The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-28

Mrs. Hamburger of Columbus is the
guest of Mrs. Cecil Gabbett on CASTOR
street
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ferst have return
ed from New York, where they spent
fortnight very pleasantly.
Miss Beulah Hexter is at home again.
after an absence of two years spent at
the north.
The Savannah Music Club met Tuesday
evening at the De Soto, and the pro-
gramme was as follows: Piano duo,
symphonic" fat, Schubert Miss
Emma CobuTn and Miss GnOssphelius; ca
song. La Serenata," Tosti. Mr.. f. f.
Rebarer; 90 duo, solo prufugo rejetto.
FlOtow, Mr., f. Z. Rebarer and Mr..
George J. Quint; piano solos (a) impromp-
tn, sharp major Chopin, 90 polo
naise," c sharp minor Chopin. Miss II.
Marion Smart; violin solo, Sonata" opus
a. Beethoven. Mr. H. Won Linstow: songs,
(O"In My Garden" Schumann, % "Thou'rt
Like a Lovely Flower" Rubenstein,
Miss Florence Colding.
The wedding of MIR. Wallace Mallard
and Miss Elizabeth Lawton. which took
place on Wednesday near Garrett, S. c.,
was one of the prettiest of the autumn
weddings, Mr. and Mrs. Mallard are now
in Florida. They win arrive during the
week in Savannah. and viii reside at 1903
Lincoln street.
A pleasant party of Savannahians was
entertained yesterday afternoon on the
United States torpedo boat Porter, and
enjoyed a delightful little run down the
river. In the party We're: Mrs. Fleming
duBignon, Mrs. Rauers, Mrs. C. NJ. Cum
bingham. Mr.. and Mrs. George owens,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Shearson, Mrs. T.
NJ Cunningham. Jr., Miss Elise Huger,
Miss Maud Thomas. Miss caro- duBignon,
NJ rd
and Mr. Leopold Alexander
Thanksgiving party entertained by
Dr. and Mrs. L. A Falligant at Mont
gomery. consisted of the Misses Nellie
Baker Rita Courtney, Annie Oliver, Ger
trude Gefchen, Maud Pacetti, Leta Nal
lard. Cassie Rembert, and the Messrs.
Webb. Palm, Cults, Waidhaure, Bost-
wick, Molina, Brooks and Oliver.
Miss Belle Lazaron of Atlanta arrived
Friday morning on a visit to her brother,
Mr.. S. l.. Lazaron, on HAN street Miss
Lazaron is former resident of Savan-
nah, where she has many friends, who are
delighted at the opportunity of meeting
her again.
Mrs DR.. Parks of New York, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Augusta
Jones, on Henry street, will return to the
north in a few days.
The Misses Sasnet, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs J. A. G. Carson left on
Friday for Sparta, Ga.
MIR. ]. A. Powell of Macon, formerly of
Savannah, spent Thanksgiving day with
his brother Mr.. w. II. Powell on York
street.
Miss Ella Tillmau of Quitman will be the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Reynolds. during
the coming winter. Miss Tillman is a
fine musician.
A Thanksgiving party that found its way
to Tybee and enjoyed an oyster roast at
the South End hotel was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mis-. j. q. Grady. The others
present were: Misses Mai and Leila Fret
well, Miss Annie Buckner, Miss Meta
Kemps Miss Eula Shuptrine Miss Meta
Fretwen. Mr., Deitz Clark, Mr. Paul Bry-
an, Mr.. James Freeman, Mr. Charles Fret
wei, Mr. Frederick Hubbell, Mr.. Yates
Thompson, Mr.. Robert Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LaFar gave an oyster
roast Thanksgiving day at their Isle of
Hope home. Among their guests were:
Mr. and Mrs c. Y. Richardson, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward S. Derby Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard CARING, the Misses Derby, Miss
Bessie Richardson. Miss Ella Bevill, Miss
Georgia Ferguson, Miss Rebecca Seyle,
Miss Mary Miller, Miss May Cullen and
Messrs. Halkett, Richardson, Seyle and
Lafar.
blackboard party, ending with an oys-
ter roast at White Bluff was another OF
the festivities of Thanksgiving day, and
was chaperoned by Mrs. J. p Rivers and
Miss Mary Farr. Those who enjoyed tho
pleasant day were: The Misses Gertrude
Saunders, Edith Friend, Alma Gaunt, on
i've Hayes, Maggie Chandler, Georgia
Riley, Amy Rivers and the Messrs ]
| Forest Robertson, G. r. Chandler. Hugh
Mcdonald, Eddie Delegal Henry Robert
son, Walker Rivers, Harry Sturtevant anC
| George Murphy.
Mrs. Max Robinson chaperoned a part!
! of young people to Isle of Hope on Thurs
| day Among those who were present were
! the Misses Eta Lovenstein, Rita Falk
| Miriam Lovenstein, Clare Vaughn anc
Edgar Wortsman, Abram Falk, Read 40
| rahams.