The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16

/ boo were tastefuuy festoQncd IN every
conceivable place Between the long win
/ dows IN the front parlor was an improvis-
/ ed altar formed by a profusion OF stately
/ palms and fern, Interpreted with the
/ hickering light of waNen candles IN
/ crystal candelabrs. Here the happy cou-
/ pie stood during the impressive ceremony.
which was performed By Rev. r. c.
I Christian. Miss Marsh was very becom-
/ iugly gowncd IN handsome blue cloth.
| talor-made. A dark blue straw hat with
rosettea 81 taffeta OF the same shade com
pleted this very stylish costume. She car
| ried a bunch Of Nophctos buds tied with
white satin ribbon The bride was attend
| cd hy her sister, Miss Lillian Marsh, who
wore a dainty creation of white organdie
| deliberately trimmed In lace and satin rib
| hon. After the ceremony CONGRATULATIONS
and hearty good wishes were extended
! by the friends and relatives present Mr..
aud Mrs Muslin left for Asheville. where
| they will stay for a few weeks before go
Ing 20 their home IN Savannah. Miss
Marsh was one OF Augusta's most adj
mlred young women. possessing rare IN
| telloctual attachments and a winning dis
| position and gentle womanly qualities. Mr.
| Muslin Is prominent Ia the business world
OF Savannah. besides being social Ia
vorite This popular couple enter married
life under most favorable auspices. and
the best wishes OF many follow them In
their rev hfe."
Miss Rosa MAY Adams OF Guyton Is
the guest OF Miss Frances Harmon.
Miss Erna schuster and Miss Elspeth
| gchuster who have been North for two or
three months. returned home Friday.
MIR John Purse OF the United states
navy Is in the city on leave OF absence,
and Il staying with his parentA
Mr. Randolph Kenan, who has been In
| Asheville during part u the hot weather,
IL az home again
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Graham sailed
for Baltimore Tuesday from where they
/ viii go 10 Scranton, Pa They VIII De ao-
sent several weeks al the North
Mr. ana Mrs. {. ". West are guests OF
/ Mrs. Joseph y. Frazer IN Hinesvihe.
Mira John ]. Evans and Mrs. Merkle.
who have been visiting friends IN Augusta
returned home a few days ago.
Miss Romie Riley Is visiting Miss Alma
Jeter IN Thomasville.
DR. and Mrs w p. Fitch and family
| returned home yesterday. DR. Fitch has
been taking course at the New York
Poet Graduate School and Hospital Mrs.
| Fitch has been spending the summer IN
| tho North Carolina mountains.
The marriage of Miss Annie Gordon
Aitsn and Mr.. James Tinsley Smith win
1 take place Tuesday. oct ., at the home
Of Mr. ana Mrs Charles :. Wood on
charlton street. There will be no cards,
only the relatives and intimate friends be-
ing invited.
Miss A. NJ Barnard Is at Lockhurst. N.
Y where she will remain until late IN
septeruber on her return she Will be ac-
| eompanIed by Miss Laura Carney
Mrs L. C. Banks left last night 20 visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Banks In New
York
AIR ana Mrs. J. r. Saussy. Miss Hattie
saussv. and Mr.. J. r. Saussy. Jr.. have
returned home from a trip 20 White SUI
phur Springs.
Miss Lucy saussy IL at home again ar
ter spending several weeks at White sui
phur Springs.
Mr.. Branch Of sewanee. Tenn. lie Wis
lting MIR. Dan Hull
The wedding OF Miss Robena Wilson and
MIR. q. Raymond Foltz was very quietly
celebrated az the Duffy Street Baptist
| church wednesday at noon. Rev. Robert
/ Van Deventer performed the ceremony,
a. which only the family 81 the bride and
intimate friends OF the bride and groom
| were sent Miss Evelyn Hotchkiss was
| the brides only attendant. and Mr.. w. r.
/ Wilson was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Foltz
| are NJ home 20 their friends AZ 1875 Mont
| gomery street
Mrs. John D. Twiggs ana Miss Jennie
MAY left Tuesday for New York.
Miss Minnie schiey Nichols will return
| this week from Louisiana where she has
been staying all summer with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank p. Davis az Morgan city.
Mrs. n II. Mckee IS visiting Mrs. Ar
| mold Broyles In Atlanta.
! Mrs. J. s. Wood, the Misses Wood ana