The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-30


the coming generation VIII look back upon
with curiosity as wen as with wonder
for IT viii perhaps be hard for them to
realize that their middle-aged mammas and
white haired grandmojhers were the beau
ties Of Savannah twenty years before
These four members OF this charming
house party spent one warm summer
morning summing up The beautiful and at
tractive girls OF savannah, from the very
buds of society up 70 the youthful matrou
who has just assumed the dignity of pre-
fixing a Mrs to her name-for the age
of the beauties was not to exceed thirty
years The list kept increasing and still
their charms We're scarce half told" until
the forty-eighth edition appeared, when
one Of the danes remarked that there
must come an end to an good things" and
the paper was folded, put in an envelope,
sealed, ana handed to one Of the
very youngest members of the house
hold Zone who by that time viii scarce
have reached the comfortable age Of fair,
fat and forty" and In her sacred keeping
this all important document is TO lie until
twenty years shall have rolled away and
whitened the heads of some of those pres
ent; then 1t is to be brought forth at some
celebrated social function Of the day, and
the beauties of the time to come win look
back in wonder and amaze" and exclaim
with the poet Gay
Life is jest, and all things show it;
] thought so once, and now l know it."
A very pretty wedding took place at st.
Johns Church Thursday evening when
Rev. Charles II Strong read the service
which made Mr.. Fred J. Mallory and Miss
Mabel Frances Starr man and wife. There
were only present the immediate members
of the families of the bride and groom.
The church was prettily decorated for the
occasion, and the bride, who is an attrac-
tive, gentle young woman with sweet I'M
assuming personality, was becomingly and
tastefully attired. They left on Friday for
New York and other Northern and West
ern cities. Mr.. Mallory is quartermaster
clerk on the transport Crook, and has
many friends in Savannah who wish for
him and his young bride life fun of hap
piness with just enough clouds to make
glorious sunset.
pleasant house party who spent the
past three weeks at Sulivan's Island ana
the Isle Of Palms was composed of Mrs.
Henry Rowarth of Augusta Mrs. J. Cor
bett of Charleston, Misses Ecie Reynolds
of Savannah Cleo Corbett of Charleston,
Callie Edwin, Annie Hansee and Lees
Chaffee and Messrs. Henry Rowarth d.
CoTbett of Charleston and Campbell Lees
OF Augusta.
Mrs. Daniel Hops was the chaperone to
delightful yachting party given yester-
day afternoon by Mr.. Jack Carson on his
fathers lovely naphtha launch the Car
RE" Those present We're Misses Mary
Hops Missy Hull, Mary Kline, Angie
Cubbedge, Eileen Hunter and Magsie
Thompson, Messrs Frank Hayward, Ber-
rien Glover, Thomas Harper. Oar Hull
Eddie Thompson and Willard Sullivan
A pleasant ride in the Yacht Club naph-
tina launch was enjoyed last Friday even
ing by Misses jamie Bruce of Columbus,
Lula Davis, Lucy Bloodworth of Atlanta,
Luck Bioodworth of Savannah, Mary Da-
Wis and Mrs. c. NJ. Chandler, Messrs. Err
nest Davis, Richard Bruce and Mr.. T. J.
Davis.
surprise party was given to Miss An
ME Haines last week by two or three of
the younger set who have not gone either
10 the mountains or the sea shore. Those
present We're Misses Mary Kline, Mary
Wayne and Missy Hun, Messrs. Berrien
Glover Frank Hayward, Willard Sullivan,
Jack Carson, Robert Waller and Clayton
Purse.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cam entertain
ed with whist on Wednesday evening
Those present Were Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando
H. Cohen MIR. and Mrs. Emile Newman
Mr. and Mrs. c. 5. Connerat, ana Mr. and
Mrs VIM G. Cam.
DR. and Mrs ST. John B. Graham vii
leave here on Thursday for Vancouver
Island, British Columbia. They win be
joined there by friends from Kentucky
and elsewhere, ana together win spend siN
weeks in the Great Northwest ON return
ing 10 Savannah DR.. and Mrs. Graham
will not keep house, but will spend tn,
winter at the De Soto.
Misses Albert Hun and Annuette Stubb,
ere the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacol
Rauers at their charming home on ST
Catharine's Island,
Miss Annie Karwisch, who has beer
visiting the Misses Sanders Of Third anC
Montgomery streets, has returned to he
home in Atlanta.
Mrs. A. s. Bacon left on Tuesday 70
Virginia.
Miss Matte Backus is the guest of Mrs
H. c. Cunningham at Chautauqua, N. y.
where she went from visiting the famil.
of Col. Huse at West Point, ~ Y.
The Misses Buchanan Of Philadelphia
who have been the guests for several win
tiers of Miss Annulette Siubbs sailed las
week for Europe to be absent some time
Mrs. Ruby N.coll and son left during III
week for the mountains of Virginia, Sara
toga and New York.
Miss Lucy Boyd has returned fror
CAdNHSbOlo u N4LcAG SllC mas bttn a ulEilDS
OF house party
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles a. Gibbs and so
viii leave this week for Lake MohanK an
COburg, Canada.
Mrs. r. c. Harrison of Brandon. Va
will spend some time in BlufftOu, IN
guest of Mrs. Joseph Huger
Mr. and Mrs. Murray NEG. Stewart an
children ieft Tuesday for the mountain
OF Virginia and Baltimore
Col. and Mrs William Garrard and chill
dron, Master William, Misses Guile Emil
and Cecilia Garrard, went over 90 Bluff
ton last week and will spend the rest @
the summer there.
Mrs W. d. bearing and children Wi
leave this week for Gainesville, to speu
TWO months
Mrs. L. H. Abrahams and Mr. Edmun