The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-25


the guests of DR. and Mrs. William s. Law
ton, on Lafayette square.
Miss Mary Lou Claghorn arrived from
the Lucy Cobb on Friday morning. and will
spend tue vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Rufus Claghorn. on Duffy street.
The entertainment gotten M bv the
Guards Aid Society for the benefit of the
t5nards promises to be delightful affair.
1 he members Of the laid" are Mrs ]. NJ
Bryan, president; Misc NJ a. Cosens,
secretary Mrs. W. w. Rogers, treasurer.
The others are Mrs Thomas Screven, Mr..
4: NJ. Cunningham, Mrs r. F. Burdell,
Mrs. Charles GibbeS, Mrs William Garrard,
Mrs. Munner,yn, Mrs. George BALDWIN,
Mrs. George Cam, Miss Georgia Screveu,
Miss Emmie Lawton, Miss Lila Wood
bridge, Miss Vida Fleming and Miss RuJhie
stewart. The entertainments will be at
Catholic Library hail on Wednesday, and
will be one Of the events OF the holiday sea-
son. A baby show" at o'clock
and an harlequin danos7 at $50
addition to those attractive features, it is Co
be dime show Altogether. it will be a
most entertaining and successful affair.
| have just been infor med that tue enter
talnment has beea postponed.
Miss Darby Of Columbia, 8. c.. is the
guest of Mrs. w. L. Wilson, and the latter
will give an at home" for Miss Darby on
Tuesday afternoon next.
Little Leila Carmichael was a sweet host~
ess yesterday afternoon when she enter
tanned about fifteen Of her little friends at a
Christmas gathering Games we're played
and cakes aud candies given each little tot.
Those invited to this charming home were
Ralla EhNftcs. lanpta
Clifford Muunerlyn, Bessie Shotter, Mildred
Cunningham, Mary Elliott. Eleanor Shot
ter, Bessie Wilson, Owen Daniel, Stephen
Elliott, Gordon Haines, Garrard Hsines,
Robbie Wilson, Lapgdon Haskell, Willie
Wilson.
Mr. B. F. Finuey left for Charleston yes
tercay, at which place he will spend the
holiday season.
The Cotillion Club gave one of its delight
rul dances on Tuesday evening last, and
was well attended. The chaperous were
Mrs. Munnerlyn and Miss Julia Ovens
Mr.. Baron Carter led the german, and led
it we'll, too. .t
Miss GauahI of Augusta will reach the
city early this week, and will be guest In
the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Karow, on Gwinnett and HAbersham
streets
Miss Able Orme left yesterday for New
Orleans and will be present at the Poiue-
rent Orme wedding which will take pace
tomorrow. Miss Orme will remain in New
Orleans for about six weeks.
Ladies' evening" az the Harmonic Club
was most successful affair in every particu-
lar. As the guests assembled, they were
each given a numbered card, and the two
numbers whose product Ecame the nearest
to 900 were awarded prizes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Ferst were the winners. The lady's
prize was handsome perfume basket. and
the gentlemans flask. There was music
and dancing and refreshments we're
served. Among those present were:
Misses H Hecht F. Scherzer, N. Enrich,
L Einstein, c. Lilienthal, B. Bslsingsr, B.
Cohen. NJ. Epgel, S. Cohen, ]. Einstein, B.
Lazaron. E. Msinhard, B. Rothschild
Messrs. B. Hyams, Jr., N. Solomon, F. j.
kaufman. D. j. Rose helm, F. Newbergsr,
8. Rothschild, D. Lazaron, J. A. Einstein,
o. 3. Huffman, J. Hexter, A. s. Eichberg,
A NJ. LETTER; Mr.. and Mrs. a. Kohu, Mr..
aud Mrs, J. Belsinger, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Ferst, Mr.. and Mrs. u. Binswauger, Mr..
and Mrs. s. Stern, Mr.. and Mrs l. Roos.
Master Edwin Harriss gave pleasure to a
noon, in his home on Duffy street. The
time was spent in trimming tree. shooting
OF hrecrackers, and giving candy aud
oranges aud ended with rat party"
Me-. aud Mrs. C. NJ. Cunningham have
issued Invitations for Thursday evening
next at O'Clock, Armory hall.
pretty ornament for chateIaine is a
small gold lantern, the glasses beiog repre-
ssnted 10y colored stones, aud the slide being
OF gold; when this is drawn aside, instead
Of the bright light expected, the face of
somebody near and dear to the wearer is
seen. Tie little lantern is. after all. only a
clever device for holding ones lover.
Miss E. Strauss OF Maysville, s. c., is
visiting Mss Sarah Stern on Jones street.
Miss Maud Loewenthal will entertain the
'sociable" OF its next nesting, one week
from tomorrow night.
Miss Hattie Ryttenberg Of Sum ter, s. c.,
is visiting Mrs. Samuel Stern on Jones
street.
MIR. ". B. Mckee arrived in Savannah
yesterday morning from New York, and
will spsnd Christmas with his family On
New Houston street.
The Card Club has been recently organ
lied, and is giving the greatest pleasure to
its members. This club meets every Mon
day evening at the homes OF the different
members, ami delightful evening is spent.
After the game is ended refreshments are
served. There is a very sensible rule as to
this part Of the evening. Only one dish of
either salad or croquett meat is allowed,
together with bread aud butter, tea, cJtfee,
or chocolate. The last meeting was
held at the Misses Owens, 90 State street,
and the next will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Waring. Bull and Perry streets. The
club is composed OF the folio owing members;
Mrs. Annie Waring, Mrs. Huger. Mrs.
Walter Curtis, Miss MollIe johnson, Miss
Maggie Owens, Miss Warning, Miss Thomas,
Miss Rhetta Johnson, Miss Julia Owens,
Miss Meta Thomas,l Miss Margaret Cosens,
Miss Ward, Miss Emmje Lawton. Miss Kate
Brigham and Miss Louise Arnold.
Miss Minelle Nicolls OF Baltimore arrive
ia Savannah yesterday. Miss Nicolls will
be- the guest Of Miss Mary Whitehead. and
will be in town for several weeks.
The bridesmaids gifts from the groom at
a recent wedding v ere dainty little lorg
nette opera glasses. This must have been a
refreshing change from the everlasting
brooch, stick pin or bangle which Las