The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-04

nickson of Salem, N. J. The dining room
where luncheon was served, was like
fairyland In its decoration. In the center
of the room was group of tall palms
with which were intermingled freesias
and other Towering plants, and around
this four tables. each seating six guests,
were arranged. At the first table the flow
ers were white hyacinths framed in mai
den hair ferns, and with pale green satin
ribbons and green shades on the candles,
the effect was lovely. Violets were used at
the second table; clusters of the
flowers were tied with pale viO-
let ribbons, and the candle shades
were Of the same color. At the third Ia
BILE were pink carnations with rose shad-
ed candles, and at the fourth crimson
roses, ribbons and candle shades. The
guests were Miss Sinnckson, Miss Marion
Hammond, Miss Anulette Stubs, Miss AL
bert Hull, Miss Emma Huger, Miss Belle
Daniel Miss Clifford Munnglyn, Miss
jeanne Haines, Miss Harriet Elliott Miss
Dora Cohen, Miss Baird, Miss Mamie Ms
bet Miss Anna Guerard, Miss Anne But
Ter Miss Isabel Thomas, Miss Annie Mac
lean, Miss Frances Charlton, Miss Saidee
King, Miss Marion Boggs. Miss Jocine
Weed Miss Mary Haines, Miss Flora Dan
cy and Miss Josephine Egan.
Mr.. w. Gordon Harrison led the Sew
enth COtilliOn, which took place Tuesday
CNtfllilB at tilt budIuS AIHOTys anu winch
proved one of the most successful and de-
lightful of the season. There We're present
six chaperOnes; Mrs. w. w MackaI, Mrs.
Rauers Mrs. j. Florance Minis Mrs.
George w owens, Mrs. Ralph Elliott and
Mrs. j. Randolph Anderson. Among the
others who were present were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry M. Steele, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Ellis, Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Gibbes Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. LeHardy,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malloch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bldred Simkins Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Gibbes, Mrs. Henry Wilson Hodge, Miss
Painter of Baltimore; the Misses Beck
man. Miss Snnickson, the Misses Bell,
Miss Walker of Marquette Mich, Miss
Greenlees, the Misses THOMAS of Athens,
Miss Baird Miss Harriet Russell, Miss
Rankin, Miss Lockhart, Miss Stoddard,
Miss Harriet Elliott, Miss Emma Huger
Miss Nan duBignon, the Misses Rauers,
Miss Leonora Gabbett, Miss Anna Cue
rard, Miss Hammond Miss Maclean, Miss
Saidee King, Miss Edith Johnston, Miss
Albert Hull Miss Munnerlyn, Miss Jeanne
Haines, the Misses Butler, Miss Flora
Dancy, Miss Dora Cohen Mr.. w. w.
Mackan, Mr.. j. Florance Minis, Mr.. ].
Randolph Anderson, Mr.. A. r. Lawton,
MIR. w. w. Williamson, Mr.. w. w. Cor
don, Jr., Mr. George w Owens Mr. Ar
Clarence G. Anderson, Jr.; Mr.. j. Ferris
Cam. Mr.. E. O. Watkins, Mr. John D.
Carswell, Mr.. G. Noble Jones, Mr.. Clar-
ence G. Connerat, Jr; Mr.. Albon d.
Johnston, Mr.. NOVEL;, Mr.. Cheshire Nasn,
Mr.. Palmer r Arson Mr. 4Qhn Morris. Mr..
A. L. Dunn, Mr.. ]. D. Taylor, Mr.. Saw
age Lyman, Mr.. George Hayward, Jr., Mr..
North Chisolm, Mr.. w. Daniel Jr., Mr.
Raymond Butler, Mr.. H. A Crane, Jr :;
Mr.. A. G. Guerard, Jr.; Mr.. Horace r.
Hunter, Mr.. Hugh Harris, Mr. Shelby
Myrick Mr.. G. +. Tennille. and Mr..
Langdon West.
and Miss Alice May Connerat will be
among the interesting events of this week.
The ceremony will be performed at ST.
Johns Church Tuesday evening, at 8
o'clock, Rev. Charles H. Strong officiat-
ing. The bridal party will include six
ushers, maid of honor, best man and
page. The latter is Master Spencer Con-
nerat, while Miss Laura Spencer of CO.
lumbus. a cousin of the bride, is TO be
the maid of honor. Mr.. Frank Crawford
of Houston. Tex, will accompany he
groom, and the six ushers chosen are
Lieut. Spencer Douglas, u. S. N; Mr.
Clarence Connerat, Jr., Mr. William Con-
nerat, Mr.. Theodore Barnard, Mr.. Henry
Daniel and Mr.. A. A. Mcclellan. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, at the home of the
brides parents, will be a reception, for
which only informal invitations have been
sent out, and early in the evening Mr
Drew and his bride will leave for Al
lanta. From there they will go to New
Orleans for brief stay before going 10
Houston, Tex, their future home.
Miss Saidee King gave a delightful card
party Thursday evening at the home of
her aunts, the Misses Kollock, on Perry
street, east Cards occupied the early
part of the evening, and after supper 4
musical romance furnished a great deal
of amusement. Miss King read out the
list of questions, which We're answered
by the names of different songs. Miss
Helen Buchanan and Mr. G. Noble Jones
We're awarded an enameled hat pin and
a card case for the best sets of answers,
while at cards Miss Flora Dancy and Mr..
Langdon West won the prizes which were
an enameled scarfpin and a silver-mounted
whisk broom. Altogether the evening
passed with much merriment and Gu
joyment. Miss Kings guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert c. Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Holland Mrs. Randolph
Ridgey, Miss Jennie Haines Miss Kate
Stoney, Miss Harriet Elliott, Miss Lima
Huger Miss Emma Huger, Miss Leonora
Gabbett, Miss Righton Habersham, Miss
Anne Butler Miss Harriet Russell Miss