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


Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ferst left last week
for New York, and are now at the VALID
OFF.
Mrs w. H. Lanler and Miss Kate Ian
Ter of Millen are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Dreese.
Mrs. Charles D. Owens, who spent the
summer at the north, has returned to the
city.
The Misses Birdie and Ruthie Kayton
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Gut
man in Baltimore.
Miss Rosa Kelly is expected tomorrow
from the north.
Miss Lillian Hamilton is visiting Miss
Jamie Snow in Quitman, Ga.
Mrs. John Heard Hunter and children
left for Asheville last week and are stay
ing at Battery Park hotel.
Mrs. ]. T. Luck will leave tonight for
Atlanta to attend the marriage of her
brother Mr.. j. T. Norris.
Mrs. E. Kaufman and daughter of
Brooklyn are visiting Mrs. ]. T. Cohen at
her residence on Tattnal street They are
here to attend the Cohen-Schultz wedding.
Mrs. NJ. w. Dixon who has been spend
ing some time in New York, has returned
to the city.
ed on Friday from Richmond, where they
went to attend the wedding of Miss Adele
Rosenbaum.
Mr. Douglas Boyd of Griffin has been
staying at the De Soto
Mrs. H. I. Smith and Miss Maud Smith
have arrived from Baltimore. Miss Smith
spent the summer in Europe and has since
been spending a few weeks with her moth
| er at the north
Miss Willy Turner of Columbus, who has
lately been visiting in Brooklyn, arrived
| on Wednesday to visit Miss Mary Lou
Pritchard on CASTOR street.
Mrs. John Furber has returned from the
| north.
Mrs. Henry Solomon is back from Ashe-
| vile.
Mrs. Octavus Cohen arrived last night
on the City of Augusta.
| Mrs Ellen Screven has returned to the
| city from Baltimore.
The Atlanta Journal says: Among the
| charming young women visiting Atlanta
/ is Miss Kathleen Hunter of Savannah, Ga.
| She is a piquant and sparkling brunette,
| with the most attractive mannerisms and
is pos sessed of the wit and humor that
| make Ter conversations clever and replete
with lepartee. Miss Hunter is the daugh-
| ter of MIR. ana Mrs William Hunter of
| Savannah, and is at present the guest of
her uncle, Mr.. Thomas Hunter on Peach
| tree street.
Mrs. George Elliott of Beaufort S. c., is
the guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs.
| William Harden.
/ Mr.. John Lord Nisbet has arrived from
| the north to visit his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Nisbet
Mss Rosa Kelly left New York yester-
| day on the steamship Kansas City for Sa-
| Pittsburg, Pa.
| Mrs. f. ]. Lucas of Clarendon" near
| Gainesville Ga, is the guest of Judge
and Mrs Robert Falligant. and will spend
the winter with them.
The engagement of Miss Scotia Walter
| to Mr. Harry Dunwody of Brunswick,
which has been lately announced is of
great interest to their large circle of
| friends. Miss Walter who made her debut
| winter before last is very charming and
| a great favorite in society here and else
where. Mr. Dunwody has already made
| name for himself and his friends predict
| for him a brilliant career The match is
| therefore one that seems to be unusually
| approved of. Their wedding will take place
sometime during the month of January.
Mr.. Mills B. Lane is in New York for
| several weeks.
Master Charlie Schley arrived yesterday
/ from AuAISNll6 anu Will Spcllu NI6 VIII
| ter with his aunt, Mrs. William Harden.
The Wilmington IN. e. Messenger has
an interesting account of the marriage
Of Hon Alfred M. Woodell and Miss Ca
briehe DeRosset, daughter of Mr.. Lewis
1 Rossett. The marriage occurred last Tues
day, in st. James Episcopal church. at
| Wilmington. The bride. attired in a hand
some green travelling suit, entered the
main aisle leaning upon the arm Of her
venerable grandfather, DR.. A. J. DeRos-
set while the groom approached from the
vestry and Joined them at the chancel
where the civil marriage service was per-
formed. The bride carried an exquisite
bouquet Of AIarechal Neil roses and vio-
lets, and the ushers wore chrysanthe-
mum boutonniers. The ushers We're
Messrs. Rob c. DeRosset, Tom c. DeRos-
set Il. Nash DeRosset, and Tom r.
Myers, cousins of the bride. Both the
bride and the groom have many friends in
Savannah.
The wedding Of Mr.. William NIoseiey
Halves. editor of the Warrenton Clipper
and a member Of the legislature, to Miss
Rosa Farmer is announced to take place
at the First Baptist church Warreuton,
Ga, on Nov. %.
Mrs. Emile Newman and children, who
have been north all summer. have return
ed home.
Mr.. James Grimes OF Rapidan, Va. ar
rived in the city last night. and is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Connerat.