The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-07


morning at II o'clock, at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. ia
ker, on Drayton street. The wedding was
a quiet. but beautiful, one. The parlors
were decorated with smilax and flowers,
and during the ceremony, which was PEI
formed by Rev. w. A. Nisbet, the brldc
and groom and their attendants, MIS- Fan
ME Bradley and Mr. w. e. Harper stood
under an arch of palms.
The bride wore a gray travelling gown
and carried a bouquet of lilies of the val
lev while Miss Bradley wore a gown OF
heliotrope cloth and her bouquet was OF
carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Harper left at
noon for Washington and New York
Upon their return they will reside with
Mr and Mrs. Baker, No. 6l2 Drayton
street
The bride is the youngest daughter oil
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Baker, Her charm
ing personality and many graces and ac-
conplishments have made for her large
number of friends who wish her all posi-
bile happiness in the futuTue. Mr.. Harper
is connected with Messrs. A. M. Lefiler
& Son.
The week that began so beautifully with
a clear cold New Years day will be hap
oily remembered for long time by those
Who took part in its festivities. TO che
rvs and girls who have returned IN such
tsmbers to their various schools and col
vses it has been what only a Christmas
Fliday in the South can be to young peo-
to: and to the boys and girls lett be
bod to take up again the quiet routine
their everyday life the coming weeks
cell seem very dull and tame. Ana YET
ociety for the last few days has peen DIV
e, means in the hands of only the younger
ST The entertainments New Years day
fnre almost too numerous to mention
Dnspicuous among them was the Drill
etnt reception which followed the wedding
Miss duBignon and Mr.. Aston, ana
fhich was held at Inc residence of the
lride's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
Grantland duBignon. Their Perry street
home was decorated for the occasion with
palms and flowers and about $50 guests
were present to offer their congratulations
to the happy young couple. The exquisite
presents, which were displayed in an up
per room, included several valuable silver
services and a great deal of handsome cut
glass and bric-a-brac. Among the guests
who were present were Judge and Mrs
Aston of Clayton. Ala; Mr. and Mrs. w
D. jerks of Eufaula, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Owens, MIR. and Mrs Henry McAlpin,
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Cunningham, Jr,
Rev. and Mrs. Robb White, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Mackall. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wyiie
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Heard Hun
ter Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Clay, Mr..
and Mrs T. Lewis Malone. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Gibbes, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Gibbes, Mr.. and Mrs. Edred Simkins,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton R. Woods, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. F. c. Myers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Haines. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Gabbett MIR and Mrs B. A. Denmark,
Mrs. Charles duBignon of Milledgeville
Mrs. Rauers. Mrs. j. Florance Minis Mrs.
James T. Dent. Mrs. George G.. Mills,
Mrs. HARDWOOD of Atlanta Mrs. Hollins
Randolph of Atlanta, Mrs. Henry Wilson
Hodge of New York Mrs John Sullivan
Schley, Mrs. Arthur Overflow Mrs. Louis
M. LeHardy, Mrs. ]. Muir Lang, Mrs T.
j. Charlton, Miss Shotter Miss Ellen Nc
Alpin, the Misses Nisbet Miss Agnes KEEL
ly. Miss Leila Grantland Miss Nan Sore
ven. Miss Emma Hopkins Miss Maud
Hayward, the Misses Rauers, the Misses
Thomas, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss Marion
Hammond, Miss Rosa Sullivan, Miss Fran
ces Charlton, the Misses Johnston, Miss
Nina Pape, Miss Lily Anderson Miss
Sallie McAlpin, Miss Jessie Chisholm,
Bishop Cleland K. Nelson, Gov Gambler,
Senator Clay, Mr. Clark Howell, Mr. Rob
ert Erwin and Mr.. OBrien of New York.
DIR. Duncan, Mr.. $. p. Shotter. Mr.. John
Nisbet, Mr.. Thesmar, Mr.. Philip Thornton
Marye. Mr. J. D. Taylor, Mr.. Lewis Has
KEEL JT.s MI AIEOfSt leHulIle ana Mr..
Harry Daniel, Jr
Wednesday evening, after the beautiful
wedding of Mr.. Thornton Marye and Miss
FLORENCE Nisbet, at Christ Church Mr.
and Mrs. John Nisbet gave a large recep-
fion at their home on Forsyth Park at
which the young couple received the con-
CALCULATIONS of their many friends The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
palms and quantities of flowers; American
Beauty roses in tan Bohemian vases were
placed about the rooms, and with masses
of maidenhair ferns, adorned the mantels
The side veranda was canvassed in and
costly furnished with comfortable chairs
and divans, while pink shaded lamps
cleaned among the palms and flowers.
After supper there was dancing and at
O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs Marye left on a
private car for New York. where their
honeymoon win be spent. at the Waldorf
Astoria. Among the guests present at the
reception were: Mrs. Barbour Thompson
of Atlanta, Col. Morton Marye of Rich
mond, Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Wilder Mr.. and
Mrs j. Randolph Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Rauers, DR.. and Mrs John D. Paige, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Wainwright Murphy.
Mrs Henry Wilson Hodge, the Misses
Phillips. Miss Helen Marshall of Rome,
Miss Dora Cohen, Miss Nan dub ignon,
Miss Salie Miller, Miss Alice Sinnckson,
Miss Emma Huger, Miss Sarah Hodgson,
Miss Righton Habersham, Miss Anu,ette
StuDDs, the MISSES Nd eia, MISS mar iS'
King Elliott, Miss Marion Hammond, Miss
Anne Butler, Miss Jennie Haines, Miss
Leonora Gabbett, Miss Emma Hopkins,
Miss FIoride Banks. Miss Flora Dancy,
Miss Alice May Connerat, and Gen. Floyd
King. Mr. Carl Brandt, Mr. Anton Wright
Mr.. John Morris Mr. w W. Williamson,
Mr.. j. deBruyn Hops, Mr.. Savage Lyman,
Mr. Clarence Connerat. Jr Mr.. Albion ID.
Johnston. Mr.. George Hayward, Mr.. Tyr
rel Morgan Mr. Charles Banks, Mr.
Adams Ganahl, Mr.. Palmer Arson, Mr.
Rogers Wood Mr.. Stein Bryan. Mr.
Charles c. Schley, Mr. North Chsolm
Mr.. Rogers Wood and Mr. Harry Daniel
Mr. Clarence G. Anderson led the third
colillioD of the season, which was danced
at the Guards Hall last Tuesday even
ing. An unusually large attendance made
this first entertainment of the New Year
an especially bright one. number OF
guests from other cities who had come