The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-08


Miss Barnard's many friends are delight
ed to know that she will spend the whole
season in Savannah.
81 Loved You Then Love You Now"
is the title of Mr.. Clarence Murphy's lat
est and perhaps most successful compo-
sition. The words written by Mr.
Charles Ernest Shober. and the combina-
ton makes the song a most taking one.
Mr.. Murphy, by the way, is becoming very
well known in the musical world.
The wedding of Miss Bessie Brown, sis
ter of Mrs. G. Brant of this city, to Mr.
A. Selinger took place in New York last
week.
Mrs. Andrew Hanley and Miss Hanlcy
returned from New York on Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Basen has returned home,
after paying several delightful visits In
Washington, Baltimore and New York
The Mckinley reception given by Mr.
T. F. Johnson on Tuesday evening was
thoroughly enjoyed by the many friends
who gathered at his residence on CASTOR
street to hear the election returns. A
special operator had been provided, ana
the evening was as exciting as il was
pleasant. The decorations of flowers ana
flags gave everything a festive appear
ance, and most beautiful supper was
served during the evening. The
table decorations were, of course.
gold, colored, chrysanthemums being the
flowers used, while even the sandwiches
were tied with yellow ribbons and adorned
with gold bugs in honor of the occasion.
Mrs. George L. Cope, Jr., Mrs. James
Hunter and Miss Molly Johnson left yes
terday for Griffin to attend the wedding
Of Miss Elizabeth Cope Mills, which takes
place next week.
Mrs. Walter Charlton left Yesterday for
Baltimore, to visit her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Richard Malcolm Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stoddard and Miss
Mabel Stoddard returned home during the
week from Baltimore. Their summer was
spent at Chautauqua, n. Y, and at flag
erstown Nd.
Mrs. George L. Cope, Mr.. George L.
Cope, Jr, and Mr.. Harris Cope will go to
Griffin for few days this week to at
tend the wedding of Miss Mills to Mr..
Howard Watt. on Nov. 10.
DR.. Marion X. Corbin of this city will
be married next Thursday afternoon at
portsmouth, Va, to Miss May Williams
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Edward
Williams of Portsmouth. The wedding
VIII be home wedding, and will be very
quietly celebrated. After a short wedding
tour north, DIR. and Mrs. Corbin will re-
turn TO Savannah and will reside at Miss
McAlpins, at Barnard and South Broad
streets. DR.. j. Lawton Hers will be best
man at the wedding. He will leave for
portsmouth tomorrow, and from there
Will visit Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York.
Mrs. Charles II. Dorset and Mrs. WI
liam Cooper chaperoned a dance given bv
the young people on Thursday evening AT
Armory hall. Among those present were
the Misses Josie Dorset, Bessie Cooper
May Rogers, Emmie Clark, Marie Dreese
elise Chapeau, Belle Nandevere Mamie
Coney, Belle Hopkins, and Messrs Wilbur
NfOn9N To 1Tnv 4 n.
Torley, Sidney Cooper. Armand Chapeau
Harry Richardson, William Walker, Edwin
Bacon, Harry Strachan, Percy Inabett
Robert Crawford, Branch LaFar and 9TH
ers
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Westcott celebrated
their crystal wedding Monday night at
their home on Ninth street, The house was
brilliantly lit, and palms and flowers were
used in decoration. An elegant repast was
served at 10 o'clock, and music and dane
ing INDUCED in until a late hour Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Har-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs M. Eason, Mrs. ]. L.
Turner, Mr. and Mrs. c. Register Mr. and
Mrs. /. Kelley, Mr., and Mrs. EaO'Connor
capt. and Mrs. Ambrose, Mr. and Mrs. l.
Il. Kent, Mr.. S. Kent, Miss Julia Dukes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Branan, Mr. and Mrs. M G.
| Register, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Robinson. Mr..
and Mrs. B. Henderson, Mr.. A. Warmsley.
Miss Meta Westcott and Miss o. Kent
Mrs. Hampton l.. Ferrill and daughters
are expected home this morning from Ma
con, where they have been visiting Mrs.
| FerrilPs mother, Mrs. Smith. The earlier
part of the season they spent at Asheville
and have also been on trip to New York.
While In Macon, Mrs. Ferrills old home,
she has been delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs. S. r. Jaques, and several other
friends.
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visiting her mother, Mrs. Augustus H.
Jones.
Mrs. M. Il. Wright of Columbus. Ca,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Clarence S. Connerat, left for her home
on Friday.
Mrs. J. T. Cohen has issued invitations to
the marriage of her daughter, Mamie. to
| Mr. Louis Schultz. which event will take
place on Nov. is, at her residence on TAFT
nall street
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Lippman win
! leave tomorrow for Richmond, Va, whore
they will attend the wedding Of Mrs. Lipp-
mans sister Miss Adele Rosenbaum.
Mrs. Louis Kayton has returned from
| the north, where she has been spending
the summer and fall.
Mrs Edward f. Holmes OF statesburg,
S. c, is paying a brief visit to her moth
er, Mrs Augustus II. Jones.
Mrs William Hunter and Miss Eileen
Hunter have returned from a trip to New
| York
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan c. Monroe of
Washington. d. c. who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Connerat,
left yesterday for Washington.
Miss Annie V. Jones has returned home,
after an absence Of three months.
Miss Lena Herman was given a de-
lightful surprise party on Friday even
ing, the occasion being her birthday.
Among those who enjoyed the evening
were the Misses Julia McGrath, Hattie
| Llndner. Olivia Allen. Mamie Herman,
Sadie Cosgrove. Maggie Roach Annie Ma
ner. Lizzie Lodge. Estelle Maner, Bessie
Hodges, Lizzie Deignan, Lula Manner,
Mary Sweeney and Messrs. Walsh. Gar
vey, Wells, Coffee, Reilly, Hardee, Moi
fatt, O'Leary, Mingledorf. Palisere, Groo-
yer. Nell Wentz and Saunders.