The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Second Lieutenant Carter Braxton of the
Second Virginia Volunteers, stationed al
Jacksonville, Fla From Stanton Miss
Lee and Mss Waldhauer will probably
visit Lexington, Glasgow and Natural
Bridge, Va.
Everything at the Oaks Hotel took on
decidedly gay aspect last evning, says
the Asheville, N. c, Gazette of Sept. Z,
the occasion being dance given in honor
of Miss Marguerite Suits, of Sa-
vannah VINO has been such a general ia
vorite at the hotel and has furnished so
much pleasure to the guests by her won
derful dancing. The dining room was used
as the dancing hail and a good floor and
excellent music made the dancing unus-
ually pleasant. Beautiful little white
gilt dancing cards with fifteen numbers
thereon were furnished to the dancers.
During the lntermiseiOn the Pas de
Zephyrs," by little Marguerite was danced
Miss Marguerite's first dance was a de-
lightful dehneation of the poetry motion.
1t bore the title of Pas de Zephyr. She
wore an exquisite gown of white and
pink silk of a soft floating texture. An
swering a perfect storm of applause, Mar
guerite interpreted the French dance with
nimblest of feet of airy grace. Later in
the evening the little Savannah fairy
burst upon the spectators in the costume
of Columbia Uncle Sam could ask no
lIlTST 0duSnleT. III OiiG Adilu SAA0 bOAS
the Stars and Stripes, in the other the
Stars and Bars that Lee fought for A
whirlwind of enthusiasm swept over the
audience and they cheered the graceful
girl. But the people just applauded TO
utter exhaustion when, as a flnal EFFORT,
Marguerite danced the Dixie jig with
combination of difficult steps known to
but few dancers, Those present from Sa-
vannah We're Mrs. H. A. Suits Mrs.
Charles c. Stults, Mrs A. NJ. Bannon, Miss
Perlinski and Mrs. Charles Marks.
Miss Louise Lubs delightfully."- enter
tanned party of friends Wednesday even
ing at her home corner of Liberty and
Habersham streets. Those present were:
Messrs. j. Schroeder. f Vessels, Jr., II
Harms, J. Vetter G. Johnson, g. Semken,
II. Kuck Mr. Kulman S. Wheaton, and
Misses Annie Suffer, Meta Dorcher, Gus
sic Bieber, Addie Tietjen, Annie Tietjen,
Martha Kuck, Olive Kulman, Mamie
Klug, Anna Hesse and Minnie Lubs.
Mrs. William D. Krenson and children
are spending some time at Haywood
White Sulphur Springs, Waynesvile, N
c. From there they go to Athens, Ga, to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fl. Solomon and family
have returned from South Carolina, where
they have been for their summer outing,
and are now at their residence, on Duffy
street.
There was a pretty wedding at the
summer home of DR.. NJ. Schwab of Sa-
vannah, Ga, No. 152 Regent street. last
evening, the contracting parties being his
!. daughter, Miss Hattie Schwab, and Ru-
| dolph Grunthal of Jacksonville, Fla, says
| the Saratogian of Sept. 8. The spacious
pallora were turned into Conservatives by
a profusion of smitax, roses, palms and
ferns. The ceremony was said by Rev.
| Alex Lyons of Albany in the presence of
| rela tives and immediate friends. The
bride was becomingly gowned in a travel
| ing dress and was attended by Miss Cassie
Morris and Miss Sarah Morris of Athens,
| Ga The best man was l. M. Schwab of
| Savannah, Ga, brother of the bride.
Little Miss Rosayn Schwab, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. l. M. Schwab, who was cos
tuned in white, made a most attractive
flower girl Among those present were:
| Hon. Isaac Beckett of Savannah. Ca, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Marcus of New York Edwin
Davis of Brooklyn. Miss Cassie Morris f
| Athens, Miss Sarah Morris of Athens