The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-24

man will accompany their parents and
they viii all spend the winter in savan-
nah.
Miss Anna McAlpin left yesterday to
! spend Chris mas with her parents at LIN
} den, near Button, s. c.
Mr. Churchill Meherd Of Pittsburg. Pa,
is the guest of Mr.. Sidney Stubs.
Miss Crutchheld of Macon viii arrive
/ during the week to visit Miss Frances
Charlton
Mr. Hugh Harris left during the week
for Augusta, from where he will so to
Athens TO spend Christmas at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Webb Howard are
visi ing relatives in Harde eville, S. c.
The Misses Carrie Lou and Fannie Mel
drim arrived Friday from the LEcy Cobb,
in Athens. to spend the holidays.
| Mr.. Lewis Haskell, Jr.. has arrived from
| Baltimore. where he is studying al the
Johns Hopkins.
| Miss Freida Rauers returned yesterday
| from Baltimore.
AIessrs. John and Fort Hammond is
! spending the Christmas holidays with their
mother.
| Miss Ethel Mcintyre has returned from
| Georgetown Convent for the holidays.
| Miss Belle shotter arrived Friday 20
! spend Chris mas with her father and sis
/ ters al Greenwich.
| Miss Flora Dancy is visiting Miss Mat
! tie Lee Eockhart in Augusta, where she
viii attend the coming-out reception of
| her friend, Miss Anita Phinizy.
Miss Alice Dougan is at home for the
| Christmas holidays from Germantown,
! Pa
Miss White DuBose left yesterday to
spend the week with relatives at St.
Mary's, Ga.
xavE-soa Co.. A.
Johns Hopkins Hospital 10 visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Y. Dancy.
Masters Cecil and EDplng Gabbett ar
rived during the week 10 spend their va
cation at me.
Miss Cate Ellis has returned from Shor-
ter College to spend Christmas a home.
Miss Fannie Harmon returned Friday
from Wesleyan College, Macon.
Mr.. ]. r. Marshall is spending Christ
mas in Richmond.
Mrs Price and Miss Willy Barkaloo of
Brunswick are visiting Mrs c. b. Still
wen.
Miss Jane Smart has returned from the
Woman's College in Baltimore for the hol
idays.
Mrs. NJ. A. O'Byrne has returned from
visit 10 friends in Atlanta.
Mr.. r. c. Brooks has gone to his home
| in West Point Va. for Christmas
Miss Stella Bailey has returned from the
Georgetown convent TO spend the holidays
with her family.
The first Harmonic bah of the season
| will take place at the De Soto Tuesday
| evening, the twenty-sixth. Among the
| strangers present win be the party of At
| lanta guests who viii come to attend the
Hirsch-Weif wedding Wednesday evening.
Tuesday morning a Bannon Lodge a
/ plaaenpf MA MI IaNrf he
| following ladies': Mrs Grabfelder of New
| York, Mrs. Lawrence Lippman. Mrs. Mon
| tag Mrs. Abram Vetsburg, Mrs. Joseph
| Rosenheim, Mrs Jacob Lippman, Mrs.
| Sidney Rosenbaum of Richmond, Mrs.
Lewis Kayton, Mrs. Lewis Lippman and
| Mrs. Leopold Adler.
| Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
| seph Rosenheim gave a beautiful card
| party at the De Soto, the guest of honor
| being their daughter Mrs. Sidney Rosen-
| baum of Richmond The decorations were
| entirely of green and white, palms and
| smilaX in lavish profusion adjoining the
| banquet hall. The guests We're Mr.. and
] Mrs. Leopold Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Kayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Llppman,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Newman, Mr. and Mrs.
| Lee Roy Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ro-
senheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Vetsburg,
| Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman, Mrs. -Hirsch
of Atlanta, Mrs. Grabfelder of New York,
Miss Tessie Rosenheim, Miss Ruth Kay
| ton, Miss Carrie Kayto Miss Marie Ehr-
Itch, Mr.. Herman Myers, Mr.. Herbert
| Kayton, Mr.. Gus Kayton. Mr.. Herman
Rosenheim and Nr. Joe Myers.
A Christmas wedding in which many
Savannahians are interested will be that
of Miss Virginia Barnard White and Mr..
| Paul Fitzsmmons Pritchard, which will
| take place at st. Johns Church at 8
| o'clock Tuesday morning Both parties
are wen known in Savannah and have
hosts of friends who wish them the ut
most happiness. The bride-to-be is the
daughter of Mr.. Steele MICA.
White and one of the most
lovely and charming little la
dies TO be found anywhere. The groom
is the son of MIR. William r. Pritchard
a well-known rice planter. For the last
two years ne has resided in New Orleans,
where he has good position with one
of the large rice milling companies of that
city. The marriage viii be a very quiet
one. No cards have been issued and only
the immediate relatives and a few close
friends of the contracting parties will be
present AT $40 O'Clock the newly mar
S rled couple viii take the train for New
Orleans. where they will make their home
A delightful entertainment was given by
Mr.. S. z. Shotter at Greenwich last even
ing for his daughters, the Misses Belle
Elizabeth and Eleanor Shotter. Fortu-
nately the weather cleared towards
| o CLOCK anu the guests GuIOytu lflt QIlNC
as well as the beautiful fireworks that fol-
lowed Mrs. w. w. Owens, Mrs. A. NJ
Carmichael, Mrs. J. c. Myers Miss Mary
Carmichael, Miss Maud Thomas and Miss
Elizabeth Haskell assisted Mr.. Shotter
and Miss Emily Shotter in amusing the
young people, who were Miss Clifford
Munnerlyn, Miss Clermont Huger, Miss
Hattie Guerard, Miss Miriam Dent, Miss
Margaret Charlton, Miss Anna Hunter,
Miss Virginia Haines, Miss Sarah Cum
bingham, Miss Lila Carmichael Miss Do
rothy Baldwin, Miss Sarah Carmichael,
Miss Mary Elliott, Miss Florence Stevens,
and owen Daniel, Gordon Haines, Jack
Myers, Anderson Carmichael Duncan
Owens, and Willy Macl1all.
Mrs. George Cam entertained pleasantly
with whist Monday afternoon. Those
present were Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly, Mrs.
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