The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-17

Northern train for Washington, D. c.
Upon their return they will be at home 10
their friends in Savannah, where Mr..
Johnson is secretary of the Y. M. c. A.
II Is with the deepest regret that Miss
Jordan s. friends realize that her home will
be in Augusta no longer She has en-
joyed a very short young ladyhood but
during the two years since she left school,
her rare womanly traits and her exquisite
charm of manner have won hundreds of
friends to add TO those who have been I'M
failngly loyal to her since her beautiful
childhood Mr. Johnson is member of
a prominent and aristocratic South Car
DINA family, and upholds nobly the lofty
standard of his house The popularity
enjoyed by himself as well as Miss Jor-
dan was testified to by the hundreds Of
superb gifts showered upon them; many
of them from charitable and church or
ganization, with which either one or the
other of them is connected
Mr.. and Mrs Randolph Ridgely have
taken rooms with Mrs. +. J. Thomas on
McDonough street for the winter.
Miss Carey Blount of Philadelphia will
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs w. j. De-
Renne at Wormsloe for the holidays.
Miss Rosa Sullivan, who has been in
New York since her return from Europe,
arrived in Savannah during the week
Mr.. Lawrence Lee viii arrive during the
week from New York and Mr. Mouluie
Lee, Jr, from ST James, Nd, TO sp nd
the holidays with their parents en- Wald-
burg street, east.
Miss Annie Haines will retui n during the
week from Elizabeth College, Charlotte,
N. C.
Among the out of town weddings during
the week was that of Mr.. George Drane
and Miss Bacot both of whom were for
merly Savannahians, in New Orlaans last
Monday.
The Misses Carrie Lou and Fanny Mel
drim are expected this week from the
Luck Cobb Institute in Athens.
Miss Margaret Brewer of Maryland is
the guest of Mrs. Bradford Durham on
Gordon street.
Gordon. Jr., Donald and Harry Rluors
are expected during the week from Mr..
Tafts school for the holidays.
Mrs. r. G. Casseis of Flemiugto on is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Gordon Cassels.
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. CornweH entertain
ed a parry CT friends Friday evening with
the amusing game of Klond.ke. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Palmer,
Mr.. and Mrs a. G. Harmon, Mr.. and Ms.
George +. Maher and Mr.. and Mrs. Q Is
AshmOre.
Daughters are busily engaged in atrang-
ing for their annual Christmas L ee WI ich
Will take place on Saturday mo ming
commencing at 10 o'c ock. Ii will be held
this year in the third DRY of the Guards
Armcry Donations of o d toys, fruit, can
dy. and garments will be gladly received
by the committee and may be sent 10 20
Harris street, west, during the we k.
Miss Meta Fretw ell will return for the
Chris mas vacation from Shorter Co lege
in Rome
Mr.. and MIS- Gardner Dickinson will
leave during the week for Gainesville 10
visit friends.
Mr.. John G. Butter, Jr., entertained with
an oyster roast at the Butler Cottage, Ty-
bee Is and, last Wednesday, where de-
lghtful day was enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs
L. MEG lhgan, no are on their way home
TO Brooklyn from Florida, where they
spent their oney nc on, we're the guests OF
honor Among The Others present were the
Misses Annie and Mary Lynch, Viva
Harty, Jennie Strous, Annie Lyons and
Katie Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. David Roseuhe.m who
have been enjoying on extensive wedding
Jour among he cities of he North, Return
ed 10 Savannah yssteid day.
Mr.. j. NJ solomon has returned from a
delightful visit 10 r. and NJ s. j. b. Read
at Green Cove spr ngs n tioiida.
Mr N. j. solomon has returned from a
trip 10 New York.
MIR and Mrs. n. a. n. Schr der enter
tanned very 2 8s nfly Tuesday evening. A
ser cs q b mes unused The ga sts and Nj
and ~. OTTO seller wen he prizes, , ece
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