The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-03
TOMORROW, MONDAY,


was spending the summer there Mr..
Murphev met her during the summer and
fell desperately in love with her. He
pleaded his suit with ardOr and she was
the Inspiration of one Of the sweetest love
songs ever written, for Mr.. Murphey Is
composer who has created NUMBER OF
very creditabe pieces of music, both vocal
and instrumental. The song was entitled
Loves Waking" and it is known from
one end of the country to the other, The
railroad man and musician has been con-
slant in his affections, and on Wednesday
night in Cincinnati, the love that was
awakened six years ago was rewarded
by her whose touch had given 1t Ire, Tor
he and Miss Jordan were made one.
They reached the city yesterday morning,
and yesterday afternoon Mr. Murphey
took his bride to the Southern Pacific Of
fees to meet his friends there, for there
is not more popular travelling man con-
nected with the system than he. To-day
the happy couple Will make trip along
Bayou Teche as the guests of General
Passenger Agent Morse. Monday they
leave for a bridal trip through Mexico.
At it's conclusion they will go to Savan-
nah, where Mr.. Murphey's headquarters
are located and where they Will make
their home Mr. Murphey stands well
with his employers, and they all wish him
every happiness. He is a most pleasing
companion, and has friends among Ihe
railroad fraternity all over the south and
east. His bride is one of the sweetest wo-
men imaginable and very handsome. She
belongs to one of the Oldest and most
highly respected families of Ohio. Her
uncle was the late Isaac Jordan, the fam
Gus lawyer. who was for long time
member Of congress.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Kinsey entertained
very prettily at cards on New Years eve
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Misses Elma and Halle Fear. Present
were: Mrs R~L. Jackson, Mrs L. II.
Connery, the Misses lie Bey, Miss Nellie
Connery Mr.. H. Leopold, Mr.. Darwin
Hull Mr.. Bostwick Howe, and Pentland
Connery A delightful supper was served
at II O'Clock, for which the tables were
beautifully decorated. The Misses Fear
leave for their future home in Atlanta
this week. much to the regret of their
many friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. l. G. Haas entertained on
New Years evening with d very charming
musicale at which a delightful programme
of violin and piano selections, by Prof.
Hubner, Prof. Warth, Miss Bert kayton,
and Messrs. Magnus Haas and Sgmund
Berg. The guests who enjoyed this de-
lightful evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. i.
Kayton, Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Berg, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Solomon, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. e. Gutman, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Roth,
Mrs. Gutman.1-aIrs. T. Loenthal, the
Misses Kayton, the Misses Loenthal, and
Messrs. Arthur solomon, Joseph Open
heimer, Dave Rosenheim and Joseph
Dryer.
One of the attractions of this week will
be the Gibson Pictures which are being
arranged to take place in the banquet hall
of the De Soto on Saturday evening. The
entertainment is for the benefit of the
Free kindergarten. and, promises to be an
interesting and delightful occasion.
Mr.. Thomas Denmark was host on Tues
day evening at a much enjoyed card party
The four prizes were won by Miss May du-
Bignon, Miss Mary Wayne, MIR. Charlie
duBignon and Mr.. Rogers Woods.
clipping from Cumming, Ga. on Dec
81, says: "At the residence of Mr.. Il. Estes
at - o'clock yesterday, Professor George
B. Wood of SaVannah's city schools, and
Miss Velvie Estes We're married. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. A. e. Booth
president of Hightower Institute, and the
wedding march was rendered by Mrs
Booth. After an elegant dinner the couple
left for Savannah. The bridal presents
were numerous and costly.
The Constitution of Dec 81 SAYS: Mrs.
Robert H. Taylor's reception Wednesday
afternoon last was one of unusual ele-
gance The drawing rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with holly. mistletoe and
cut flowers. hyacinths predominatng. On
this occasion Mrs Douglas Boyd, Mrs.
William r. Thigpen of Savannah and
Miss Keen of Oglethorpe were the guests
of honor. Mrs. Boyd was handsome in
a tailor-cloth suit of old blue; Mrs. ThiG
penis southern beauty was ne er more
striking than on this occasion when she
appeared i'm handsome black satin, while
pretty little Miss Keen was never more
attractive than in the black and green
brocade she wore.
''Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Boyd are being
entertained most delightfully."- in Colum-
bus. Mrs Boyd will be remembered as
the charming Miss Bussey of Savannah,
and it is always with delight that her
visits are announced.
1.-THE Nluscogee Club will tender a ger
man in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd before
their return"
Messrs. Paschal Strong, Clarence An
derson Edward Stoddard and Robert
Fleming form party who are NARROWING
on. Daufuskie Island just at present
Mrs. William H. Cozart Of Augusta viii
be the guest of Mrs. William r. LealIen
this week.
Mrs. Edward Karow is receiving this
year on Tuesday afternoons as hereto
fore
MISS Mabel SFdCnaus WHO mas betu At
home for the Christmas vacation, return
ed yesterday to Waterbury, Conn, where
she is attending st. Margarets school.
The Misses Nisbet will be at nome to
their friends or Monday afternoon: for the
rest of the season.
Miss Lucy Boyd has returned to school
a. Englewood. n. j., after spending the
Christmas vacation at home
Gratz Dent, Harris G. Cope, and George
Baldwin left on yesterdays steamer for
New York.
Mrs. j. w. Caldwell of Knoxville, Tenn,
is visiting Mr., and Mrs. William Hawn, on
CASTOR street.
Mrs. w. p. Lee of Waycross spent a few
days in the city last week with friends.
Miss Louise Waldhauer has returned to
Savannah after a pleasant summer and
autumn spent in Virginia Her cousin, Miss
Bessie Winston Lee. accompanied her as
far as Florence. s. c., and after attending
the marriage Of Miss Evans win come to
Savannah to visit Miss Waldhauer at 113
South Broad street, west.
Miss Eleanor Barnard and Miss Elsie
Barnard left yesterday on the City of Au-
gusta for New York.