The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

wilcox left Monday for Greenville. where
Miss wilcox will attend school during
the coming term
Nrs W u simkins. Miss Annie sim
klns ana Master Neyle simkins returned
from Baltimore Monday after delsht
ful summer at Eaglesmere. In the noun
tains OF Pennsylvania
Mr.. Gordon carson left Monday 20 en-
ter the University Of Georgia at A'hehS.
Miss Georgia Charlton has returned
from a visit TO friends az Rock hiiI' . -
Miss Alice west who mas been summer
ing at Blowing Rock. will return this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E Guerard have LEFT
nj. jackson. Va. and are now IN b''"-
more.
Mr.. J. Wallace Conner has returned
from visit OF several weeks at su~annee
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W Tiedeman. Miss
Inez and Master George Ilehe man
turned Monday from Baltimore, atier
nleosant summer In the mountains OF
Maryland
Mrs A. p. Adams has gone 90 New
York.
tn. eol,ou-,pw notice from the Cortland.
Y Evening STANDARD Of Sept. i. viii
interest the many friends OF the BRIDE N
Savannah.
INC wedding Of Miss Carolynn Rene
KELLOGG, youngest daughter OF OF. ai'o
Mrs Henry NJ Kellogg ana Mr.. waiter
Chandler Pearcs OF Lansingbnrg, whleh
occurred last evening at the FIRST Metn-
odlst Church. was the most brilhant 80
rial event OF the season. and one % me
prettiest. most Ella borate and Impressive
weddings ever solemnized IN Cortland
More than four hundred invitations hed
been issued and between three ana four
hundred people were present az the church
to witness the ceremony The usheFs
were: Messrs. Charles G. Wickwife anu
Burt l.. Nourse Of Cortland, Harry J.
Barber OF Homer. and Roy stoweH OF
Potsdam. MIR @. Harry Garrison OF
Troy was beet man and Miss Grace An
ma Dunbar OF Cortland. was maid of hon
or. The ribbon bearers were Miss Grace
Wallace and Miss Elma Darcy OF Cort-
land. and little Miss Eleanor Puder ~
Savannah Ga. a niece Of the bride acted
as flower girl. Shortly after
O'Clock the bridal party en-
tered the church IN the following order:
The ushers. Messrs. Wickwire and Bar
her Nourse and stowell; then the ribbon
hearera-Mlss Grace Wallace wearing "a
white muslin de sole and Miss Bima Oar
by in a dress OF pink crepe. and both car
rying pink and white ribbon: the flower
Rirl dressed all in white and carrying
white carnations: then the maid Of honor
followed By the bride leaning upon the
arm Of her father They were met AZ
the altar by the groom and his best man
and the ceremony which was a modified
form Of the Episcopal service with the
ring. was performed by Rev L. II. Pearce,
D. D. father OF the groom. assisted By
Rev. DR. o. A. Houghton. pastor Of the
First Methodist Church. Among
the guests from out OF the ci.y
who attended the wedding. and were pres
ent at the reception we're: Mr. and Mrs
J. C. Puder and daughter Eleanor. OF
Savannah, Ga"
Miss Anna Harmon returned Tuesday
from New York. after spending a month
or two at Chautauqua and Lake George
Miss Philomena Mulherin Of Augusta.
who has been visiting Miss Rourke on
CASTOR street. returned home Friday.
Mr. p ~ Hinton and his two sons re-
turned Monday from New York.
Miss Nellie Harty will return tomorrow
10 New York where she will resume her
studies Ia voice culture under Virgil.
Mrs. j. T. shuptrine and Miss jamie
ehuptrine. who went 20 Atlanta last week
10 meet Miss Eula Shuptriue upon her ar
rival from the West will remain In At
AtNAA MuAAA wv ANHt " FNNN'N%f
Miss Florence whitehead. after two or
three months at the North. returned Tues
day
Mr. G. W. Saussy returned Friday after
a fortnight az the North
Mr. and Mrs A. p solomons. who have
been staying at Waynesville. are now at
the Bon Air in Ashevilie.
Mr. ana Mrs William Rogers who have
been AZ Saratoga for some time have gone
TO New York for the fail.
Mrs. S. A. Elnstein. Miss Ruth and Miss
Hannah Eins,ein are In Atlantic city.
Miss ]. c. Furse. who has been North
most Of the summer. returned home Tues
day
Mr. Joseph r. HARRY has returned from
Blowing Rock.
Mrs. J. J. McDonough left Tuesday for