The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-13

presence of the military. Almost every
afternoon the various camps have been
thronged with visitors eager to see the
dress parades of the different companies,
and in the evenings numbers of people
crowd the sidewalks to hear the concerts
given on the piazza of the De Soto. These
audiences are not of the impassive order,
and favorite airs are greeted with en-
phatic applause. while at the sound OF
pixie, "Our National Air" as one mis-
guided small boy termed it, played by
Northern regimental bands there are en-
thusiastic cheers. Thursday at the
Guards armory military concert was
given under the auspices of the Y M.
C. A. The different bands were represent
ed by their most talented players, and,
although some disappointment was felt at
the non-appearance of a few of the mu-
slcians. the evening was greatly enjoyed
by the large number present.
The social event of the week,
given by the officers of the
Fourth Virginia at the Guards armory
Friday evening, in compliment to Gov. Ty-
Ter and several members Of his staff, Col
c. o. B. Cowardin, Col. W. b. Tenant
and Col W. O. SHELTON and the ladies of
their party, Mrs Tyler Miss Tyler, Miss
Sue Tyler, Miss Lily Tyler, Miss Lee, Miss
Anne Lee, Mrs. W. B. Tenant Miss
Bruce williams and Miss Phleger. Gen
Lee was not present, owing TO the recent
death of his mother Col. Taylor of the
Fourth Virginia was chairman of the com
mittee, the other members of which were
Capt P. f. Yeatman, Capt p. T. Marye
Capt. c. H. Causey Jr, and Capt M. c.
jackson, and the lady matronesses
present were Mrs William w
Gordon, Mrs. T. Mayhem Cum
bingham, Mrs. A. M. dig-
gins, Mrs. P. w. Meldrim. Mrs. Rauers,
Mrs. Charles Malone, Mrs. w. ~ Blow
and Mrs. p. E. Yeatman. Mrs. Higgins
Mrs. Blow and Mrs. Yeatman are the
wives of Capt. Higgins Maj. Blow and
Capt Yeatman Of the Fourth Virginia.
These ladies received under the larger gall
lery at one end of the hall, Gov. and Mrs
Tyler and their party standing half way
down the armory on the southern side.
The regimental band, consisting of some
thirty -eight pieces was stationed in the
larger gallery while at the eastern end
the string band stood, being screened from
the dancers by palms. The two bands
played alternately, and the variety in the
music was greatly enjoyed. AT half past
il supper was served in the company
rooms. Among the officers of the
regiment who We're the hosts
of the occasion were Col George
w. Taylor, Lieut.. Col. Edwards
Maj. farrell. Maj. Blow, Mai
Vance, Capt. p. Yeatman, Capt.. A. M.
Capt Nottingham, Capt Wilson, Capt
Daughtry, Capt Wyatt, Capt. Brooks.
Capt. jackson, Capt. Vaughan, Capt.
Marye, Capt. Causey, Capt. Burow, Lieut..
Couch, commanding Company d; Lieut.
Hill, commanding Compay A; Lieut..
Wright, Lieut. Church. Lieut.. Hillear
Lieut.. Rix, Lieut.. Dougherty Lieut. Was
san, Lieut. E. w. Jones' Lieut. r. 0.
Jones, Lieut.. Williams Lieut. Harmon
Lieut.. Spencer, Lieut.. Cheatwood. Lieut.
Watkins, Lieut.. Bryant Lieut.. Blanken-
ship Lieut.. Miler,n mad Lieut.. Plummer and
among the guests present We're Gen Kief-
err Gen. Greene, Gen Wheaton Gen. and
Mrs. Douglass Maj. and Mrs Davis. Mai
and Mrs. Dickinson, Maj. Longstreet. Col
Mabry Capt. and Mrs. MARBLE Lieut. Sar-
toris, Lieut. Craig. Miss Ellington Of
North Carolina. Miss Mary Jones. Miss
Douglass of Tampa Miss Georgia Charl-
ten, Miss Katharine Hartridge, Miss An
ME Maclean, Miss Flora Dancy. Miss Ma
RE Blois, Miss Kate Rauers. Miss Freda
Rauers, Miss Gabbett Miss Abbie Orma
Miss Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Connerat. Mr.
and Mrs Julian B. Johnson, MIR. and
Mrs. Cecil Gabbett Miss Hattie FlIiott
Miss Lila Low, Miss Mabel Stoddard. Miss
Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Sanie Haskell
the Misses Nisbet Miss Rauars
Miss Julia Wright Miss len
ME sullivan, Miss Lola Moynelo Miss
Rosa Sullivan, Miss Lily Anderson Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Shearson, Mr.. ana AIRS
j. A. Crisfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ka-
row, Mr. and Mrs. w L. Wilson coI
and Rufus +. Lester, Mr. and Mrs Ion,
MaLoch. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellington. DR. AMI
MIS- Aiken, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Glbbes, Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter G F4art
ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kinzie. Mr. ana
Mrs w D. Simkins, Maj p w. Neldrin,
Sapt' w. W. williamson, Mr.. Charles r
malone capt Trenholm Hopkins. Mr.
henry Waithour, Mr. Lowndes Wai4bo,,r
Lieut.. Oft, Mr.. Henry Bruen Mr. IL,
owens. Mr.. Noble Jones. Mr. Henry 60,
GARD Mr.. Charles Ellis. Mr.. Clarence A.
oerson. Mr. Savage Lyman. ENSIGN NJ
hethan, Mr. A. E. Moynelo. Mr. Cor5o,,
Harrison, Mr.. Robert Harrison Mr. pai
mer Arson, Mr. North Chisholm NJ
Garland Ryals Lieut.. Newell Wee, ~
Laagdon West, Mr.. e. N. Hanoocl, ,
Mr.. s. p. Shooter. a. ana
very pretty home wedding ooo,,r..,
at the residence of the brides hTottlI req
II. NJ. stahi 10 Anderson street go, MI.
$3.50 O'Clock Thursday evening. when ~ 81
Louis J. Andrews and Miss Ellen So,
were united IN the holy bonds of rnatri ,,'li'
ly oy Rev. J. II. Scruggs of Trjntt..
Cnureh. The bride was attired In an at
wae e,l Uavehhg dress of green ladys
ci2th. ana carried a shower bouo,,~, -
bride roses and maiden-hair fern MI
enhanced her natural beauty. She Is ~
daughter Of the late Capt T. w. SIAM
Confederate veteran and is greatly "a
mlred by large circle Of friends for No.
toVehhess OF character. Mr. Andrews Il
souns man OF me character. and holds
responsible position with tho savapnsI
lof-aa ana Western Railway lie Is h.
Ue congratulated upon winning 90 charra-