The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

The gaietieS of the week nave DtSh
many and in spite of the April weather,
which has been decidedly less sunshine
than shower entertaining has gone calmly
on, and one of the lovliest weddings of the
year came off without a drawback in the
midst of a storm of wind and rain Num-
bers of guests braved the elements We'd
nesday evening to attend the marriage OF
Mr.. Craven and Miss Stubs and 81
John's Churc hwaswell filled with Interest,"
ed friends and relatives. The bridal party
arrived as if by magic, for there was only
n few moments of delay and not a ram
drop apparent 40 mar the beauty of the
lovely gowns worn by the bride and her
maids. There were many attendant fes-
tivities to this wedding, among them two
beautiful dinner parties given the brides
maids and groomsmen, the first by the
Misses Rauers and the second at the home
of Miss Marion Hammond Monday even
ing The table decorations on the latter
occasions were of pink roses and
maiden-hair ferns and Miss Hammond's
guests were Miss Sinnickson and Miss
Jane Craven of Salem, N. J., Miss Lily
Pelzar of Montgomery, Ala, Miss Muir
Gibson of New York. Miss Albert Hull
Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Freida Rauers
Mr. John Morris, Mr. Harry Daniel. Mr..
Clarence G. Anderson, Mr.. Savage Lyman,
Mr.. Lowndes Walthour. Mr. Shelby Ny
rick. Mr.. c. S. Connerat, Jr and Mr. John
Hammond.
charming evening was spent by the
members of the Evening Euchre Club
Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas S. Wylly, Jr., on Hall street. The
house was adorned with a profusion of
spring flowers and groups of foliage
plants. Light sprays of bamboo vine
We're looped against the walls and masses
of dogwood blossoms were used in deco
racing mantels and tables. Mrs. Cooper
Myers and Capt Gillette held the highest
scores at the end of the evening, winning
the prizes, silver bon-bon dish and a sill
yer knife, while Mrs. Carson won the
consolation, a pretty PLAGUE. Mr.. and
Mrs WHY'S guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. bearing, Mr. and Mrs. ]. l..
Walthour, Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasant Stovall,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Muir Lang, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Hull, Mr.. and
Mrs j. A. G. Carson, Capt. and Mrs.
Gillette, Miss Gertrude Clark of Darien,
Miss Mary Clay, Miss Floride Banks, Miss
Frances Charlton. Mr.. Allen Bond, Mr..
John Jordan, Mr.. Robert Hull. Mr..
Charles Banks, Mr.. w. w. Williamson
and Mr.. William N. Pratt.
Miss Emma Ingram was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon at the first tea of the
spring season. at which number Of
ladies were delightfully."- entertained. After
the quiet of the Lenten season there Seem
ed especial pleasure in meeting ones
friends again. and the presence of two of
MO Hri1a ATrs nh
and Mrs. Alan Leroy Reid added to the
interest of the occa sion. The decorations
were charming Tall East Indian vases
filled with branches of dogwood blossoms
were placed on the mantels with cut glass
bowls of the loVeliest pink roses. The
CRATES were also filled with potted plants
and dogwood, and rose colored shades
softened gas and candlelight. Miss In
gram received her guests, assisted by
Mrs. John Heard Hunter, while the de-
licious refreshments were served by Mrs.
Cunningham, Mrs. NJ. " Demere, Mrs.
Raymond Demere, Mrs. Julian Schley, Mrs.
w. W. Rogers, Mrs. j. L. Walthour, Mrs.
John D. Paige, Mrs. Wright Hunter Mrs.
j. @. Steinmer, Miss Mary Clay
and Miss Maud d Antignac The guests
were: Mrs William Henry Schley.
Mrs. Charles A. Shearson, Mrs. Arthur
NJ. Gibbes, Mrs. Carlton C. Champion, Mrs
d. Y Dancy, Mrs. Edward Karow, Mrs.
Fl. Wiley Johnson. Mrs. Charles H. Dix
on. Mrs. William D. Deering, Mrs. L. B.
Glover, Mrs. Eldred Simkius. Mrs. ]. A.
Graham, Mrs. c. c. Hanson, Mrs. George
J. Mills, Mrs. Eugene e Anderson, Mrs.
IT. ]. Dinkins, Mrs. Nathaniel F. Jackson,
Mrs. Henry Martyr johnson, Mrs. Francis
p. Saas, Mrs. w. F. Baker. Mrs. ]. A
C. Carson, Mrs James L. Farie, Jr., Mrs
j. N. Guerard, Mrs s. Champion Brad
ly. Mrs. ]. H. Estill. Mrs. w. r.
Williams, Mrs. Edward Frost. Mrs. Alan
Leroy Reid, Mrs. Robert c. AL
ston, Mrs. ]. NJ Carter, Mrs.
Ormonde Strong, Miss Edith Dresser, Miss
Elise Guerard, Miss Georgia Freeman.
Miss Eliza Chisholm, Miss Sally McAlpin,
Miss Margaret Robertson of Augusta
Miss Georgia Edmonston Miss Elise
Hayward, the Misses Egan, Miss Rghton
Habersham, Miss Irene Withers, Miss
Mary Howell Miss Elizabeth Butler, Miss
Anne Butler, Miss Mary Joe Stiles, Miss
Margaret Vernon Stiles, Miss Florence
Olmsteaa Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss Phil
Fps Miss Georgiana Phillips, Miss Ran
kin. Miss Susan Olmstead, Miss Florence
King Thot, the Misses Arson, Miss Leila