The morning news., 1892-03-27

are Mrs. Charles Mills, Mrs. James Mills.
Mrs. John L. Hardee. Miss Helen Hardee.
Mr.. Herbert P. Hardee, Mr.. S. V, Stiles
and Miss Belle Hardee from Isle OF Hope.
The girl who expects to yacht this sum-
mer, viii be glad to learn that a waterproof
linen has been invented for her especial
oenent. IL is OF pure fax, stout and firm
OF texture, aud comes in shades Of navy
blue and light blue, bronze, fawn and dust
color, as well as white. It is said to be un-
affected by salt sea spray; and if this is so.
1t certainly possesses all the requirements
that leads to success and overwhelming
popularity in its particular direction
Miss Jennie Haines entertained some of
her young friends at supper on Wednesday,
the occasion being her 10th birthday. The
table was set for fourteen, and everybody
had good time"
Reading clubs seem to be growing In
favor. Recently, two or three new ones
have been formed. Not only are these clubs
enjoyable, but they are truly profitable il
taken up in the right spirit.
Already European trips are being planned
for the coming summer.
Mrs Bessie Mills is entertaining her sister
Miss Margie Stiles, at her home on Hall
street.
Mr.. Robert Wright Of Elberton was a
visitor in the city during the week.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Martha Montford Shellman and Mr.. Henry
Freeman. at the First Baptist church,
Columbus, Ga, on April 5.
Lieut.. Van Boskerck aud Mr.. Cordan of
the United States marine service paid a
short visit to Savannah during the week.
Miss Mallet. who has been the guest of
Miss Guile Lawton, has gone to Bir ming
ham.
Mr.. Allen Hunter has returned to Savan-
nah after weeks sojourn in Philadelphia.
Mr.. George A. Bayard Of Westfield, N.
| j., spent few days In the city on his re-
turn from Melrose, where he has been
| spending the winter.
Mr.. Thomas Eggleston of Atlanta is well
coined to the city by his many friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Ingalls, of Hartford, Conn,
| who have been entertained by the Misses
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steamer.
Miss Conner and Miss Annie Lynah have
been the guests Of Miss Appleton in the
| county.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Florence Minis are enjoy
| ing the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Rauers
at their home at st. GATHERINGS.
Capt. Henry Blum and his daughter, Miss
Mamie, are at Suwannee Springs.
Miss Ida Champion of Germantown, Pa,
has been visiting Miss Garmany, on Duffy
| st@et.
Miss Emmie and Miss Guile Lawton left
| last night for visit to their brother, Lieut..
| Lawton, who is stationed at Dahlonega.
Miss Laura Fort of Lumpkin, Ca, is with
her aunt, Mrs. Cold ing, on Jones street.
Miss Bogart is in Walthourville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Painter of Pittsburg,
Pa, are at the De Soto.
Mrs. Albion Ransom, Jr., who has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wade. on Jones street, has returned to her
home in Elizabeth, N. j.
Miss Lettie Lawrence Is the guest of DIR.
and Mrs. Colding at the Savannah hospital
Miss Viva Taylor, Miss Carrie Cohen and
Miss Whitehead expect to go to Laurel Hill
| for ten days or two weeks.
Gen. and Mrs Henry r. jackson and Mrs.
Pope Barrow have returned from delight
| full trip to Florida.
| Miss Josie O'Byrne was hostess at a "don-
| key party" last Monday evening. Prizes
were given and most enjoyable evening
| spent.
Little Miss Eleanor Gordon Parker made
| glad the hearts of about twenty little folks
| on last Monday afternoon by birthday
party.
From the many descriptions that appear
| of swell dinners, etc. it is plainly seen that
red is fast taking the place Of yellow. At
a recent dinner In New York not only the
table decorations were red, but even the
shades, portieres and lights, making the en-.
| tire effect gorgeous In the extreme.
One of the prettiest and most successful
| entertainments of the week was the chill.
dren's ball under the auspices of the Har-
monte Club. About 200 children were in
attendance, and the dresses of the little
ones were marvels of beauty. The
smaller children were entertained
from to $50 o'clock and
the larger ones from to 10 o'clock.
The ladies in charge of the ball were Mrs
l. NJ. Solomons, Mrs. Henry M. Boley. Mrs.
| Emil Newman, Mrs. Sol Binswanger, Miss
H. Einstein, Miss Dub, Miss Engle, Miss
Ida Reser, Miss Ida Boley. Miss Nellie
Ehrlich, Miss Pauline We'll, Miss Helen
Smith, Miss Meta Cohen, Miss Birdie Kay,
ton, Miss Jennie Einstein.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
Amelia Boley and Mr.. j. H. Alexander Of
Brooklyn. N. Y. Che ceremony and recep
tion will be held aNthe family residence or
Il Jones street.
A beautiful luncheon was given by Mrs
l.. Kayton on Wednesday. Those present
were Mrs. Aaron Ferst, Mrs. j. A. Elm
stein, Mrs. Shubert, Mrs. Emil Newman,
Miss Newman, Miss Lilienthal, Miss WE'LL
Mrs. L. Z. Grouse and Miss Hamburger.
Mr.. J. Meinhard of New York is In the