The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-15

| Mr. Joe Harry returned last week from
| New York
Col and Mrs. A. r. Lawton viii re-
turn this week from New York.
Mr. NJ. MEG. Stewart left on Saturday
| for Baltimore, where he will meet Mrs.
| Stewart and they will return together next
| week.
Miss Malle Hammond will so next week
10 Cleveland, o., where she will act as
| bridesmaid to a school friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mercer will re-
| turn this week from Malone, Bartow
county, Georgia.
Mrs. G. A. Whitehead is in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Gordon. Jr.. and
son have returned from Charmion, Pa.
Mrs. J. M. Lang and ION. Master George
| Mercer Lang, will arrive this week from
| New York, where thcy stopped for two
weeks on their way home from Cobcig
Canada.
Mrs. Barron Carter returned last week
from Clarendon, "a where ahc Hta teen
| TIE guest of her aunt, Mrs. !. 4: Lucas.
Col. George A Mercer is expected home
the end OF the month from New York.
Mrs. j. F. Sullivan and Master Jerome
| Sullivan have returned from Waynesville
| and Ashevile.
Mr.. and Mrs S. p. Goodwin have re-
! turned from North Carolina. Mrs. Good
! Nln iAltitNS Will Dt Bldi 10 KNOW tIdL
| she has fully recovered from the attack
of typhoid fever from which she recently
| suffered.
Miss Mary White will leave on the 4th
| of November for Europe, where she will
spend the winter in Italy and the Isles OF
Greece Towards spring Miss White will
go to Paris, where she will take in the
| Paris Exposition.
Mr.. Dixie Hines and his sister, Miss
a VIRGINIA Of
| on Tuesday, where Miss Cutter will be the
| guest of Mrs. William Lowe on Vinevllle
avenue during the month of November.
Col. and Mrs. William c. ToWen of New
| York will spend the winter in Savannah.
| Col Towen will bring his yacht, the VI
| dette, here next month for cruise in
| Georgia and Florida waters
Mrs. s. p. Goodwin will leave the latter
part of October for a months visit To rel
| atives and friends in New York and New
Rochelle.
Mrs G. H. Remshart and Misses Alice
| and Marie Remshart have returned from
| a summer spent in the mountains of
| North Carolina.
Mr.. ]. f. Brooks. Jr., is visiting his
parents on Second avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hopkins will return
this week from Saluda.
| Mrs. Thomas Nugent and family have
| returned from New OTk.
Mrs J. j. McDonough and Mrs. ]. J.
McDonough, Jr, are al the Majestic, New
York
Miss Marie Harry returned last week
| from Philadelphia.
Miss Nellie HARRY will spend the winter
| in New York, where she will study under
| Virgil, in the Virgil Clavier School.
| A pleasant party from Augusta spent a
| few days in the city last week on their
! way TO Niagara Falls, Boston and New
York Those in the party We're Mrs. w
| S. Cherry, Mrs. Annie Vaughan, Misses
Lizzie Galven, Lille Vaughan, May Ma
honey, Julia Mulherin, Agnes O'Dowd and
Mr.. j. A. Bremen.
Miss Meta Thomas returned last week
from Malbone where she was the guest
of Miss Isabel Stiles.
Miss Eta Rothschild returned last week
| from New York.
A beautiful wedding took place in the
| reception room of the Clermont in Brook
| Ign last Monday evening, when Mr.. John
! f. Paulsen, son of Capt. Jacob Paulsen OF
Savannah, and Miss Annie Matte Mar
schel of Brooklyn, were the contracting
| parties The bride wore an exquisite dress
| of white crepedechene and carried a show
er bouquet of bride roses, the ribbons be-
| ing twisted with orange blossoms. She
was attended by five bridesmaids, all from
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Emma Paulsen of this city. Their dresses
were white organdy over taffeta, and they
carried large punches of yellow chrysan-
| themums. MIR. Jacob Paulsen, Jr. was the
best man After the wedding an elegant
| supper was served, the table being set in
the shape of a horse shoe, and all of the
decorations being in old gold. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Pausen left Monday evening for
Beaufort, S. c., where they have a love-
| ly home.
Those who were fortunate enough to
| have heard Miss Howison of Scotland, last
Wednesday evening in her pleasing rendi-
ton of Robbie Burns" will be more than
| glad to know that Miss Howison has been
persuaded to give another of her delightful
| lectures. This one will be on Monday
| evening, the 23rd in the banquet hall of
| the De Soto-that room having been ten
| dered her by the proprietors of the hotel,
where Miss Howison is a guest. Ian
Maclaren," and Beside the Bonnie Brer
| Bush" will be the subject upon which
Miss Howison has consented to lecture.
Miss Maggie Hull will arrive this week
from Coburg and New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Gibbs and Miss
Hattie Hull are at the Waldorf-Astoria,
New York.
Misses Daisy and Georgna Phillips have
returned from Linwood, n. c.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Florence Nisbet TO Capt. Marie of
| Virginia.
Master Elfred Papy was host at a de-
| lghtful party Friday evening. His guests
were Misses Helen Gillette, Alice McMil-
Ian, Eugle Woodruff, Kathleen Fry and
Helen Dixon Masters Thomas Mcmillan,
Warren Butler, Harold Ferst, Robert
| Grain Garrard Newman, Martin Roberts
| and Willie Roberts.
Miss Emma Paulsen will leave this week
for Elizabeth College, Charlotte N. c.
Miss Marie Lippman is visiting friends
| I'm New York.
Capt. j. r. F. Tattnan arrived home
to-day from New York and Connecticut
Mr.. Grover Cleveland Peulsen will leave
this week for Newberry College, S. G.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob LipPman have Sc
4 turned from New York.