The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17

the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Banks,
and is receiving many social attentions.
Monday evening last the Cinch Club
were most delightfully."- entertained by
Capt. and Mrs. William NJ. Topper at
their home On Union street.
Mrs. Roland A. Mullins has returned
from Jacksonville where she spent sew
eral days very pleasantly with relatives.
Mrs. John c. Lehman of Atlanta is
spending a few days here with relatives
to the pleasure of her many friends.
Mr.. Thomas w. Brobston, of Madison,
was the guest this week in Brunswick at
the home of his brother, Mr. Edwin
Brobston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert C. Banks enter
tanned most delightfully."- this week in
honor of their guest, Miss Alberta Derby
Of Savannah. Their guests were Misses
Evans Jeter. Bessie Symmes. Mamie
Webster, Clifford Lucas, Marie Greenlea,
Fannie Smith, Nella Webster, Claudia
Lucas, jamie SymOns, Lucille Kay,
Messrs. William Bailey. Frank Stacy, La
Vergne Whitfield. Frank Mallard. John
Pace, I. Q. Fleming, Jr., Goldsmith
Lehman, James Bailey.
The Progress Club entertained their
members and young lady friends with an
Miss Eloise Davenport of Norfolk Va.
is the guest of the Misses Gale, and is
being warmly welcomed by her many
friends here after an absence of several
months.
A very pretty home wedding on Thurs
day evening last was solemnized a the
residence of the BRIDES mother on Glou-
cester boulevard. Miss Alice Green. an
attractive and popular young lady of this
city, and Mr.. John l.. Arnold a we'll
known, and popular young business man
OF Athens, were the parties Only a few
intimate friends of the family were pres
ent.
Miss Amelia Doerfiiuger left a few days
ago for Atlanta, where she will visit
friends for short while, and then go
to Richmond to be the guest of her aunt.
Miss Frances Walter of Atlanta. is
the guest of Mrs. II. f. Dunwody.
The Brunswick Ri1emen entertained
their many friends with dance Friday
evening that was thoroughly enjoyed by
all participating.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank d. Aiken left a
few days ago for Pensacola, where they
attended the wedding of Mr.. Aikens sis
ter. Miss Nerina Holmes Aiken, to Mr.
John Storm McCaughy which occurred
in that city on st. Valentines night
: Social Brunswick, as well as the social
circles of several cities in Georgia and
Alabama, have received a pleasant sur
prise this week in the announcement OF
the wedding-to-be of Miss Essie Lee
Whitfield OF this city to Hon. Warren
Stone Reese Of Alabama. Cards announc-
Ing the approaching marriage were is
sued several days ago by Judge and Mrs
Boiling Whitfield, and the ceremony will
be solemnized at their residence in this
city on Tuesday evening, Feb 10, at 7:30
O'Clock. The marriage will unite two of
the Oldest and most highly-connected fam
lies in Georgia and Alabama and II will
take from Brunswick one OF her most
beautiful young ladies' Miss Whitfield
has long been noted for her beauty and
accomplishments. The wedding ceremony
VIII occur at the magnificent home OF
Judge and Mrs Whitfield on Gloucester
boulevard. In the front parlor, where the
ceremony will be performed, the decora-
lions will be In green and whlte-Easter
lilies. narcissus and smilax being the flow
ers used. In the Oriental room, yellow
shaded lights and tropical plants will lend
an added charm 90 the soft strains OF the
orchestra. The reception han will be IN
rimson and there punch will be served
by young ladies'. The dining room will
be in pink carnations and maiden hair
ferns. thc center piece Of RenAissunce
lace surrounded by pink-shaded Candida
bras rcneglng 90 the center mirrors
cupid holding two hearts Of pink carna-
tons, tied with white ribbons. Mrs. Whit