The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05
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With November has come real touch
of winter weather, and the straw hat and
summer attire have at last been laid to
rest-let US hope. The streets are filed
with familiar faces again, and the ex-
change of summer experiences and specu-
lation as TO the winter gaites form the
larger portion of conversation.
A meeting was held Friday evening at
the Guards Hall, at which new club
was organized for the winter season. Ii
is TO be called the Coullion Club, and the
entertainments will consist OF a series of
seven cotillions and three soirees. Mr.. W.
w williamson is chairman of the com
mittee Of nine, and Mr.. A. Leopold Alex
ander secretary and treasurer. The other
members are MIR w. W. Mackall. Mr.. A.
r. Lawton, Mr.. J. Florance Minis, Mt
Lewis W Haskell, Mr.. Arthur b. Elliott
MIR. Clarence G. Anderson and Mr.. w.
Gordon Harrison.
The first dinner party, in fact the first
formal entertainment of the season, was
given Tuesday evening by Mss Harriet
King Elliott, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Elliott on State street. east All
Il
charming evening was spent by the assem-
bled young people. An elaborate dinner
was served at which the decorations were
of mammoth white chrysanthemums ar
ranged in a large silver bowl. The dinner
cards, which were done in pen and ink.
were artistic and original and were
the work of the hostess. The
guests were Miss Lila Low, Miss
Phoebe H Elliott, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss
Edith Johnston, Miss Elise Guerard; Mr..
John Morris, Mr. w. Gordon Harrison,
Mr. Edward S. Elliott, Mr.. Palmer AK
SON. Mr.. f. o. Watkins. Mr.. Rogers
Woods and Mr.. Lang West.
Dr. ard Mrs Hunter Mcclure of Rich
nond Va, have sent out invitations for
the marriage Of their daughter, Anne
Moss and Mr.. william Law Clay, which
event will take place Thursday. Nov. l6,
in Richmond. Several of Mr.. Clay's
friends will accompany him to Richmond
for the occasion, among them being Mr..
Walter w. Chisholm. Mr.. Arthur B. Eli
OFT, Mr. Edward S. Elliott and Mr.. John
Carswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. W w. Gordon, Jr will
occupy the residence of Mr.. William NJ.
Low, on Lafayette Square, for the winter.
Mrs John Heard Hunter is spending
the month of November in New York.
Mrs John Nisbet and the Misses Nisbet
arrived Tuesday morning from "Oakton,"
near Marietta, where they have been the
guests of Mrs. j. ]. Wilder.
Mrs. John Sullivan and Miss Rosa Sui
Ivan arrived early in the week from New
York, where they have been since return
ing from their European trip.
Mr.. James T. Dent, who spent the early
part of the week in town, returned Tues
day afternoon to Hofwyl He was accom-
panied by Mr.. George W. Owens and Mr..
Thomas Bond.
Mrs. John D. Paige expects to leave in
a few days for New York, where she will
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Robert Waller has returned from
Mount Airy, where she spent the summer,
and is residing this year at Jones and
Abercorn streets.
Mrs. Robert Harrison, Miss Lima Huger
and Miss Emma Huger sailed Thursday
for New York, where they will spend a
fortnight.
Judge and Mrs. Hampton L. Ferril are
expected home to-day from New York,
where they have been spending the past
few weeks.
After two months absence. spent in
New York, Col G.. A. Mercer returned
home during the week.
A marriage Of interest to many Savan-
nahians will be that of Mr.. John Flewel-
lyn Nicely of Waynesboro, formerly of
this city, to Miss Grace Maxwell of Phil
adelphia. The wedding will take place In
the latter city on the 18th.
Mrs. F. A. Habersham. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Cummings in Baltimore
is now IN New York for few weeks.
Mrs. II. NJ. Stoddard and Miss Mabel
Stoddard arrived Thursday from the
North.
Miss Vallie Chisholm and Miss Lucit
Chisholm left Friday for Warrenton Va
where thew pXDaet n SToppd The xu{ntar ri -
their grandmother, Mrs. North.
Mrs Walter Hartridge and Master Jul.
ian Hartridge, Jr., are visiting Mr.. anc
Mrs Clifford Wayne Hartridge in New
York
Invitations nave been issued to the wed
ding of Miss Meta Cherry and Mr.. Clar
ence B. Walworth of New York. at ST
Johns Church, Tuesday, Nov. IA. at i
O'Clock noon.
Mrs. Henry e. Backus left last evening
for Columbus, Ga.
Miss Shooter accompanied by her nieces
the Misses ShOtter, returned last weel
from Cleveland, o.. where she has beer
spending the summer.
Mrs. Cooper Myers arrived last Sunds,
from New York where she has been 10
the past three weeks.
Mr.. Henry F. duBignon of Brunswick
spent several days in Savannah during m
week on his return from a Northern trip
Miss Lily McLane Anderson spent las
week in New York, and is now the CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. Crisfield at Mount Airy
Pa.
Miss Ellen Arson will leave next wee,
Tor Philadelphia, where she will be mai
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