The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-06

to be one Of the happiest. Her success in
society has been very great, but she has
not forgotten America and her love for
Americans, and was pleased at being chos-
en-, with the young Duchess of Marlbor-
ough, sponsor of the Yale crew at the
Henley regatta this year. She is describ-
ed as faultlessly fair, with brown hair and
eyes, a creamy skin, and perfect features.
Sir Philip, who is the tenth baronet of his
line, is a typical English country gentle
man, an ardent sportsman and exceeding
ly popular His home Oulton park, in Che
shire, is one of the Oldest and most beau
tiful houses in that part of England In
addition to this he has a town house in
London, villa at Dinard, and a shooting
box in Scotland.
On Tuesday evening Miss Laura Cooper
entertained very pleasantly in honor of
her guest, Miss Mildred MCGEE of Green
Vile, S. c. Among her guests were: Mrs.
l.. A. Anderson, Mrs. W. r. Powell, Miss
Belle Hopkins, Miss Jennie Buekner, Miss
Alice Mccall, Miss Eleanor Chapeau.
Miss Beatrice Launey, Miss Leila Morgan.
Miss Elise Chapeau, Miss Mary Morton,
Miss Fannie Germany, Miss Meta Kemps,
Miss Mai Fretwel, Miss Matte Raines,
Mr.. George Drane, Mr.. Charles Mccall
Mr.. Ralph Thompson, Mr.. Henry Cooper,
Mr.. Charles Fretwell Mr. T. L. Ander-
SON. Mr. c. w. Dwelle, Mr.. John Hall,
MIR. James Freeman, Mr.. Armand Cha
peau, Mr.. Henry La Far. Mr.. T. NJ. Bal1-
err, Mr.. j. w. Parker. Mr.. Morgan Mich
OILS, and Mr.. George Stratton.
Cards have been received announcing
the engagement at Bremervoorde, Ger
many of Miss Freda Ehlers and Mr..
Heinrich Cammann of Bremen. Miss Gh-
lers has a host of friends In Savannah,
who wish her every happiness in life. She
il a daughter of the late Charles Ehlers
OF this city. Her mother. Mrs. Anna Eth
lers, is now on her way to this country,
and will arrive in Savannah during the
week.
The closing exercises of Miss Julia
Charltons kindergarten took place on
Wednesday and were much enjoyed by
the children. Miss Charlton will spend
the summer in Grand Rapids, Mich, where
she VIII take a special course in kinder
garten work.
Miss Lalla Palmer entertained on Thurs
day evening the following guests: The
Misses Ethel Chisholm. Minnie Mackall,
Ruth Hamilton, Lettie Blain, Cora john
son. Emmie Johnson, Ethel Chisholm, Ell
len Blain, Florence Hamilton and Annie
English.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Williams en-
tertained on Tuesday evening with a de-
| Hghtful musicale, at which Miss Florence
| Marshall was a brilliant performer Her
| playing was enjoyed by Mrs. FjRhie, Miss
I Mary Jones, Miss Cosens, MiSs Emma Co
burn, Miss Florence ColdiRe. Judge Har-
| den, MIR. w. Neyie Hsbersham, Mr.. A.
| Sybrandt and Mr.. r Lloyd Owens
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes chaper-
| oned a supper party at Tybee on Tuesday
| evening. Those present We're: Miss
| Sarah Mills, Miss Elise Rauers Miss Caro-
| duBignon, Miss Nan duBlgnon, Mr.. A.
! Leopold Alexander, Mr.. James MeAlpin.
Jr., Mr.. Joseph d. Taylor and MIR. Godin
/ Guerard.
| on Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Tren-
| holm Hopkins, Miss Emma Hopkins. Mss
Maude Hayward, Mr.. J. Ferris Cam. Mr..
/ w. L. Clay and Mr. John Morris enjoyed
game of whist at Miss Nellie Baldwin's