The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-29


Mrs. W. c. Cam, Mrs. D. Y. Dancy. Mrs.
William Davidson, Miss Wells, Miss Alice
DELANEY, Miss Flora Dancy, Miss Alice
Remshart and Miss Marie Remshart.
A wedding Rf interest to many Savan-
nahians took place in Los Angeles, Cal, on
April 10, when Mr. Frederick A. Haber-
sham, son of the late Mr.. F. A. Haber-
sham and of Mrs. Leila Habersham of this
city, and Mrs. Rose Dorsey Randolph of
Virginia were united in marriage. The
ceremony. which was a quiet one. was
performed by the Rev. Benjamin Hartley
In the Chapel Church of San Gabriel. Mr.
and Mrs. Habersham will make their
home in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Alexander Lawton, Jr, who has
been spending the Easter holidays at
home, gave a delightful little dance Fri
day evening to a number of his friends
Among his guests were Miss Cermont
Huger. Miss Eleanor Hill Miss Cornelia
Maclean, Miss Anna McAlpin, Miss
Frances Bradley. Miss Bell Miss Julia
Hunter, Miss Hada Hunter, Miss Nellie
White. Miss Elizabeth Gilbert and Messrs
Charles Edmonston, Tattnall Pritchard
Thomas Harper, Stephen Hayward, Cor
don Haines. Clayton Purse. Frank Hey
ward, Dana Stephens and Alec Hull.
The Ola Podrida Club was again enter
tanned Friday afternoon, when Mrs. d. Y
home on Jones street, west. A profusion
of white and pink roses. interspersed with
ferns and palms decorated the rooms, and
the chandeliers and walls were festooned
with Southern smilax. After an inter-
esting contest at cards the prizes were
awarded Mrs. A. G. Guerard won the
first a silver bonbon spoon, and the con-
ISOLATION, Haviland china dish, was won
by Mrs. w. II. Allen Of Charleston The
refreshments were served by Mrs. Fred
Hull, Jr., Miss Eliza Chisholm, Miss Anna
Guerard, Miss Alice Remshart and Miss
Marie Remshart Among the guests en-
tertained were Mrs. w. G. Cam, Mrs. C.
s. Connerat, Mrs. Davis Freeman, Mrs.
George Tiedeman, Mrs. r. H Cornwell
Mrs. Horace Remshart, Mrs. Elliott John
son, Mrs. st. j. B. Graham, Mrs w. D.
Krenson, Mrs. Horace Crane, Mrs. Otis
Ashmore, Mrs. c. G.. Bell, Mrs. Harden
Mrs. r. J. Davant Mrs. T. ]. DinkinS
Mrs. j. r. Marshall, Mrs. Julian Johnson
Mrs. Steinheimer, Mrs. ]. B. Chestnut
Mrs. James S. Farie. Jr. Mrs Eldred Sim
kins Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. Edward
Habersham, Mrs. David Wells, Mrs. Dan
iel Hops, Mrs. w. A. Bisbee, Mrs. Ed
ward Frost, Mrs. D. r. Thomas, Mrs. John
Murchison Thomas, Mrs. Charles B.
Strong, Mrs. Ormonde Strong, Mrs. T. j.
Charlton, Mrs. A. G.. Guerard, Mrs. Will
lam Guerard, Mrs. F. d. Suachan, Mrs
w. II. Allen, Mrs. E. G. Black Miss Pau
line Smets, Miss Abble Orne, Miss Wells.
Miss Parrish, Miss Green, Miss McAlpin
and Miss Nina Pape.
Miss Maude Hayward with a number Of
friends was entertained yesterday after
noon by Capt Manigault at his famous
Rose gardens. In the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Overton, Mrs Charles Lloyd
of Brunswick, Mrs. Guy Howard Mrs.
Barney and Mr.. Clark, MI w. F. Penni-
man and Mr.. Alexander Maxwell
Miss Minnie Mackall, Miss Ophelia
Dent. Miss Mary Morel Miss May Egan,
and Miss Claudia McAlpin, formed par
ty who spent Thursday morning at the
Yacht Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Leigh arrived
from the North Friday and are the guests
of Gen. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon on Ogle-
thorpe avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Struthers and
Miss Jean Struthers spent few days at
the De Soto last week, en- route to Phila-
dephia from their winter home at Jekyl
Island.
Miss Virginia Lord Nsbet after spend
ing several weeks in Savannah has return
ed to Vassar College
Mrs. Charles Lloyd of Brunswick ar
rived yesterday to spend a week with
Miss Maude Hayward on Forsyth Park
Mrs. Cecil Gabbett has taken a cottage
at the Isle of Hope for the spring and
summer season.
Mr. Julian Hartridge spent several days
in Savannah during the past week leav-
ing Thursday for his home, st. James
Maryland
Mrs. William Low has returned from a
short stay at Green Cove Springs Fla.
Mrs S. c. Bradley and Miss Frances
Bradley who have been spending the win.
ter with Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Champion
sailed yesterday on the Grand Duchess
After spending a few days in New YorI
they will go to Germantown, Pa, for tn,
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chambers ant
Miss Anna Stephens after a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry d. Stephens will leave to
morrow for their home in Orange, ~ j
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Battey have re
turned from Augusta where they spent &
few days last week with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Raglan of Hagerstown
Md, were in Savannah for several days
last week
Mrs Haldeman and her sister Mrs. ]
w. Ryan of Toledo, o., arrived yesterday
and are the guests of Mrs. n. H. Finni,
on Liberty street, east.
Mrs, Boggs who has been visiting Mr.
the week for her home in Athens.
Mrs W. w Gordon returned Frida,
from Washington, where she was presen
for the annual meeting of the Colonia
Danes.
Maj and Mrs. Lucas of Society Hill S
c., were the guests of Mrs. T. c. Bryan
during the past week.
Mrs. Post Of Milwaukee has been visit
ing Mrs. Otis Ashmore during the week
Mr.. Hal Howard left during the pas
week for Waterbury, Conn. where he will
make his future home.
Miss Annie Maclean and Miss Josephin,
Egan have returned from pleasant vis
TO Mr. and Mrs Habersham Clay a
| Strathy Hall In Bryan county.
Mr. George Allen who has been spend
| ing the winter with Mr.. and Mrs Ran
dolph Arson returned Thursday TO hi
home In Louisville KY
Miss Mary Richmond OF Atlanta, is IN,
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Carter.
Mr.. aud Mrs W. II. Allen. who hav,
been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. =. 6
Black, win return tomorrow TO thei
home IN Charleston, $. c.
Mr.. j. j. McDonough ana Mr. NJ A