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

Capt. and Mrs. Won Nyvenhem of Nor
folk Va, who have been spending the
winter at Mrs Bannons, Thunderbolt, re-
turned to their home on Friday.
Mr.. Henry w. Hodge Of New York. who
arrived in the city on Friday is spending
today with Mr.. and Mrs. Habersham
Clay at Strathy Hail, in Bryan county
Miss Elizabeth Durham has returned
from a visit to friends in Montgomery,
| Ala.
Miss Belle Harrison is visiting Miss
| Elizabeth Haskell.
Mrs. Robert Callum of Washington who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dixon, is spending a week in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Houck, Mrs. A C. Thompson and
| Miss Carrie Porter of Woodbrook, Md,
who have been spending the winter at the
| De Soto, left for their home on Wednes-
! day.
Mrs George E. Harrison is the guest of
Col. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs II. c. Cunningham are at
Mt. Airy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Douglass have
| returned from Darien.
The Misses Drysdale of Jacksonville are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Crawford.
Mr. Frank Sullivan of the United States
| steamship Bache. now stationed in Bruins
| wick, is in town for a day or two.
The on and orr is the appropriate
| name given to a bicycle club of beginners
in Birmingham, Ala. The colors are black
and blue.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph T. Walker left
last Thursday for Washington, from where
they will go to Concord, n. H., their flu
ture home.
Miss Sarah Mills went out to Bryan
with Mr.. and Mrs Habersham Clay.
Mrs E. c. Stiles will arrive during the
week from Etowah Cliffs, Barlow county,
to visit Col. and Mrs. w. w Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. West left last week
for Atlanta.
Miss Elise Gaudry is visiting in Mari
eta.
Miss Strauss of Charleston is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Falk.
Mrs John r. Davis and son will leave
this week for Florida to visit friends and
relatives.
on Tuesday at noon the marriage Of
Mrs Barrett-Jenkins of Augusta and Mr.
Rawlins Lowndes of Charleston will take
place at the home of Mrs. Barrett-Jen-
kins' sister, Mrs. George Whitehead.
Miss Lula Hill entertained on Thurs
day evening the whist club which has for
it's members Mr.. and Mrs. w. Trenholm
| Hopkins, Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Maude
| Hayward, Miss Emma Hopkins Miss Elz-
| abeth Haskell, MIR. w. w. Williamson,
Mr.. William S. Clay, MIR. Edward c.
Mercer, Mr.. E. o. Watkins and Mr.. J.
| Ferris Cam.
MIR. James McAlDin, Jr., gave bicycle
party on Wednesday evening to the Her
mitage. His guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming duBignon, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
A. Gibbes, Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr.,
Miss Lima Woodbridge Miss duBignon,
Miss Caro- duBignon, Miss Jessie CHS
holm, Miss Nan duBignon Miss elise
Rauers, Miss Sarah Mills, Mr. Raymond
Butler, Mr.. William Butler, Jr., Mr.. John
Carswell, Mr.. r. w. Cunningham and
Mr.. Leopold Alexander.
MIR. and Mrs r. c. Calum of Washing
| ton d. c., Mrs. c. II. Dixon and Miss NJ.
Smith of Savannah are among the guests
at the Everett, in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs ]. Forbes arrived yesterday from
st. Joseph, Mo, TO spend a few weeks
with Mrs. ]. w. Wyness, on Charlton
street.
Miss Carrie Tyson has returned from a
visit to friends in Montgomery, Ala, and
in Lynnville, Tenn.
Mrs Harry Bruce of Columbus, Ca, and
Mrs II. w. Woodruff of Palestine. Texas.
are visiting the family of Mr.. T. j. Davis.
On Thursday evening the marriage of
| MIR. Oliver II. Bacon and Miss Sallie Shell
man will take place very quietly at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. w. f.
| Shellman
Mrs. John s. Tyson is visiting relatives
in Sandersville, Ga.
Miss Ethel Ludlamp of New York the
| charming guest of Miss Elizabeth Hanley,
| left for home last Thursday, much to the
| regret Of her friends here.
| Miss Susie Verdier of Button, is visit
| ing the Misses McAlpin on South Broad
| street.
Mrs. W. II. Powell's Sunday school class
| of the Lutheran church of the Ascension,
| gave most enjoyable entertainment on
| Thursday evening, at the residence Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Christopher Lang. The opening
| number was a welcome song sung by the
| class and this was followed with violin
| playing bv Prof. Huebner and the Messrs.
| Harms and Levy. recitations by Mrs. Rob-
| erts, little Miss Lille Schroeder, Mr.. Fish.
and Master John Schroeder: Songs by Mrs
| Outten, Master Herman Lang, and a trio
| by Mrs. Outten, and the Mcssrs. Readick
| and Opper, with accompaniment by Mrs.
Huebper. u dialogue acted by the Misses
! Hulverson and Wagner, and Messrs. kolb
| ard Lang; a charade in which the Misses
Lang, Renkl. Pausen, and Mr. w. Fish
| took part; tableau by little Flossie
| Schwarz of Atlanta, and Lottie Busscy.
| and q tablcau Fairy Land" by twelve lit
| Tie girls closed the programme Refresh
| merts we're then served, ana at a late hour
the guests departed delighted with the
| pleasant evening.
Master Edgar We'll celebrated his sew
| enth birthday with a very pleasant gath
| ering of his little friends on Wednesday
| afternoon.
To the lovers Of the beautiful in art
| Miss Onthank's exhibition OF work at the
De Soto yesterday afternoon and evening
| was delight. Not only on china is Miss
| Onthank successful. but number Of her
charming water colors told of her talent
! In other directions. Her work on china
| is of the daintiest yet most artistic kind.
| and If she could be secured as a teacher
| of decorative painting course OF lessons
| given here would doubtless be very sue
| ctssful. Some Of the most beautiful work
| IN the exhibit was salad set In which
the designs We're all Of shells and sea
weeds in opalescent tints. and handled
la the most effective manner. Miss on
| thank will return this morning to her
home in Beaufort $. c., but Il is hoped
may come to Savannah later and give
course of lessons.