The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-19

The music was furnished by the Hunga-
rian orchestra, and about seventy couples
enjoyed a delightful evening The chape-
rons were: Mrs. J. j. McDOnough, Mrs.
Mrs. Jacob Lippman, Mrs. w. w. Rogers
and Miss COsens.
Miss Stiles who has been spending sew
eral weeks in Savannah left for Richmond,
Va. on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Struthers and Miss Struth-
ors of New York, left on Monday for their
home la New York
The Willing Workers will give the last
of their afternoon teas for this season on
Tuesday afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
S. Herman.
Miss Marion Walbridge. the charming
guest of Mr. and Mrs. s. r. Theus, left on
Thursday for her home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Alfred Mills. Miss Meta Thomas
and Miss Nan Screven returned on Friday
from Daufuskie, where they have been
the guests OF Mr. Albert Stoddard.
Mrs. Charles Huston left for her home
In Coatesville, Pa, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Maclean are in
New York
Mr.. Charles Green of St Joseph, No, is
spending a week with Mr.. Albert Stod-
dard at Melrose. Daufuskie Island.
Miss Ella Browne. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs John Malloch, left on Thurs
day for Scranton. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Seldom of
Brooklyn, who are a the De Soto, are re-
Jceiving a great deal of attention from their
many friends in the city,
Miss Bessie Mills returned to her home
in Griffin on Wednesday.
Miss Belle Harrison and Miss Belle Stiles
left on Thursday evening for Norfolk, Va,
from where they will go on cruise up the
James and Potomac rivers on Mr.. Edwin
stevens yacht the "Aileen."
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged for the meeting of the national
council of Jewish women, which event will
occur on April %.
Miss Katharine Stiles left yesterday for
Charleston, S. c., where she will be the
guest of Mrs. w. Gregg Chisholm.
a beautiful dinner party was given in
Columbus on Wednesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph X. Orr. Among the
Commander w. H. Fleming of Augusta,
Eminent Past Commander S. +. Hamilton
of Savannah, Capt. Gen. Julius L. Brown
of. Atlanta, Grand Standard Bearer r. A.
Cults of Savannah. Grand Warder George
Whiteside OF Columbus, Mrs. S. =. Hamil-
ton and the Misses Hamilton of Savan-
nah, and Mr.. David Kirkland and Mr..
L. ]. Carter
The Columbus Enquirer says: among
the visitors who accompanied the Sir
Knights there is none better known and
more highly appreciated than Mrs. S. p
Hamilton of Savannah Ca She has, per-
haps. attended more conclaves than any
Of the members, except her husband. She
is accompanied by her charming daugh-
ters Miss Virginia and Miss Lillian Ham
iltOn, who are very popular and entertain
ing, and, of course, added much to the
pleasure of the Sir knights, especially
the unmarried ones"
The marriage of Miss Johanna NJ
Roach to Mr.. Randall V. McCarroH was
solemnized on Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the Cathedral of st. John the
baptist, in the presence of a number of
their friends. The bride was prettily at
tired in pearl gray mohair Miss Roach
is well known here and has many friends
and though Mr.. McCarroll has been in
the city but a short time, he became very
popular Mr.. and Mrs. McCarroll will
make their future home in New York.
Invitations have been received in Savan-
nah from Monsieur and Madame lie Prieur
de la Sausage a Aubigny and Madame
We. Bernard to the marriage of their
selle Jeanne Bernard, TO Mr.. Donald Har-
per of Rome, Ca, on May 5th, the church,
St. Honore a. Eylan, Paris.
On Tuesday evening Colonel and Mrs.
W. W. Gordon entertained with an nfor-
NAL musicale, at which Miss Marie Moy-
neio, Miss Florence Nisbet and Mr. r.
Cuyler Gordon sang delightfully."-. Among
the. guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Gibbes, Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Gordon Mr.
and Mrs. w. W. Gordon, Jr., Mrs. -. Har-
! rison, Mrs. w. NJ. Low. Mrs. A. S. Cleve-
| land, Mrs. r. w. Parker, Miss Moynelo,
/ Miss Florence Nisbet Miss Belle Harri-
son, Mr.. Frank Screven, Mr.. Julian Hart
! ridge. and Mr.. Gordon Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs w B. Lowe of Atlanta
. '
! their daughter, Rebecca Douglass to Mr..
James Warren English. Jr., on Thursday
/ April %, at ST. Luke's Cathedral Atlanta,
Mr.. and Mrs. W F. Baker, Jr.. returned
/ from Florida yesterday.
| Mrs. w. II. Elliott Will return from New
/ York this week.
Miss Virginia Fraser of Charleston is
/ expected early this week to visit Mr. and
/ Mrs. Tracy g. Hunter.
Mrs. W. w. Rogers will entertain the
| Married Women's Club on Tuesday after
/ noon.
/ on Thursday evening Miss Daisy Bryan
| gave bicycle party to Thunderbolt.
| where a supper at Mrs. Bannon's was
| greatly enjoyed by the guests Mrs.
Charles A. Gibbes was chaperOne and the
/ others present were: Miss Sallie Haskell.
Miss Mabel Gordon, Miss Marie Moynelo.
Miss caro- duBignOn, Miss Nan duBgnop
I Miss Elizabeth Haskell. Miss Mabel Stod-
I dard. Miss Elise Rauers, Miss Sarah Mills
/ Miss Hattie Colquitt. Mr. J. D. TAYLOR
/ Mr.. T. Lloyd owens, Mr. w w Gordon
Jr.. Air. 4. J.. Alexander, Mr.. c. }. Hun
/ ter, Mr. Jack Rauers. Mr.. Newell Wesf
l BIT. ". Trenholm HOPKINS Mr. Moragne
Z Fleming. Mr. W. J. Butler. Jr.. Mr.. q. a.
GlnDef. Mr Julian Hartridge Mr. n q
1 Fleming. 1r. IT. a. Crane, Jr. Mr. Ar
thur Gordon and Mr. y. W. CuBaingham.
Mrs T. " LAYTON, Jr.. and Master
Beckwlth Lawton left on Friday for CIR.
] ton Springs, >. T.
Mrs Arthur Chambers of Orange. n. J.
1 is visiting her sister. Ars. ~. j.. Stevens
The friends ~ Prof A. sluzzarein wiu
I De Rlaa ~ learn that the French govern
I % pf 81 going ~ bcsf0W upon him me
4 hiehesf lterafy honor in ifa pOWfr Tha
Z fffnen cabinet Has proposed him fo Irff-
scent Faufe for the decoration ~ Onlcer