The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-26

The Isondega Bicycle Club had a run last
evening to Thunderbolt where they enjoy
ed supper at Mrs. Bannons.
The Married Women's Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. w. w. Rogers on Thursday
afternoon with an extremely pretty card
party. Mrs. NJ Young MacIntyre won the
first prize, a silver back velvet brush, and
Mrs w. r. Leaken won a silver nail pol
isher. The other guests were: Mrs w. G.
Morrell, Mrs. II. D. stevens, Mrs. c. B.
Malone, Mrs. r. f. Burdell, Mrs. A. B.
Hun, Mrs. G; L. Cope, Mrs, w. w; Owens,
Myers. Mrs. John Howkins. Mrs. T. L.
Walthour, Mrs; Harris Cope, Mrs. Wright
Hunter, Mrs. Heard Hunter, Mrs. F. G.
Miss Margaret Cosens, Miss Irene With
ers, and Miss Connie Hayward
A pleasant home wedding in which Sa-
wanna hans are interested occurred in
Charleston Wednesday. Mr.. e. V Tyson
of Savannah and Miss Edith Vincent of
Charleston We're married at the residence
by Rev. w. II. Campbell Miss Rosa Lee
Vincent, cousin of the bride, was the maid
of honor, and Mr.. John Is. Lance OF Savan-
nah best man. A short reception was held
after the ceremony and the newly mar
ried couple took the night train for their
future home in Savannah. Mr. and Mrs.
Tyson are now residing at No. 2O4 VALID
burg street.
on Thursday next at o'clock there will
be an exhibition at the Guards armorv of
the work done this winter by the children
of the Free kindergarten. Every one who
is interested is asked to attend and see
what progress the children have made
Mr. and Mrs. John HoWkins have re-
turned from Baltimore and are visiting
Mrs. Howkins's mother Mrs. Guerard
Hayward, on Forsyth park. After a course
of study in Baltimore, Mr.. Howkins has
successfully taken his examination for the
degree of NJ. d.
Mr. Charles E. Green, who has been
spending several weeks in the city will
10 sc IN
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Albert Stoddard, Jr., of Daufuskie,
spent few days in the city last week
Mr. George Freeman has gone to Rich
mond to attend the Freeman-Wa we'd
ding.
Miss May Gleason of Troy, N. Y, who
has been visiting Miss Mary Lamar, left
yesterday morning for New York
Miss liza Glenn of Atlanta, who has been
visiting Miss Conner, returned to her home
on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrow Carter have re-
turned TO the city, and are visiting Mrs
Carriers parents Judge and Mrs. Robert
Falligant.
Mr.. Charles Henry of New York is at
the De Soto.
Miss Katherine Stiles who has been Wis
iting Mrs w. Gregg Chisolm in Charles
ton, returned yesterday.
Mrs w. S. Chisholm. who has been
spending the winter at the De Soto, left
yesterday for New York.
Mrs Arthur Well and Miss Hattie We'll
are in Atlanta,
Mrs William Grant of Atlanta and her
daughter Mrs. Thomas Cobb jackson.
spent a few days in the city last week
and returned TO their home on Friday
Mrs. W. w. Gordon left last Sunday for
Washington, to attend a meeting of the
Colonial Danes.
Mrs William S. Lowell arrived from
Birmingham, Ala, this morning to visit
her sister, Mrs. Alfred +. Mills.
Miss Virginia Lee Fraser of Charles
ton, 5 G., IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Tracy G.. Hunter
Lieut.. Casey Morgan left on Wednes-
day night for Norfolk to join the flagship
Dolphin.
Miss Kathleen Hunter and Miss OteIia
Johnson returned on Tuesday from "A de-
lightlul visit to Augusta.
Miss Grace Barnard has returned from
the north ana viii he al the De Soto for
six weeks with her father.
Miss Jennie May left last week 10 visit
friends al the north
The second of the delightful hons given
by the Savannah Volunteer Guards wtll
take place next Thursday evening an their
armofY Judging from the success OF me
iast tfla entertainment promises great
enjoyment 90 on who VIII attend.
Hhe sreond 0f ihe series Of dances re.
Gently lnauKufatfd hy the Savannah Vol
nniftf Guards VIII lake place al the
Aiippiy Ahnfeaay nighh The FIRST dance