The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-27

to Miss Corners wide circle of friends in
Savannah. The marriage has been arr ng-
ed for Thursday, July u, at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. II. NJ. Conner.
After the wedding Mr.. Howell and his
bride will leave for New York, whence
they will sail for Europe.
Among the water parties during the past
week was one Thursday afternoon given
by MIR. T. Lloyd Owens in honor of Mis-
Harriet Lesesne of Charleston, s. c. The
others who were present were Mrs Robert
C. Harrison, Miss Sally Haskell Miss
Lima Huger, Miss Clifford Munnerlyn,
Miss Jeanne Haines Mr.. Arthur b. Ell
lott, Mr. William Barnwell Mr.. Hugh
Harris Mr.. Langdon West, Mr.. Steele
and Mr.. BERTHE Stoddard.
There were several small parties for
Primrose & Vests MINISTRIES Thursday
evening, one of which was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Gibbes. Their guests
were Miss Sally McAlpin, Miss Elizabeth
Haskell Mr.. II. Wiley Johnson, and Mr.
William Butler.
In another were Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Cunningham, Jr., Miss Lima Woodbridge.
Miss Nan duBignon. Mr.. Raymond Butler
and Mr.. John Carswel.
Mr.. Edward Demere gave a number of
his friends a delightful sail Friday after
noon on the Babbie. His guests were Mrs
A. G.. Guerard, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss
Lima Huger, Miss Emma Huger, Miss
Harriet Lesesne, of Charleston, s. c.; Miss
Mabel Stoddard, MIR. Langdon West. Mr..
Palmer Arson and Mr.. William Barnwell
fpsa Wood bridge entertained Tues
day morning with an informal and pleas
ant little card party. Her guests We're
Mrs. Louis NJ. lie Hardy, Mrs. Robert
Billington, Miss Kate Brigham, Mi 8
Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Sally McAlpin and
Miss Nan duBignon.
The marriage of Miss Laura Spencer
Baker, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Gus Stephen Baker of this city, and Mr..
Irwin Shrewsbury Cobb, of Paducah, Ky,
will take place Tuesday evening, June the
twelfth, at the home of the brides par
ents on Oglethorpe avenue. The
ceremony. which will be performed
by Rev. BaScom Anthony, will be quiet
one. attended only by the families and a
few intimate friends. Miss Julie Hodg son
of Athens will be the maid of honor, while
the best man will be Mr.. Saunders Fowler
of Paducah, Ky. The marriage will be
followed by reception, for which Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Baker have issued invitations.
Among the guests present from olt-of-
town win be Mrs. Johua Cobb of Paducah,
KY; Mrs Asbury Hodgson and the
Misses Hodgson of Athens; Miss Eliza
beth Mcdaniel of Springfield, Mo-; Miss
Harper of Rome, Ga, and Miss Julia
Coniff of Jacksonville, Fla.
The last meeting of the season was held
by the C. & P. Whist Club Thursday aft
ernoon, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
John M Egan. Those present were Mrs.
William Harden, Mrs. f. H Hinton, Mrs.
c. E. Gillette, Mrs Bradford Durham,
Mrs. l.. c. Banks, Mrs. j. A. Carson,
and Mrs. E. T. Comegys.
Miss Lima Huger entertained informally
Tuesday morning in honor of Miss Har-
riet Lesesne of Charleston. The others
who were present, were Miss Elijah beth
Haskell, Miss Sally Haskell, Miss Belle
Daniel, Miss Mabel StOddard Miss Lily
Anderson, and Mrs Robert c. Harrison.
A pleasant party went to Button
Friday on Mr.. Charles Gibbes' boat, the
Viking, returning to town yesterday
morning. In the party were Mr.. and Mrs
Gibbes, Mrs. r. Cuyler Gordon Mrs.
Beirne Gordon, Miss Belle Daniel Miss
Clifford Munnerlyn, Miss jeanne Haines
and Miss Nan duBignon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rauers and Mr.. and Mrs
J. Florsnce Minis are spending a week
al ST. GATHERINGS Island During their
stay they will go to Dungeness on
Nbhlbti Adh1 lSAduu lOl u NdN VI TWO.
party of gentlemen now enjoying a
weeks fishing at the Wolf Island Club
house, consists of Mr.. Pope Barrow, Mr.
j ]. Wilder, Mr.. James T. Dent, Mr.
James Schley, Mr.. A. Sybrandt, and Mr.
Weber.
DR.. and Mrs. C. C. Schley chaperoned
a few young people Tuesday evening to
Isle of Hope, where a pleasant sail was
enjoyed. In the party were Miss Clifford
M1pNarlVr
na Guerard. Miss Leonora Gabbett, Mr.
] n. Steele Mr.. Charles duBignon, Mr.
Ben Yancy, and Mr. Cecil Gabbett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Trenholm enter
tanned a few friends Tuesday evening with
whist. Present. were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles G.. Bell. Mrs. l.. H. Banks, Mrs
c. N. West, Miss Lizzie McLaws and Mr.
Charles Banks
Mr.. ]. NJ. Soiomons. with a party of
friends, was entertained Tuesday after
noon by Capt. Manigault. Those who were
present were Mrs. A. A. Solomons, Mrs
washington Falk. Mrs. Adolph Berg,
Miss Gertrude Berg. Mrs. j. NJ Falk,
Mrs p. A. Abrahams, Miss Perla Abra-
mans, Miss Nellie Abrahams, Miss Maud
Hendricks. Miss Nell Wolf, and Masters
Armand Berg and David Falk.
Miss Hartridges school picnic to Tybee
Friday was one of the pleasant events of
the week. and q delightful day was spent
on the island the party going and re-
turning in a private car. The weather
proved too cool for bathing, but did not
Otherwise interfere with the pleasure or
spirits Of the young people. Among those
In the party, were Miss Hartridge Miss
Cornelia Lee, Miss Margaret Stiles. Miss
Miriam Dent. Miss Cornelia Maclean. Miss
Jula Hunter Miss Clermont Huger Miss
Fannle Phillips Miss Minnie Mackall.
Miss Elizabeth Shooter Miss Ophela Dent.
Mss Myra Wilcox. Miss Eileen Hunter.
Mss Margaret Charlton, Miss Eleanor
Hili. Miss Mary Hops Miss Hada Hun
ter Miss Anna McApin, Misses Nellie and
Maggie White. Miss Mary Morel Mas
Claudia McAlpin, the Misses Florence.
Lucy and Patience Barrow. Miss Anna
Hunter, Miss May Egan. Miss Nora Ed
inonston, Miss Sarah Cunningham. Miss
Lila Conner Miss Constance Chesnutt
Miss Lila Carmichael. Miss Eleanor Shot,
Ter, Miss Mildred Cunningham Miss Flz-
aDeth Malone, Miss Louise bearing. Miss
gladys Girardeau, Miss Annie Simlxlns
Miss Fannie Blois, the Misses Anna and
kaue Bell. Miss Florence stevens Miss