The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-20

The members of tine Cinderella Club
enjoyed an oyster roast out at Thunder
bolt yesterday morning Those. present
were Mrs. Wright Hunter, Miss Hop
kins, Miss Baldwin, Miss Conner, Miss An
ME Lyman, Miss Caro- duBignon, Miss
Elizabeth Haskell. Miss Leila Hill, Mss
Grace Barnard and Miss Maud Hayward.
Mrs c. A. L. Lamar and Miss Mary
Lamar returned home from the north last
week.
Miss Alice Leigh came UP from Buffers
Island and spent yesterday in town, the
guest of Mrs. J. Randolph Anderson.
Miss AnnUette Stubs arrived yester-
day from Baltimore, where she is attend
ing school at Mrs. II. PSLefebre's.
Miss Elise Haskell left on Friday for
Atlanta, to spend a few days there. She
will return to Savannah before Christ
mas, with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Has
kell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malloch gave a din
ner party last evening.
MIR. and Mrs j. L. Whatley have returned
from their bridal trip, and are staying on
Gordon street.
Miss jamie Cunningham is expected
home from the north tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs George McAlpin have ar
rived from New York, and will spend the
Christmas holidays in Savannah.
The Ladies' German Club has issued in
vitations for a german, to be held at the
De Soto On Tuesday evening, Dec. %.
Mr.. Edward Haskell will spend a few
days in Savannah this week.
Miss Cosens returned last evening from
Griffin, where she has been visiting MIR.
and Mrs Thomas r. Mills.
Mrs Wallace cumming arrived from
Washington Wilkes county, yesterday
morning. and joining Mrs. A. R. Lawton,
left during the day for Suwanee Springs,
Fla, where they will spend few weeks.
The Misses Prioleau. who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Paul Lyman, will leave for
their home in Beaufort, S. c.. on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Conner will arrive from the
north next week TO spend her Christmas
vacation here.
Messrs. John Garrison and Ralph Nsbet
of Camden, s. c.. are spending few days
with Mrs Alec Hull on their way home
from the University of the South, at Sc
vance, Tenn.
Miss Sidney Price arrived from the north
yesterday and will be the guest of Miss
Marie Blois while here.
Mrs. Charles Huston of Coatesville, Pa,
will spend Christmas in the city, with her
father, Maj James Stewart.
Miss Efie Barnard will arrive this week
to spend the Christmas holidays here with
her father
Lawrence Lee returned yesterday from
Hagerstown, Maryland, where he Is at
tending the college of ST. James Grammar
school, to spend the holidays with his
parents.
A special to the Constitution from Cow
lngton says: "A notable marriage occurred
in Savannah a few days since, which will
be of much interest all over the state Mr..
Paul Green. the groom was formerly OF
Decatur but is now a successful business
man OF Savannah. The bride, Miss Louise
Rogers a most charming and lovely wo-
man of Savannah. comes from historic
families Her great greatgrandfather was
the son Of q brigadier general in the war
Of the revolution, and her great great
GRANDMOTHER was also the daughter OF
brigadier generalcf the war OF the reVolu-
ton One of her ancestors, Mrs. Manning
of South Carolina. boosted Of what no
other lady ON record could. She was the
daughter Of a governor, the wife OF gov
ernor, the sister of a governor and the
aunt and foster mother of governor. The
brides ancestry goes directly back TO the
nobility of England on one side and France
on the other. Since which time. their des-
cendants have filed high positions OF trust
and honor Among whom are ex-Govs.
John Peter Richardson and John Manning,
Of South Carolina, the last OF long list
OF governors. the descendants OF revolu-