The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-19

Elliott and Mr.. John Carswel returned
yesterday morning from Richmond, Va.
where they We're present at the marriage
of Mr.. Clay and Miss Mcclure. DR.. ana
Mrs. Mcclure entertained the bridesmaids
and the Savannah friends of Mr.. CLAW
Friday morning at the Lakeside Club
House.
Mrs. Charles C. Schley left Tuesday for
Augusta 10 visit friends.
Miss Sally Anderson returned last week
from six weeks visit to friends in South
Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Burroughs have ar
rived from Jacksonville. Fla, and will
spend the winter at Miss Ganahls, on
Taylor and Drayton streets.
Mr.. Charles A. Gibbes has gone to New
York.
Mrs. c. L. Montague has returned to Sa-
vannah, and has taken No. II Jones street
east for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. Habersham Clay left
town yesterday for their home, Strathy
Hall, in Bryan county.
Miss Anna Hunter arrived Thursday
from the North where she has been max
ing a series of visits to friends.
| Mrs. T. C, Clay, Miss Caroline CLAW and
! Messrs J. Starke and Samuel Clay return
ed from Richmond, Va. yesterday. Miss
Eliza Clay has Joined her aunt Miss
1ldNs III new I DIX, anu Will NOT
| return home for several weeks.
Judge Hampton L. Ferrin after spend-
| ing ten days in Savannah has returned
TO New York, where he viii spend sew
| eral weeks.
Mrs. John Malloch arrived Thursday
| from New York, where she has been since
her return from spending the summer in
| Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Murphey have
taken a house for the winter on Jones
| street, east.
Mrs. Frank Strachan of Brunswick is
| visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
b. Adams, on state street, east.
| Miss Anna Mccain, who was one of the
| attendants at the Welworth-Cher we'd
| ding, Tuesday, has returned home.
Miss JOY Harper of Rome Ga, Will ar
| rive Tuesday, 10 be the guest of her cous-
in, Miss Laura S. Baker, 2S6 Oglethorpe
| avenue, east.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles f. Jordan. whose
marriage recently occurred In BROOKLYN
l.. L., spent several days at the De Soto
last week, en- route to their .Asheville
| home. DIR. Jordan, was surgeon on Lee
Corps, with the rank of captain, and has
only lately resumed his practice in Ashe-
| Vile, N. c. ~He and Mrs. Jordan were
| entertained while in the city by DR. and
Mrs. Fitch DR.. Fitch and DR. Jordan
having Deen ola ScnOOi mates.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham have re.
turned from spending the summer in Eu-
rope.
Mrs. T. B. Chisholm and Master Muir.
doch Chisholm arrived several DAYS acc
from New York, where they have been
since leaving Norfolk.
Mrs. Hamilton Branch, Mrs. James Les
ter Sexton, the Misses Kollock and Mrs
Julian B. Johnson, returned early In the
week from Richmond.
Mrs. A. NJ. Rebarer left on the Kansas
City for New York Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gordon Cassels have
moved into their new home on Barnard
and Walburg streets.
Mrs. A. Vaughan, with her daughter
Miss Lily Vaughan and Miss Lizzie Gal
vim Of Augusta, arrived during the weel
from New York, and are spending a few
days a the De Soto before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blum Jr.. are re.
siding at 1856 Oglethorpe avenue. east
The marriage of Mr.. James j. McGoul
drck of Port Royal naval station anc
Miss Cecilia Il. McGreal of this city. tool
place at the chapel of St Vincent de Paul
Tuesday Nov Il, at o'clock The at
tendants were Miss Mary McGreal a sis.
ter of the bride, and Sergt. Wallace Holt
Of the naval station, After q
small reception at the home a
the brides parents, No $50 Broughtor
street east Mr.. and Mrs McGouldrcI
left on the steamer for the naval station
their future home.
MIR. Philip Rosenheim and Miss Florett,