The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-04
,wens. Miss Jennie Haines and Miss Cliff

The Macon papers have given elaborate
accounts Of the marriage of Mr.. Joseph
Doyle of the city and Miss Mary
Eleanor Hurley of Macon, which
took place Wednesday evening,
at ST Joseph's Catholic Church
The impressive ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Father Winkelreid. The
church was beautifully decorated with
bamboo. All the columns were twined
with 1t and the altar was mass OF smi-
lax, white carnations and lilies of the val
ley. Tail palms were ranged around the
sanctuary, where the bridal couple stood
and among the tropical plants was a pro
fusion of lilies of the valley In the midst
of this shone the soft effect OF hundreds
of tapers. The bride was queeniy in
long, clinging gown of white crepe de
chine trimmed in point lace and chiffon
and a long veil of tulle held in place by
lilies of the valley fell I'm graceful folds
TO the bottom of the train. She carried
an armful of lilies of the valley. Miss
Agnes Doyle, sister of the groom, was
maid of honor, Mr. NJ. J. Doyle, Jr., was
best man The attendants were Miss Bes-
sic Brennan and Mr.. Tom Hurley. The
young ladies' were dressed in white or
candle and white .taffeta. and carried bou-
quets of pink carnations tied with pink
ribbon. The usherS were Mr.. Augustine
DAILY of Macon and Mr. James Lyon of Sa-
vannah, Mr. George Jones of Macon and
Mr.. NJ. A. Harding of Macon. AT the home
the reception hall and stairway was deco
rated with bamboo and white carnations.
The front parlor was in smilax, white car
nations and brides roses. The mantelS
We're banked with smilax, lilies of the
valley and maidenhair fern. The back
parlor was in bamboo, white and pink car
nations, and stately palms were used in
profusion. kilograms were received from
many noted persons all over the South
Among them was one from President ana
Mrs. Mckinley. The presents received
were unusually handsome. Mr.. and
Mrs. Doyle left during the even
ing for Florida, from where they win pro-
coed to Cuba for a week or two. On their
return from their bridal tour they will
make their home at 2O6 CASTOR street, east.
The silver tea given Tuesday afternoon
by the Teachers Union of Temple Mckva
Israel took place a the home of Dr. and
Mrs. l. p. Mendes, and was great sue
cess Mrs. Mendes was assisted in re-
ceiving the guests by Mrs Max Wolff,
Mrs. P. Solomon. Mrs. Isaac Minis, Mrs.
Goldstein, Mrs. Lazaron, Miss Perla Abra-
hams, Miss Leonora Amram, Miss Eman
uel Miss Gussie Alexander and Miss Alma
Mendes.
Mrs Leopold Adler was hostess at a
beautiful little euchre party Wednesday
afternoon, given in honor of Mrs. Albert
Gerst of Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Gerst was the
fortunate winner of a lovely tea pot, while
the second prize also Il piece u Euiild-
was awarded to Mrs Jacob Lippma
Mrs Adlers other guests were Mrs.
Gainesburgh of Atlanta, Mrs. Lee Roy
Myers Mrs. Rosenheim, Mrs. Abram Vets
burg Mrs Emile Newman and Mrs. Law
rance Lppman.
Mrs Henry II. Gainsburgh of Atlanta
is visiting her sister Mrs. Abram Vets
burg.
Miss NJ. f. Hatch has returned from her
| visit to New York.
Miss Bringhurst of Philadelphia is visit
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Webb.
Miss Nell Chapeau has returned from her
visit TO White Sulphur Springs, Fla.
| Mrs. John S. Hanes who has been Wis
! iting Mrs. Wade Shiver in Quitman, has
| returned home.
| Miss Rattle of Baltimore is expected this
| week to visit Mrs, John Collins.
MIR. John Shenman left during the week
| for Tampa.
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Virgins have
returned from Macon.
Mrs. ]. Thomas West left during the
week for Thomasville, where she will
! spend some time with her father, Mai
| c. II. Stuart. Maj. Stuart was in the city
| Wednesday TO see his brother, Stuart Rob
son.
DR. ]. Lawton HERS gave an elegant
| dinner IN the private ululnS rooms OF the
| De Soto Friday evening a 9 o'clock, in
| honor of Miss Fannie Caps of Virginia,
| who is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Marion
| X Corbn, on Liberty street, west The
! room and table were beautifully decorated
| with bamboo and carnations. Miss Capps
| Is one of Virginas most charming young
| ladies'
| Miss Tessie Hexter left Tuesday to visit
| friends in New York.
| Of
has been spending the past week at the
| De Soto.
Miss Carrie LAienthal, who has been WIS.,
| iting friends in New York, has returned
home
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hirsch, Jr, return
ed last week from their wedding tour in
Cuba and Florida. and spent few days
| in the city on their way to Atlanta.
| Mrs. Solomon Binswanger gave a very
pleasant oyster roast at Thunderbolt
| Tuesday. Among the out-of-town guests
| We're Mrs. Joseph Hrsch. Jr.. of Atlanta,
| Mrs. Loebenberg of New York and Mr.
| Binswanger of Detroit.
Mrs. Crocker of Green Cove, Fla, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Delannoy, left last week for New
! York.
Mrs. julius Perlinski is visiting Mrs
| Louise Schaul in Augusta
Miss Lalla Vincent of brownsville Is
| visiting Miss Phoebe Gibbs Vincent.
Mrs. Theresa Brown. accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Jessie, left during the
week for Memphis, Tenn, where they will
| spend several weeks with relatives, after
which they will visit in New York before
| returning home.
one Of their delightful dances was given
| by the Chatham Artillery Friday evening.
Miss Meua Mulherin of Augusta is ex-
pected next week to visit Miss Agnes
| ROurke
The b. G. Card Club was delightfully."-
| entertained Thursday evening by Miss
| Edith SullweN. the guest of honor being
Miss Berkeley Brown. Miss Leila Morgan
won the ladies prize, a Dresden china
powder box, and the gentlemen's prize, a
| silver comb, was given to Mr.. Harry
| Richardson. Among those present were
| Miss Maude Hunter of Palestine Tex.
| Miss Williams of Richmond, Miss Eme
Bloodworth, Miss Louise Waldhauer. Miss