The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21

( George 7. Cam, is one Of the favolites of
! the younger set Her debut in soeiety
| was only made last season. and she is the
| lrst of her particular set 10 armour Q
/ her engagement. Mr. Craven, who is a
! son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Craven Of
| Salem. n. j., arrived in Savannah yester-
| day morning and will be the guest of Mr.
| ana Mrs George Cam for a week
The marriage of Miss Alice May Con-
| nerat daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
5 Connerat. and Mr.. O. c. Drew of Hous-
| ton, Tex, will take place al St John $
Church Tuesday evening. Feb 6, at S
o clock. Informal invitations only will be
l given TO the ceremony owing to the fact
mat Mr. Drew is in mourning OF this
union the Houston Post says: capt. and
| Mrs. O. c. Drew announces the marriage
OF their son, Capt. Q. c. Drew. Jr., TO Miss
Alice May COnnerat daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. c. S Connerat of Savannah, Ga 10
| take place in that city on the 9th of Feb
ruary. The original plan was to have
! beautiful church wedding with all the
! accessories in a very elaborate style bur
| the bride-elect has very sweetly waived
her own sentiment in the matter out Of
( deterence to the feelings of her future hus-
/ bands family who are still in the shadow
OF The terrible loss of the older son, Lieut..
Alfred Drew. In consequence the we'd
dlng VIII be very quiet and no invitations
VIII be issued. The o. c. Drews are so
Well known and occupy such a nigh posi-
ton in the social and business life of
Houston that any reference 10 them would
seem to be superfluous. Capt. o. c. Drew
Jr., as well as his brave brother. did his
duty nobly in the late war with Spain.
being one Of the first to volunteer his
services and returning with the rank of
captain. His wife, who is, by the wav
daughter of prominent business man in
savannah, where the family name is well
N and a
coined by the friends of the family. al
though the fact that the family is in deer
mourning will preclude anything like fes-
tivity"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Wilbur. Jr., Miss
Chandler and Miss Fuller of Bethlehem.
Pa, We're the guests of honor at a beau
titul entertainment given by Mr.. and Mrs
Henry McAlpin Tuesday evening Their
handsome home on Orleans Square pre-
sented a festive scene, with brilliant lights
ana exquisite decorations of plants and
flowers. Tan palms were used in hall and
ball room, and the mantels were decorated
with broad-leafed maidenhair ferns and
masses of spicy carnations. An elaborate
and delicious supper was served in the
dining room at o'clock, the guests sit
ting at small tables which were adorned
with violeis and lilies of the val
ley. A dance followed in the beautiful
drawing rooms, at the end of which the
musicians were stationed. and a charming
evening was spent by the guests,
among whom were included M
and Mrs. William Henry Schley.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wiley Johnson.
Miss Lily McLane Anderson, Miss Alice
sinnickson Miss Elise Rauers, Miss Kate
Rauers, Miss Nan duBignsn, Miss Sally
McAlpin, Miss Emma Huger, Miss Mary
Haines Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Har-
riet Elliott Miss Emma Hopkins. Mr..
Abram Minis, Mr. Arthur Gordon Mr..
Edward Demere, Mr., Clarence Anderson
Mr. W. w Williamson, Mr.. Edwin Ryals,
Mr. John Morris. Mr.. A. Godin Guerard,
Mr.. G. Noble Jones Mr.. e o. Watkins,