The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-10


! on Thursday.
Mr. r. D. Wylly and Mr.. George Wylly
| of Darien spent several days in town dur
! ing the week
| Miss Kate Rauers Miss Frelda Rauers,
| Miss May duBignon Miss Leonora Cab
| bett and Miss Annulette Stubs returned
on Friday to Baltimore, after spending
their holidays at home
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Gilreath Of Car
tersville have sent out invitations to the
marriage Of their daughter Frank to Mr..
Albert Gordon Cassels of this city. The
event will take place on Wednesday, Jan.
90 at the First Presbyterian church In
Gainesville.
Mr.. Charles Banks returned on Friday
from New York, where he spent a week.
Mrs. Bradford Durham left for the north
on Friday.
Mr.. George Trenholm of Charleston has
been spending few days in Savannah.
MIR and Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Miss Sal
lie McAlpin and Miss Claudia McAlpin re-
turned on Monday from Bethlehem. Pa,
where they have been spending several
| weeks.
Miss Isabel Graham of Augusta is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Graham.
Mr.. Wayne Cunningham returned dur
ing the week to Yale College.
! Miss Fleming, a daughter of the well
| known writer, May Agnes Fleming, IS
! the guest of Mrs. Haslam on Henry street.
Mr.. Louis VARIED returned on Monday
! TO Baltimore, where he is studying at the
| Johns Hopkins University.
The following is taken from a Boston
| paper Of recent date: One of the prettiest
| weddings that Newton has witnessed for
| some time was sOlemnized at the CongrG-
/ gational church, West Newton, last even
ing, the pastor, Dr. Pruddene, officiating.
| The contracting parties were Miss Ger
| trude Leland, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward b. Trowbridge, one of Newton S
oldest families, and Mr.. Joseph N. Lowell,
| formerly of Savannah, Ga. The church
was tastefully decorated. The bride look
| ed very beautiful in white corded silk en-
| traine. The maid of honor was Miss Win
| nifred Jennison of West Newton, and the
best man, Mr.. Howard A. McIntire of
| Somerville. The ushers were Messrs w
| T. Boright, William G. Folsom Henry
z. Thompson, George p. Hatch and Wal
ter A. Cleveland of West Newton and John
Everett Holbrook of Boston. Beside the
Immediate relatives of the bride and
groom, friends were present from Bos-
ton, the Newtons Charlestown, Somer-
vile, Cambridge and other neighboring
towns The bride is one of West New
toms most popular society girls. The
groom is in the employ of Messrs. Leland,
rOwle & Co., bankers of this city and is a
ception at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Lowell left for the south for
a two weeks tour. They will be at home
to their friends Mondays on and after
Feb. 10.
very quiet double wedding took place
at 300 Bryan street on Monday evening,
the Rev. e. II. Morgan of Marvin church
officiating. The brides were Miss Cleland
Nj. Hickman and Miss Catherine c. HEX
man. The former was married to Mr.. VIII
liam A. Rouse, while the latter became
Mrs. p. IT. Haddon. The happy couples
left Immediately after the ceremony for a
bridal trip to Augusta, on the steamer
Louise, of which Mr.. Haddon is the cap
tain.
On Friday evening a surprise party was
given at the home of Miss May Palmer.
Present were the Misses Stella Gallagher
Annie Kehoe, May Hogan, Katie and Leila
McDonough, Rhetta Hanley, Marie Frye
and Messrs. Lucius Palmer, Henry NAL
lard, Ernest Furrer. Joe Kelly, Con Con-
ray and Dan Hogan.
Among the New Year gaieties of last
week was a bicycle PARTY on the evening
of New Years day, which was enjoyed by
eighteen merry young people. On their
return they were entertained by Miss Lau-
ra Browne, at her home, 10S Fourth street
west
Miss Viva Sullivan entertained during
| lue week Win an AFTERNOON card party,
Among the guests present were the Misses
Leila McDonough, May Palmer, Annie Ke-
hoe, May Hogan, Annie Reyes, Stella Gal
lagher, Nellie Lyons and Rhetta Hanley
Mr.. Louis Haskell, Jr., returned on Fri
day to Baltimore, after spending the holi-
days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells Howard have
returned from their bridal trip through
Florida, and are staying on Jones street
with Mrs. Postell.
Last Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs Mar
quis L. EXley most delightfully."- entertained
the choir of the Lutheran Church of the
Ascension. Mr. Exley's elegant home was
decorated with palms The evening was
pleasantly given to conversation and mu-
sic, and at 10 o'clock the guests were in
vited to partake of a sumptuous spread
IN the dining room. Among those pres
ent Were Rev. and Mrs. Schaeffer, Prof
Franz Hubner director of the choir; Mrs
S. l.. Outten, Mrs S. A. Helmken, Miss
Mamie Schwarz. Mr. and Mrs. r. w
Baughn, Miss II. Savarese, Miss Gussit
hlug, Miss Jennie Outtan, Miss Minnie
Decker and Mr.. Il. II. Opper Mr. Exley
as chairman of the music committee. has
taken great interest in the choir. and the
entertainment given was one way of eX-
pressing his pleasure at the good work
done by the choir.
Mrs Newell West gave theater party
on Friday evening, at which his guests
were: Miss Sally Haskell Miss Wheat
,ey, Miss Sarah Mills. Miss Jessie CHS
holm and Miss Elise Rauers
Miss Lidsey Price who has been visit
ing Miss Marie Blois, left on Friday for
her home at Chestnut Hill, near Philadel-
phia.
Miss Gravely, who has been present in
the city for the Hopkins-Lynah wedding.
returned yesterday to Charleston.
Miss Hattie Sissons Of Eden. Ca. IS the
charming guest of Miss Belle Black
on Thursday Capt o. NJ. Carter took a
party of friends down to Tybee on the
Angler. His guests We're Mrs T. Matt
land-Dougall. Mrs. William Garrard, Miss
Gravely of Charleston and Mr. A. Minis
The reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
James X. p. Carr at their residence on
Waldburg street on Friday evening was
one Of the most interesting affairs Of the
season.