The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30

Hartridge and their little daughter will
sail tomorrow on the Tallahassee.
Miss Lizzie Waller is the guest of Capt.
and Mrs. Louis G. Young. Miss Waller
is at present enjoying her vacation. She
will complete her course at st. Lukes Hos
pital in the fail.
Mrs. Rauers and Miss Frieda Rauers
have returned from New York.
Baron de Barral of Bordeaux, who has
been spending some time in Savannah, has
gone North prior TO sailing for France.
Miss Minnie Waring is visiting Miss Su-
sic Huger in Charleston.
Mrs. Wright Hunter arrived Saturday
from Louisville, Ca.
Miss Katharine c. Stiles will leave
Thursday for Richmond, Va.
Miss Meta Thomas is the guest of Miss
| Belle Harrison at Brandon, Va.
DIR. and Mrs. Taylor and Miss Bessie
Taylor are in Savannah again for short
time, and have been warmly welcomed by
their many friends.
Miss Mary White left for Thomasvfle
last Friday.
Miss Crutchheld of Macon will arrive
Monday TO be the guest of Miss Frances
Charlton.
| Miss Sylvia Davis, have returned to tho
| North, after months stay in Savannah.
Miss Annie Wright of Atlanta is the
| guest of Mrs. II. c. McFadden.
The Rev Frank Strlugfellow left for
| Virginia last Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Haskell is visiting Miss
| Belle Harrison, at Brandon, Va.
| Mrs. Thomas of Atlanta spent a few
| days in the city during the week.
Mrs. Louis Cotter returned Wednesday
to her home in Norfolk Va.
Mrs Germany and Mr. George Germany
left during the week for Hartford, Conn,
10 be present at the wedding of Mr.. How
| ard Germany and Miss Bissell.
| Prof c. c. Case the well known singer
and composer will arrive in the city in
few days to visit his sister Mrs. Spencer
NJ White Prof. Case began his musical
| career as director of music in Mr. Moody .
| church in Chicago, where ne has now the
training of a choir of over 200 voices.
Miss Ellen Hllyer, who has been the
| guest of Miss Albert Hull, has returned
| to Atlanta.
! Mrs. Peter A. Erwin of Atlanta is a Wis
! itor in Savannah.
| Miss Oielia johnson, who has been at
| various times a very popular visiting
! girl' in our city, was married last week
! to Mr. Mortimer Williams, in Peters
burg. Va.
| Mrs. e. j. Millar has returned from
visit TO friends in Atlanta.
Thursday evening a very amusing enter
tanment under the auspices of the Chan
Gel Rail Circle of St. Johns Church took
place at the Parish hall. This was bona
| fide cake-wak in which a number of the
/ fhlaRkpn' hpNOn6
| recognition and dressed to kiln took part
! The first prize a cocoanut cake, was I'M
| hesitatingly awarded to Miss Mamie Still
well and Master Sam Browne; and the
! second, a huge candy walking stick, to
| Miss Helen Cherry and Master John
| Dyer. Another youth who did some good
| walking is Master Harry Dreese. Dur
ing the evening a delightful musical pro-
| gramme under the able direction of Mr.
Spencer White, was enjoyed. Mrs. Ho-
mer Hopkins rendered beautifully a very
sweet solo, Mr.. Mclaughlin, accompan-
| led by Mr. White, was enthusiastically
applauded for his rendition of Bartletts
| Dreams" and Master Sam Browne
awoke great amusement by his topical
songs. quite a feature of the entertain
ment was a recitation by Miss Cutter.
| The hall was crowded with most appre-
ciative audience and the receipts far ex-
ceeded the expectations of the circle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bishop celebrated
their tin wedding with a delightful enter
! tainment last Monday evening at their
| home on Gwinnett street. Charming mus
! ical selections were rendered by Miss Sum-
merlyn Mrs. Mize and others of the Pres
byterian choir, and the evening was thor
oughly enjoyed. Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hugh Train, Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Mize,
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| w. G. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Way,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Way, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Way Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. White,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs. SUI
| song, Mr.. and Mrs. Inman Miller, Mr.. and
| Mrs. T. M. Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
! Whelees, Mr. and Mrs George Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. William Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Frank Papy, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Gaudry,
Mrs. Shirm, Mrs. Dasher, Miss Dasher,
! Mrs. Herbert Moore, Mr.. Robert Canon,
! Miss Ida Kline, Mrs. Rembert. Miss
Isaacs, Miss Chandler, Miss Summerlyn,
Miss Stella Way. Mr.. Isaac Ferguson, Mr.
Howard. Mr.. Branan, and others. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bishop were the recipients of many
| congratulatory letters, among them one
! from the minister who had married them
The Card Club was pleasantly enter
tanned last week by Miss Lula Davis.
whose guests were: Mrs. Chandler, Mrs.
BROOKS, MISS BESSIE cooper, Miss Leila
Morgan Miss Edith StillweH, Miss Ellen
Morgan, Miss Eula Shuptrine, Mr. Pea
tross and Mr.. Tyler. Miss Cooper won the
| prize silver nail polisher.
| Wednesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. w
| f. McCauley complimeuted their guest,
| Miss Mamie Lanneman of Brooklyn, with
a boating party TO Tybee. Those who en-
! joyed the trip were: Mr.. and Mrs John
| Jordan, Mrs. Seward of Petersburg Mrs.
Courtenay Thorpe, Miss Josephine Hodges,
| Miss Meta Kemps, Miss Anna Sweat Miss
| Eva Haltiwanger, Miss Alice Mccall Miss
| Emma Crawford, Miss Eula Shuptrine
Miss Edith Sullwell, Miss Edith West,
Mr. F. G. Hubbell, Mr.. A. Sweat, Mr.. H
s. Turner, Mr.. I. G. Anderson, Mr.. NJ b.
Nichols, Mr.. r. A. Crawford, Mr.. G. w.
West, DR.. Norton MIR. c. w. Mccall, Mr.
R. P Howell and Mr.. Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Harms celebrated
their silver wedding last Monday night.
The rooms were lastly decorated for the
| OCCASION and Miss Lula Adams and Mas
ter Willie p. Adams rendered selections on