The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-11


Y NJ. H. A. hall was a very successful
J affair. The refreshments we're served by
! Mrs Isaac Minis Mrs. Lawrence Lipp-
man, Mrs. J.. P. Mendes Mrs. +. Josephs,
| Mrs l. RoOs. Mrs. NJ Birnbaum, Mrs
Josephs. Miss Bertha Boley, Miss Simon,
Miss Lily Silverburg, and Miss Maud Hen
bricks Mrs. Emil Newman and Mrs. 1.
NJ Falk had charge of the fish pond, while
Mrs. Adolph Berg had the candy stan.
Mr.. J. A. G. Carson gave a most de-
Hghtful sailing party on Thursday after
noon i'm honor OF the Messrs. Haight OF
New York. on their return from a sail
to Wilmington Island a fish supper was
enjoyed at Mrs Bannons Thunderbolt
Those in the party were; Mr.. Thomas
Paine. Mr.. w. r Leaken, Mr.. Frank f.
Jones Mr.. ". W. Gordon, Jr., Mr.. q.
Arthur Gordon and DR.. T. P. Waring
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes gave
charming little dinner on Thursday even
ing in honor of Miss MacDannold of Fred
erick, Md. The other guests were Miss
Jessie Chisholm, Mr.. Lowndes Walthour,
and Mr.. Raymond Butler.
A state convention of the Kings Daugh-
ters will meet in Savannah on May II, 10
and 49, Delegates are expected from
every part of the state. There will be
meeting to make all necessary arrange
ments on Tuesday afternoon at. $50
o'clock in the Sunday school building of
the Independent Presbyterian church.
The Light Refreshment Club was en-
tertained on Wednesday afternoon by Miss
Mamie Lang Among those who enjoyed
the very pleasant evening were the
Misses Emma Paulsen, Mabel Gibbons.
Annie Schroeder, Annie Holverson, Annie
Gibbons and Tessie Renk.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ward have sent OUT
cards for Z Q marriage of their daughter,
Martha Eccles to DR.. George NJ. Watson,
which wln occur on Tuesday, April 90 at
st. John s church.
Miss Nan screven will return home to
morrow from Mobile. where she has been
visiting her brother, Mr. Murray
Screven
Mrs Harry Dunwody of Brunswick
spent several days during the past week
in town with her mother Mrs. Walter,
returning yesterday to Brunswick.
The Misses Eileen and Lucille Hunter
left yesterday for a visit to Americas.
DIR. and Mrs. e. H. Nichols. after two
weeks delightfully."- spent in New York, at
| the st. Denis hotel, have returned to Sa-
vannah.
Miss Stavero, who has been visiting Miss
| Hudson, left yesterday for Baltimore, Md
Miss Elise Chapeau has returned from a
visit to friends in Georgetown, S. c.
Miss Albert Hull, who attends Madame
Lefebvres school in Baltimore, is at home
| for the Easter vacation
Mr.. Rauers and Mr. Jack Rauers will
| leave during the week for New York, from
where they will sail for Europe.
Mrs. Charles Dixon has returned from
| a trip to Jacksonville and St. Augustine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Chisholm left yes
terday for a visit to Baltimore.
The wedding of Mr.. Frederick c. Wallis
80 h 90. WI
took place last week in New Decatur,
| Ala, was a very interesting event. Beau
| tiful decorations of eVergreens and flow
| ering plants transformed the Central Bap
| fist church, where the ceremony was per-
| formed, into a scene of tropic loneliness.
The ceremony occurred at noon, and, as
| the wedding march was played, the ush-
ers entered the church and passed down
the side alsles to the ehancel The bride
| and groom walked together, and the serv-
| ice was performed under a marriage bell
of white flowers. After the ceremony,
which was performed by DR.. r. J. VIII,
| lingham an uncle of the bride, the young
couple left on the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad for Savannah.
At the home of the brides parents. MIR.
and Mrs. A. ". Kieffer in bingham
county, on Thursday, April l, was cele-
brated the marriage of their daughter Oc-
tavia Victoria Kieffer, to William George
| Wilson, Rev. Jacob Austin of EpenezeF
Lutheran church officiatin The bride,
who was gowned in white with decora-
tions of lace and brides roses, is lovable
and popular young lady. The groom is
| enc of the most successful young men of
| bingham. After a short reception the
| bridal party were invited to Mr.. j. J. VIII
sons, father of the groom, where a de-
| lightful lunch was served Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. S. Landrum
| George of Savannah. The many beautiful
and useful presents received by the happy
| couple are proofs of the high esteem in
| which they are held by their friends.