The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08

MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Haber6ham Mrs. Alfred
Mills, Miss Stiles. Mr.. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Gordon, Jr.
Miss Bessie HartridRe Of Beaulieu has
spent the past week in Savannah at the
charming home of Mrs. Alfred Mills.
On last Tuesday Mr.. John Huger took a
party of six or eight over to Capt. Mani
gault's beautiful home.
Col. Mercer was host at a dinner on last
Monday evening, complimentary TO Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Mercer, Jr.
Mr.. Charles E. Green has returned to his
home in St. Joseph, Mo-, Mr.. Green en-
joyed most thoroughly, his visit to Savan-
nah, and is always interested in her well
fare.
Mr.. Pinkney Huger is home from
Suwanuee Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Edward Karow was host at beauti-
full dinner last night at half after eight.
Twelve gentlemen there were who partook
Of Mr.. Karow's hospitality.
Capt Manigault entertained some friends
Some OF those in the party were, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Habersham, Miss Hayward,
Miss Nina Hayward, Mr.. Overton and
others
The lady managers of the Episcopal Or
phans' Home hope TO establish an Eek
change" during May week. There will be
light lunches served and ice cream and
cake Mr.. John Taliaferro has most kindly
offered his school for the purpose As this
is a central location the ladies hope to make
a success Of their undertaking.
Mrs. FELTON,, who is so active in the affairs
of the Columbian exposition, will reach
Savannah this week, and will be the guest
of her coworker, Mrs. Charles Olmstead, at
Beaulieu. 1t is quite probable that Mrs.
FELTON, will deliver an address while in the
city. The date is not settled upon, but per-
haps Friday, May 13. will be selected. Every
loyal citizen Of Georgia male or female
ought to hear this address, and by their aid
and enthusiasm help on this work. Due
notice Of time and place will be given.
Mrs Alfred Mills was hostess at beauti-
full luncheon on Wednesday last. Mrs. Mills
guests of honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Graham and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Haber-
sham. The other guests were Miss Celia
Elliott, Miss Hill, Miss Hartridge and Miss
Stiles.
Mr.. Freeman Schley held one of his
charming soirees on Friday evening. As
usual, 10 was a perfect success A great
many were present, some of whom were
Miss Harden, Miss Withers, Miss Mary J.
Styles, Miss Gardner, Miss Sibley, Miss
White, Mr.. John Rowland, Mr.. Newall
West, Mr.. Strudwick, MIR. Hunter, Mr..
Poulain. Mr.. Schley contemplates giving
another soiree on May 20.
Master Sidney and Miss Annulette Stubs
gave beautiful party to their young
friends on Wednesday evening. Every
thing was beautifully arranged and the
young masters and misses, between 40 and
so in number, had an lawfully nice time"
MIR. and Mrs. George A Mercer, Jr.,
have returnd from the wedding trip and
are at Miss McAlpin's on South Broad street.
A delightful musicale wss held last night
at Judge Harden's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Shearson, Miss
Shearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Brockenbrough
Beckwlth, Miss Harwood and Mrs. Paul
Haskell made up Tybee party on Friday.
The Chatham Artillery gave its annual
basket picnic at their beautiful and spacious
club house at Tybee on last Tuesday, May 3.
The day was charming. and many there
were who awaited themselves of the
500 and 700 people who went down during
the day. The picnics given by the genial
members of the Chatham Artillery have
always been enjoyable and successful, and
this last one proved to be no exception to
the rule.
Invitations have been received from the
1s,A o..
picnic at the park on Wednesday afternoon
at $50. Asst will be moonlight the picnic
promises to be delightful affair.
The organization known as the Telfair
Literary and Art Union was dissolved on
April 5. The sum of 1862 was passed over
to the president Of the Georgia Historical
Society by the treasurer on May to be
added to the picSure fund Of the Teltair
academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Sampson, who have been
spending the past seven weeks in Savannah,
have returned to their home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sampson by their charming
manners made many friends here.
Miss Fairlie Myers will leave for home
tomorrow.
Mr.. Sibley Fort of Lumpkin will visit
DIR. H. s. Colding this week
Mrs. John Screven, Jr.. left for Rome,
Ga. last night.
Mrs. 8. P. Shooter gave charming tea il
honor Of Mrs. Cooper Myers.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert D. Grigg have re-
turned to Savannah, and are living at $50
Hull street.
DR.. and Mrs. Nichols are enjoying an
"ouuing" at Tybee.
The public reception at the Telfair acad
envy on last Wednesday was brilliant sue
cess. The new picture by Director Brandt
is considered by many to be his best. The
work done by the students was greatly ad-
mired The already handsome gallery was
made more beautiful by flowers aud ferns,
and an orchestra played delightfully."- during
the reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Moynelo are again in
town at their home on CASTOR street.
Prof. Black gave his annual ball for the
children of his dancing class on Friday
evening at Masonic hall 1t was a perfect
success in every detail. Prof. Black will
open his class again in November.