The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-30

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Edebart, T. G. McAuliffe. Frank Boiler
L. c. Hansberger and r G.. Nason of Au-
gusta and John NJ. Curtis of Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter s. King have sent
out invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter Lottie to Mr.. Edward Lewis
Smith on Tuesday evening, June IS, at
st. Pauis Lutheran church.
on Tuesday evening col and Mrs Will
! lam Garrard. Miss Minis, Miss Castleman,
and Mr.. A. Minis dined at Bannon Lodge,
! Thunderbolt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Henderson gave a
| blackboard drive to Thunderbolt on Tues
| day afternoon. in honor of Mrs. NJ. j..
| Hodgson of Waycross. Among the other
| guests were Mrs. e. z. Spiegel, Mrs
! Morton, Mrs. Angela Rebarer. Mrs. T. II.
| Henderson, and Mrs. l.. w. Wilson,
Invitations have been received in Savan-
| nah to the marriage of Mr.. Walter Dur
| gee Daskam and Miss Harriet Agnes Til
| ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Heath Tiley, at st. Luke's church, Moro
| ton, Conn, Thursday afternoon, June 3.
Mrs. Alice J. Bessellieu has sent out in
| vitations for the marriage of her daughter
| Annie Louise to Dr.. Edwin HusOn Sims
| on Wednesday evening, June 2, at $50
| o'clock, at Trinity Episcopal church, Co
lumbus, Ga.
The Melpomcne," a dramatic club
which has just been horned gave it's first
! performance with brilliant success last
evening at the residence of MIR. and Mrs
| Walter Charlton. The play performed
was EAST Lynne, compiled from
memory by Miss saba Stovall. after see
! ing it once at a matnee-and the char
acters were taken by the Misses Margaret
Charlton Lucy Barrow, Anna Hunter
| Totty Clay, Patte Barrow, and Saida
Stovall' who took the part of Lady Isabel,
and rivaled Clara Morris in her tragic rem
| QitiOn the mart
| role of Archibald Carlisle, Marga-
ret Charlton made very striking impress
! sion, and the parts of Barbara Dare,
Joyce Little Willie. and Miss
Carlisle were each admirably
taken by Lucy Barrow, Totty
Clay, Pattie Barrow, ana Anna Hunter.
The play was given for the benefit of
charity, and a neat sum was cleared, to
say nothing of the enjoyment of the ap-
preciative audience.
Miss Ethel Chisholm entertained the
F. f. c. Club last evening with a wild
rose party Among her guests We're the
Misses Jennie Haines, Clifford Munner-
Ign, Miriam Dent, Missy HUI, Cecile
Woods Reba and Nellie White, Cermont
Huger, Mary Hops, Ethel Taylor, Mary
Wayne, Myra Wilcox, Marian and Cor
nelia Maclean, Katie Ellis, Eileen Hun.
ter Florence and Ruth Thomson, Louise
Pearce, Mary Kline Lila Palmer, Ellen
Hunter and others.
The members of the cathedral choir were
entertained on Wednesday by Mr.. Frank
E. Rebarer, the director of the choir The
party went down to Tybee, where a charm
ing day was pent Among those present
We're Mrs. Rebarer, Mrs. w p Bailey,
Mrs. Raphael Salas, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. f.
Wilson, the Misses Ada Hudson, Katie
Cleary, Maggie Conway, Nellie Allen Ag-
mes Kenney, Marie Lamotte, Agnes
Doyle and Messrs. Albert Wylly, George
Allen, j. ]. McDonough Armand Gaudry.
A. Honour. Thomas S. Dykes and c. j.
Quint.
DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Aiken gave very
delightful children's party on Friday for
Miss Elizabeth and Masters Conrad,
hempton and Robert Aiken. Among the
many children who attended 1t were the
Misses Eleanor Cosens Belle and Aimee
Battey, Elizabeth Malone Mildred Cum
ningham, Violet White, Augusta Wood,
Rosaind Wood, julie Screven, jamie Hop
kins, Josephine Stewart, Catharine Charl-
ton, Dorothy Baldwin, Lenore Hunter
Florence and Josephine Stevens. Guile
Garrard, Gertrude Jones, Sarah Nichols,
Lila Nichols, Helen Hogan, Gertrude Sui
ivan, Mary Hull, Katharine Ives Coulter
Hun and 1aldeman Finnie. Hayward and
John Howkins, Charles Maclean, Willie
Hopkins. John Hopkins. George A. Mercer
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Walthour, Walter Boyd Pinkney Waring
Catesby Jones, Fitzhugh White, Mercer
Lang. Frank Hunter, Lawton Garrard,
Horace Battey, Ormonde Hunter, Jesse
ives, Lynn Drummond, Arthur Stevens,
kingman White and others
A house party at Wilmington during
last week was greatly enjoyed by a num-
Der of the friends of Miss Laura Baker
Among those partaking of the pleasures
of the island, as increased by the hospital
ity OF the hostess We're Miss Lizzie Nc
Daniel of Springfield, Mo. Miss Donie
Briggs of Valdosta, Miss Elise Chapeau.
Miss Susie Jaudon. Mr.. Irwin Cobb of
Paducah, KY, Mr. Doughty Osborne and
Mr. Sam Sims.
Miss Rita Mohr gave a very enjoyable
candy pulling on Thursday afternoon, the
day being her thirteenth birthday. A de-
lightful afternoon was spent and prizes
for the whitest candy were awarded to
Miss Ruthie Ehrlich, Miss Rita Gutman,
and Miss Eta Lovenstein.
Mrs. Charles Crowley of Boston gave a
birthday party to her little niece, Madge
Laird, on Thursday evening. number
of young people were present and enjoyed
several delightful hours.
Col. and Mrs William Garrard enter
tanned last evening with a delightful din
ner party.
An invitation has been received from
Mr.. George b. Cromer to the twenty
seventh annual commencement of New
berry College, which will be held on June
l6, aLthe opera house in Newberry, s. c.
The annual recital by the pupils OF Miss
Weekes took place at her home on We'd
nesday afternoon. The parlors, with
shades drawn and lighted by shaded
lamps. were filled with the pupils and
their friends and made pretty picture.
The programme was well rendered in its
entirety and as il was quite long, only
those deserving special mention can be
named. Probably those who most merit
ed the applause received were the little
ones whose terms have been from three
TO nine months and who displayed con-
siderable talent. Among these were lit
tie Misses Adna Haupt ana Leo Sibley
and Master Adrian Thomas The follow
ing We're also entitled to special mention.
Miss Florence Hulrs feeling rendition OF
Whispering Zephyrs" gained much APP
plause, as did also the elegant style or
Miss Leila Fretwel in the Chariot
Race" An organ selection by Miss Clara
bel Spring and THE Brook by Miss
Meta Fretweu, the latter piano solo,
hOfh won for the Nounp laHios manu- o,,