The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-02

S. P. shotter, Dr. Waring, Mr. W. d.
Simkins, Mr. A. G. Guerard, Mr.. \. G.
Guerard, Jr., Mr.. John CarsweH Mr.
Yancy, Mr.. John Little, Lieut. G. Is.
Pritchard, Mr. Tennille, Mr.. Edward Dem
ere. Mr.. WaIthour, Mr.. Horace Hun
ter, Mr.. John Morris. Mr.. Noble Jones,
Mr.. Tom Paine, Mr.. E. S. Elliott, Mr.. Abb
ram Minis, Mr.. Tom ScreYen, Mr.. Sy-
brandt, Mr.. r. Butler, Mr.. w. Gadsden,
MIR. A. B. Elliott, Mr. Anton Wright, Mr..
Paschal Strong and Mr.. Lewis Haskell.
A pretty home wedding took place last
Thursday night at the residence of Capt.
and Mrs. J. p DAILY. 1903 Henry street
east when his popular daughter, Miss
Nella became the bride Of Mr.. EdSer q
Mcdonnell. The bride was very pretty
gowned in a brown travelling dress trim
med with braided white satin and fur'
while the brides sister, Miss Eva, who was
maid of honor, was perfectly lovely in a
blue gown trimmed with mOuslin de sole
and fur Rev. John D. Jordan performed
the ceremony under spreading palms
flanked by lovely flowers, an elegant col
lation was served to the friends and reia-
tives The happy couple left on an eN-
tended trip through South Georgia and
Florida, and will be at home to their
friends after Jan. 30 at 315 Hall street, east.
One of the most beautiful private enter
tafnments of the week was the tea given
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Louis Malone
complimentary to Mrs. and Miss Moses
The decora tons, which were OF crimson
and green, were exquisite; deep red car
nations, filing the drawing rooms with
their spicy perfume and long garlands OF
wild smilax giving the effect OF a frieze
The table was particularly admired. IN
the center was a bowl of the same fra
grant flowers, while from the chandelier
were looped to the four corners crimson
ribbons twiued with the bamboo. Lamps
and candies shed rosy glow through then
/ dark red shades so that the whole effect
| was one of warmth and color. Mrs Ma
! lone's costume was of lowered silk with
| pink chiffon, while Miss Moses lovely
/ gown was of white velVet trimmed W1tE
I narrow black velvet and with cerise rln-
| bons. Mrs. Moses was attired in blach
/ silk The ladies who assisted Mrs Ma
/ lone were Mrs. Clarence Murphy, Mrs,
! Charles b. Malone, Miss Emma Hopkins,
and Miss Nellie Baldwin. Among the
| guests were: Mr. ana Mrs. Howlins, Mr..
! and Mrs Maloch. Mr.. and Mrs. bearing,
Mr. and Mrs Crisfied, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
| NJ. Cunningham. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs \. b.
! Hull, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. c. X. WOODS
! Mrs Charles Dixon, Mrs. w. Dattin, Mrs
! Charles Ellis Mrs. Walter Hartridge, Mrs
Paul Haskell, Mrs. Charles Gibbes, Miss
! Belle Harrison. Miss Agnes Hayward, Miss
! Tucker. Miss Jackson, Miss Caro- duBig-
non Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Malie Ham
mond. Miss Righton Habersham, Miss Lima
Woodbridge, Miss Hattie Elliott Miss Elise
Rauers. Miss Jessie Chisholm Miss Lily
! Anderson. Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss Mary
Jones. Miss Lily Colquitt Miss Lima HUI
ger, Miss Mary Belle Elliott, Miss Annie
Conner, Miss Mary White, Miss Emma
Bulloch. Miss Mary Whitehead, Mr.. Rog-
ers Woods, Mr.. Anton Wright, Mr.. Albor
/ Johnston, Mr. William Chisholm, Mr.
Lowndes Walthour, Mr Tom Paine, Mr.
Little, MIR. Gordon Harrison and Mr.. No
bic Jones.
Master Beirne Gordon, Jr., was host al
a charming entertainment New Years eve
The beautiful new home of his parents or
Oglethorpe avenue was decorated entirely
with the graceful bamboo vine, which was
twned around the white pillars of the hal
and hung in loops ana Sarlands against
the glowing crimson of the drawing room
walls Mrs. Cuyler Gordon and Mrs. vii
liam Low assisted Mrs. Beirne Gordon il
amusing the guests, by whom a pleasantel
evening has seldom been spent. Those
who did not dance thoroughly enjoyed the
games that We're played Master Gordon.
guests we've the Misses Clifford Hayward