield of Columbus took
place at the DE soto hotel and was a beau
tful affair. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. !. Z. Mendes in the pres
ence of number of the relatives and
friends of the young couple. The decora-
tons were very handsome Palms group
ed effectively, formed a back ground TO
the wedding party, which stood beneath a
white SILK canopy from which was sus-
pended a floral shield of white hyacinths
against back ground Of feathery ferns.
The bride, who entered on her fathers
arm, wore beautiful tailor made gown
OF faWn colOred cloth, with heavy guipure
lace on the jacket. and carried a bouquet
of bride roses There were no brides
maids; The four ushers were Mr.. Ar
thur Solomon, Mr.. Ike Kalmon, Mr.. JOS
eph Deyer and Mr.. Walter Lilienthal, and
Mr.. Oscar kulman was the best man.
AFTER the ceremony "A delightful break
fast was served. Those present were:
capt. ana Mrs. Kulman, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank kulman, Mrs. Emanuel Myers.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. =. Meudes. Mrs. Marcus
of Chicago, Miss Pauline Kulman. Miss
Eta Lippman. Miss TesSie Kohler, Mayor
Herman Myers. Mr.. Powers, Mr. Harri-
son and Mr.. Solomon Cohen. A large re-
ception followed, lasting till 1 O'clock
and in the afternoon the happy pair left
on their bridal tour. They viii visit New
\ ork and many northern and western cit
les before returning to Columbus, where
they will live.
A blackboard drive was given on Tues
day by Mrs. Lee Roy Myers and Mrs.
Netsburg in honor of Mrs Bloomingdale
Of Philadelphia and Mrs. CHASER and Miss
Blanche Morse of st. Louis. Mo. The
other guests were: Mrs Emil Newman,
Mrs. II. Gainesburg, Mrs. J. Lippman. Mrs
Guckenhaimer Mrs. Lawrence Lippman,
Mrs Leopold Adler. Mrs. l.. KaytOn and
Mrs lrma Rosenbaum.
The wedding of Miss Sallie Hayward
Coburn and Mr. James S. Blaine viii
take place at l o'clock tomorrow in
Christ church.
The many friends Of Miss Lila Neyle
Colquitt regret that she win leave on
Wednesday for Washington.
Mrs. f. c. Stiles and Miss stiles of
ktoWah Gins, Ga, are visiting Col and
Mrs. w. w. Gordon
Miss Troost of Chicago ILL.,, is the
guest of Mrs. J. +. b. Beckwith.
Miss Belle Harrison of Brandon. Va,
arrived yesterday to be the guest of Miss
Elizabeth Haskell.
Miss Margie Weed of Augusta arrived
IN savannah on Friday and is visiting
Miss Caro- duBignon on Perry street
Miss Riddle of Petersburg. Va, is the
guest of Miss Mary White.
Mrs. J. f. BrockenborouEh Beckwith
has issued cards for tea tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Miss James T. Dent. Miss Miriam and
Miss Ophelia Dent left on Monday for
their plantation home, Hofwyl, on the Al
tamaha.
Miss Marie Habersham leaves on We'd
nesday for Washington, where she will
visit her cousin, Miss Colquitt.
Miss Bessie Mills and Miss Mary Mills
of Griffin arrived in Savannah last week
to visit their grandmother, Mrs. George
Cope, Sr.
Mr.. Heman HARDWOOD arrived yesterday
from Bloomington, H., and is with his
sister, Mrs. J. f. B. Beckwith.
Miss Annie Cotter, who has been spend
ing several months in Atlanta, returned
to the city last week.
Miss Margaret Gardner entertained on
Friday afternoon with a card party, al
which she was assisted by Miss Hull and
were: Mrs. John Heard Hunter. Mrs I
4. b. Beckwith, Mrs. W. W. Rogers. Mrs.
Charles A, Gibbess Mrs. Mary McAlpin,
Mrs. j. Walthour, Miss Lily Anderson
Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss Margaret Yer
non Stiles, Miss Irene Withers Miss Ohm
stead, Miss Florence Olmstead, Miss EN-
ma Hopkins, Miss Nina Pape, Miss Troost
of Chicago, Miss Pamela Lamar. Miss
Maude Hayward, Miss Bessie Bruen. Miss
Mamie, Wilcox, Miss Corrinne Hayward,
and others. Miss Hopkins won the first
prize, Dresden china tray, and Miss Hat
tie Colquitt the second, a picture
A pleasant party went down to VIII
mington Island on Wednesday, at the in
Vitation of Mrs. l. G.. Haas. The day was
delightful one, and the party enjoyed
going over the Oemler oyster Companv' s
factory. Those present We're Mrs Emil
Newman. Mrs. Bloomingdale, Mrs. Gia-
ser, Mrs. Roth, Miss Blanche Morse and
Mr.. kayton.
on Sunday last an oyster roast was given
at Thunderbolt by Mr.. and Mrs Kuiman
Those present were Miss Nina Kuiman.
Miss Eta Lippman, Miss Tessie KohIer'
Miss Birdie hulman, Mr.. Albert SchieIds'
Mr.. Oscar Kulman and Mr.. Ike Kalman
Mrs. Jacob Lippman gave a delightful
lunch at Mrs. Bannon's, Thunderbolt. on
rEG n ~ faVaaf v1p TTsr.t
CHASER, Mrs. Bloomingdale, Mrs Adler
Mrs. Lawrence Lippman, Mrs Emil New
man and Miss Blanche Morse of st. Louis.
Mrs. Lawrence Lippman entertained on
Thursday afternoon with a beautiful card
party. Progressive whist was the game
played, and the four handsome prizes were
won by Mrs. CHASER. Mrs j. Iippnan-
Mrs. l.. Adler and Miss Kayton.
Mrs. l.. Grouse entertained a party of
young ladies on Thursday, with an oyster
roast at Thunderbolt
Miss Irma Rosenbaum left for her home
| in Richmond on Wednesday,
Miss Lucille Desbouillons. who has lately
returned TO savannah from Paris, where
she mas been studying under the noted
artist, NJ. CoUrtois. Intends oDenine n
studio in the near future
The closing card party of the. week was
a delightful one given yesterday after
noon by MissfHelen Hardee.
At a recent meeting of the Isondega p,
cycle Club, Miss Maude Hayward was
elected president, Mr.. Clarence Andersen
Jr., vice president, and Mr.. c. H Banks
treasurer. and secretary. 1t was decided
that business meetings should be held
every three months at the house of the
president, and that the club should meet
once one q I month for the purpose Of a road
present and the invitations for member-
ship have not yet been issued. 1t is
! probable that the club will number over
| fifty.
Miss Lizzie Barrow has returned from
visiting Miss Bessie Bruen.
The Whist Club met at the residence
OF Mrs NJ Y. MacIntyre on Friday after-
noon.
The Jolly Jokers met on Friday evening
at Miss Caro- duBignon's, where they en-
Joyed q delightful dance. Those present
We're: Miss Leona Guerard Miss Florence
Nisbet, Miss Jennie Sullivan, Miss Katha-
rine Hartridge, Mrs. T. NJ Cunningham.
Jr., Miss Maggie Weed, Miss Alice Dun
ning' Miss Hattie Colquitt, Miss Annie