The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-02


It is only in the last few days that the
trees and flowers have burst forth, and
spring seems really here. Usually there
Is more or less green throughout the win
ter months. but this year. when even the
rameHias were blighted, and in all the
woods only few sprays of jessamine have
been found. we hail with keen delight
abe blessed springtime.
The post-Lenten gaities will commence
tomorrow afternoon when Mrs. ORLANDO
Cohen viii entertain a number of her
friends with euchre party, at her home
on Bolton street. The Married Women
club viii meet Tuesday at the residence
of Mrs Charles B. Malone, and Wednes-
dav afternoon has been chosen by MRS.
bradford Durham and also by Miss Geor-
s,,s Freeman for card parties. The same
evening viii witness the ninth german at
sbe Guards Armory Hall, which Will be lea
NV Mr.. b F. Fiuney. Mrs George W.
Owens has sent out cards for an afternoon
tea Thursday, given to her sister MIS-
1osbna Merrill. Jr.. and on that evening
Mr. and Mrs ]. L. Wa.thour win enter
tain the Evening Euchre Club. on FRIDAY
Mrs. Harris Cope will also entertain win
cards Besides these, there are sure to be
numbers of impromptu affairs after the
nuiet of Lent, and the spring season ls
nredicted TO be exceptionally gay this
year.
The marriage of MIR. Gardner e. Dickin-
son of this city and Miss Georgia CASTOR,
which took place in Gainesville Wednes-
dav evening. was a brilliant affair and
was attended by a number of Mr.. Dickin-
SONS Savannah friends. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Charles II. Strong
and the best man was Mr.. Nat Harrison.
MIR G. Arthur Gordon, Mr.. Henry Wal
thour Mr.. Hubert Duckworth and Mr..
Alec Thesmar, were the groomsmen, Whlle
the bridesmaids were Miss DIN Speer or
Atlanta. Miss Bower of Bainbrtdge, MISS
Chambers and Miss Dunlap of GamesVlhe'
Miss Armontine Sanders was mad-ot-hoh-
or The wedding was celebrated IN the
First Methodist Church, which was elab-
orately decorated for the occasion, the
chancel filled with ferns and howers' ana
the choir space where an orchestra was
stationed, being screened by tail palms L ne
bridal couple left during the evening LOT
the North. where their honeymoon viii be
spent. and on their return they will be at
the De Soto Hotel for the present
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman Haight
of New York, who have been spending a
few DAYS at the De Soto, left for The Bon
Air Augusta. Thursday.
Bishop and Mrs. Cleland Kinloch Nelson
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
AIo Ipip ,4l1riup mast week,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heard Hunter have
gone 10 Washington, D. c. for a ten days
visit.
MIR. George Appleton left Wednesday for
the North.
MI and Mrs Henry c. Cunningham
and Miss Sarah Cunningham returned
early in the week from the North.
Mrs. Thomas Morgan left Thursday
evening for New York, where she has gone
10 meet her son, Lieut.. Casey Morgan, on
his return from the Philippines, on the
Raleigh.
Mrs. ]. A. p Crisfeld and Miss Lily
Crisfeld will leave Tuesday for Philadel-
phia 10 join Mr.. Crsield.
Miss Mary Lamar will leave this week
fol- Griffin, where she will be a guest at
the home of Mr.. Seaton Grantland.
Mr.. u. AllnuT GOIuOtls VIM 10 INV ~
New York. will be one of the groomsmen
at the wedding of Mr. John Henry Ham
nond aud Miss En- by Vanderbilt Sloane
which will take place on Wednesday
morning.
Miss Annie Conner is the guest or MT.
and Mrs Jauas T, Dent at HofwyL.
Mrs James Mills will leave in a few
days for Thomasville, where she will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. Charlie Schley left yesterday on the
Conal for Cuba, as the guest of Col. Ernst
He win visit Havana. Matanzas and San
tiago. before returning home via New
York
Miss Eliza Huh arrived during the week
from the Agnes Scott TO spend the Easter
holidays
Mrs. George Baldwin and Miss Dorothy
Baldwin left Thursday to visit relatives
in Washington Ga.
Mrs Workman and her friend, Mre.
Beard have returned from a delightful
TRIP to St Augustine, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Gabbett and Miss
Leonora Gabbett have gone to Virginia
to spend the holidays with the Masters
Gahbett, who are a school at Bellevue
Mrs. Chambers and Miss Anna Stevens
expect to return TO Orange, n. j.. to-
morrow. after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Henry D. Stevens.
Mr.. S. ?. Shotter and Miss Elizabeth
Shotter left yesterday for the North. whera
they will be joined by Miss Belle Shotter
and will spend Easter week in New York
MIR. A.onzo sybrandt is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. James Dent at Hofwyl, in Glynr
county.
Miss Elizabeth Beckwith will leave dur.
ing the week for a short stay in New
York.
Mr. Cuyler King arrived Wednesday
from Texas, ana is the guest of Mrs
Henry r. Jackson
DR.. and Mrs William H. Elliott lef
Tuesday for Green Cove Springs. Fla.
for a short stay.
Miss Miriam Dent and Mss Opheli.
Dent are spend ng the Easter holiday.
W til their parents, in Glynn county.
Mrs Eugene Anderson is at home agar
offer a "trip to Florida.
Mr.. George Haskell arrived Wednesday
from the North and is spending a shor
time with his parents, before going to Ma
con to I've.
Miss Lucille Hunter left Friday FOL
Amerieus. where she is visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs I,Uiott C.uaror,4 nv. -,,..,, 4