The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-07

Miss Maggie Farmer is visiting in Glen
Vile, Ga.
Mrs z. A NJ. Schroeder entertained a
peasant party from Hendersonville, at
BreVard, N. c., during the week. The
guests were Mrs. y. Paulsen, Mrs. So
phia Helmken Mrs. T. W. Scheper, Mrs.
NJ. Savarese. Mrs. NJ. F. Northcutt, Miss
IS Emma Paulsen Judge Scheper, Addie
Scheper and Annie Meinert, Master Jay
+. Helmken and Henry Meinert
Miss Lily Drayt1n entertained with a
watermelon party at her home, on Fourth
street Friday evening. The lawn was
brilliantly illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms and the decorations on the piazza
were OF the national colors.
Mrs. A. Ashton, Mrs. Rogers. Miss Car
michael, and Miss Williams, all of Mont
gomery Ala, who have been at Hotel Ty
bee and visiting points of interest about
savannah, returned home last Wednesday
Miss Marie Cheatham is visiting friends
in Macon and Dawson.
Mr. S. T. Knowles has returned to Mont
Gomcry, Ala, after a brief visit 10 the
Misses Sanders on Third and Montgomery
streets.
Mr.. S. A. Copper will leave to-day for
kennedyville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gross, Miss Ada
Hudson, Mr.. Sondheim, Mr.. Rebarer and
WI ,. IN@BdTGF enjoyed q llSn supper at Ball
non Lodge on Friday evening.
There was a wedding on Tuesday, Aug
2 at Culver, Ind, in which Savannahians
VIII be much interested. Mr.. Leigh Rob-
inson Gignilliat formerly of Savannah,
led to the altar Miss Mary Seldom Fleet
of that place. The bride costume was
simple white organize gown daintily trim
med with lace over taffeta. Miss Belle
Fleet, sister of the bride was maid of
honor, and Mr.. william L. Gignilliat of
savannah, brother of the groom, was best
man. The ceremony was performed at the
residence of the brides parents at high
noon, by DR.. Raymond the Episcopal min
lister of Plymouth, Ind. The groom was
attired in his fun dress uniform, and was
attended by the brides brother, John S.,
Henry W., William A. and Charles Pres
ton Fleet The ceremony was performed
under wedding belt of water lilies sup
ported by a festoon of smilax, and the
pleasing effect was further enhanced by
the subdued glow of pink-shaded lights.
Water lilies and evergreens in profusion
completed the decorations. The bride is
daughter of Col. A. II. Fleet of an old
Virginia family, for years professor of
Greek at the University of Missouri and
now superintendent of the Culver Military
Academy. The groom is a brother of
Messrs. w. L. and r. D. Gignilliat of this
city, and of Lieut.. T. Hayward Gigniliat
y
who is a graduate of the University of
Virginia, accepted a position as command
ant of the Culver Military Academy in
January, 1897, and was shortly afterwards
appointed an aide on the staff of Gov
Mount Of Indiana. He has made many
! friends in his new home, and crowns his
good fortune by taking as his bride the
lovely and accomplished daughter of the
superintendent. After a bridal tour of a
month or more, Mr.. and Mrs. Gignihat
will return to culver, where they viii oc-
cupy a cottage on the ground Of the mil
itary academy.
Mr.. Lester Hubbell left yesterday for
his summer home at Unadilla, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Mccarthy left on
| Wednesday for New York city.
Miss Jessie Haddon left Thursday for
Garnett to spend the summer with friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Galloway of Macon, will
be the guests this week of Mrs. Wal
! lace Masterson. No. Ala Oglethorpe ave-
nue..
Mr.. Harry B. Beatty and Miss Madge
Beatty are spending a while at Thunder
bolt They are guests of the Bannon
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butner and Master
| Jack Butner are at Bannon Lodge, Thun-
! derbolt, for a few weeks.