The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-21
SOCIAL EVENTS.

From far Japan comes something
very novel and pretty in the way of
wedding cards, the announcement by
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace P. Smart of the
marriage of their daughter, Helen
Marion, to Dr. Karl Alexander Fuehr
on Saturday, Oct. 49, at the Ameri-
can Legation in Toxic. DR.. and Mrs.
Fuehr are now at home in Kobe,
where Dr. Fuehr is attache at the Ger
man legation. The cards are of heavy
rice paper with a mysterious Japanese
inscription and the picture of a dainty
Japanese maid done in colors.
The Misses Denham have sent out in
vitations for tea to be given Mon
day afternoon from $50 to 1880 o'clock
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick Dengler
left Fort Screven yesterday for their
new post near Washington, to which
Lieut.. Dengler was recently ordered.
Mrs. Frank B. Screven and Miss Mar
garet Stiles will leave to-day to visit
Madame Won Rottenburg at Aiken.
Mrs. Screven will be away week, but
Miss Stiles will return home Monday.
Mrs. George A. Whitehead, who has
been spending some months at Mrs.
Parsons summer place, Crescent
Beach, Maine, will return home to-day
from New York.
Miss Elizabeth Beckwith has return
ed from New York.
A pleasant social incident in connec-
ton with the recent visit of Andreas
DIPPED to Savannah was the renewal
of his acquaintance with Mrs. Mark
Gorfain, with whom he sang in 1891 at
the Metropolitan Opera House in New
York, under the management of Abbey
e. Grau This was the first year that
DIPPED sang in grand opera in New
York and as he and Mrs. Gorfain APP
peared together in various Wagnerian
roles, there were naturally many agree
able memories to make their meeting
in Savannah unexpected as it was par
ticularly delightful.
The annual meeting of the Needle
| work Guild will be held early in De-
cember The Guild devotes itself to
the distribution of new garments to
the poor, an object that commends it.
self even to the least charitable, and
no dues are exacted except the gift
of two garments a year. The articles
| thus obtained are presented to the
needy without regard to creed, through
the various charitabl societies of the
! city. All those who desire to give to-
wards the cause are requested to make
! their contribution as early as possible
| The board of officers is composed of
Mrs. Max Wolff, president; Mrs. C. S.
Richmond. secretary, and Mrs. j. H.
Brandon, treasurer.
Miss Maude Smith left yesterday for
New York, on her way to spend the
! winter in Englewood with Mrs. Gratz
Myers.
Mrs. E. NJ. Harter, who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. L. Gallagher, on
Charlton street, will leave tomorrow
for her home in Alamogorda, New
| Mexico.
The date of the Bag Sale to be given
| by the Froebel Circle for the Christ
mas tree, has been changed to Dec.
5, owing to the fact that other enter
| tainments were fixed for the date orig
| inally selected.
| Miss Florrie Solomons of Estill. S.
| C., is visiting Mrs. J. S. Wilmington.
Mrs. ]. S. Wilmington has returned
| from a pleasant visit in South Caro-
lima.
! w. f. Carter, editor of the Jackson
vile Evening Metropolis, aceompa MED
| by his bride, nee Mrs. Annie Louise
| Hosmer. also of that city, were in the
| city yesterday, en- route North, on
their wedding trip. Both parties are
prominent in social circles of their
home city.
The Dramatic Club meeting to have
been held at the residence of Judge Nc
Alpin last night was postponed until
| tonight
| MARRIAGE IN STATESBORo.
| Statesboro, Nov. 2O.-The topic of the
town to-day is the marriage of Mai