The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-15


Miss Katharine HARDWOOD, who has been
Tue guest OF her sister, Mrs j. F. B. Beck
with, during the winter, has returned to her
nome In Bloomington, III. Miss Harwood
made many friends during her stay in
Savannah and will be greatly missed.
The fashion of leaving a separate card for
each lady in the house has, happily. been
changed. Present form REQUIRES bnt one
card Tor the different ladies of the same
household. A daughter in her first year of
ner social life has no card, her name being
engraved upon her mothers caro-, The
notes that come in are all on thick white or
cream paper. Sealing wax has suddenly,
once more, become fashionable.
The Kings Daughters expect to have a
lawn party on Wednesday afternoon on
the exchange" grounds, corner of New
Houston and Bull streets. There will be
music and refreshments. These "workersn
always provide means for much endowment
at their entertainments and this will be no
exception TO the rule
Mrs. L. c. Haynes was hostess at a tea on
Friday evening. Places were fixed for
eight, and delightful evening was spent
with this genial lady.
The parlor concert tomorrow night ct the
residence Of Mrs. G. D. Owens, corner of
Bolton and Abercorn streets, has every in
dlcation of being a success. One feature OF
the entertainment, in addition to the music.
will be recitation by Mr.. Nelson. Many
| people will be glad, indeed, to have an OPP
portunlty of hearing this talented gentle-
| man. Mr.. Nelson, it will be remembered,
was at one time on the stage, and is we'll up
in his profession. There will be solos, both
vocal and instrumental, and also vocal
quartet by the choir of Christ church.
The address of Mrs, w. H. FELTON, at the
Young Mems Christian Association hall on
Friday evening was decided success. 1t
| is great pity that more of our people were
| not present TO hear this fine address. II the
suggestions made by Mrs. FELTON, would be
carried out practically. the Georgia exhibit
at the great fair would, indeed, be some
thing worth seeing, and something to be
proud of. Georgia is rich In her natural
production, and, combined with the artistic,
would make beautiful and instructive
display.
Among the visitors to the city during
May week was Miss Kell of Griffin, Ga. :,
daughter Of Adjt. Gen. Kell. Miss Kell
made many frie Ids and received much at
tention, especially upon her visit to the
Vesuvius and Kearsarge.
Capt. aud Mrs. H. NJ. G. Smith gave a
charming sail down the river Friday after
noon. The guests were Judge MacDonell,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Shellman, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. II. McA. Schley,
Miss Mai Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hull :,
Mrs. Merritt Dixon. Miss Shellman, Miss
Walker, Mrs. Charles Dixon. Mrs. w. F.
Shellman and Miss Charlton.
Mrs Trapk HolIa M 90 A Sc xzE.;k;no
her mother, Mrs. James E. Cope.
Mrs Fred M. Hull is IN the city at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. W. F. May on Barn
ard street.
A delightful host yesterday was? Admiral
Gherardi, who took party of thirty down
to the Philadelphia, The trip down the
river was made on the Vesuvius and a
delicious lunch was served on board the
Philadelphia.
The last entertainment of this seasons
german club will be held Tuesday evening
next. A moonlight basket picnic at Tybee
will be the closing event.
A moonlight german was given at Thun-
derbolt on Friday evening at the club
house. The chaperons were: Mrs. W. g.
Crawford, Mrs. j. 8. Norton and Mrs.
Rodgers Those present were: Miss Jessie
Gross, Miss Annie McIntire, Miss Belle
Murphy, Miss Stella Douglass, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. g. Strobhar, Miss Blanche O'Brien
Miss Sadie Rodgers Miss Ada Hudson, Miss
Jessie Rodgers, Miss May Murphy, Miss
Emma Crawford, Miss Alice Proctor. Miss
Alice Tyson, Miss Lille Tyson. Miss Carrie
Dixon, Miss Belle Murphy, Mr.. Robert L.
Colding. Mr.. D. K. Catherwood, Mr.. W.
R. MoIntire, DR.. M. T. Davis, Mr..
Thomas Halligan, Mr.. W. E. Grady, Mr.. G.
C. Dixon, Mr.. F. s. Silva, DR.. Douglass,
Mr.. c. W. Strohbar, Mr.. G. F. Armstrong,
Mr.. J. L. Gordon. Mr.. r. K. Rayland, Mr..
C. W. Goodman, Mr.. l.. Wililnk. The
german was led by Mr.. Colding.
Mrs. T. N. Theus is entertaining Mrs
George Lumpkin.
Col. W. W. Gordon and Mr.. W. s. Tison
took party of girls down the river yester-
day to take look at the Philadelphia. The
girls were in charge of Mrs. Gordon and
| Mrs. Walters.
Among the strangers at the Greenwich
picnic were Miss Sibley of Augusta, Miss
Davant of Guyton, Miss Shoeber of Sails
bury, N. c.; Miss Chisholm of Charleston,
Miss Maud Henderson of Elizabeth, N. J.
miss Nina Hull Is Inc &ueS0 Oh MISS
Margaret Gardner.
The tug Regis carried a merry party down
the river Wednesday. The host and hostess
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. McDonough, and
the fortunate guests were Miss Flood, Miss
| Hudson, Miss Mary Murphy. Miss Angela
O'Byrne, Miss McDonough, Mr.. Harry Has
lam, Mr.. M. A. O'Byrne and Mr.. W. A.
Harty.
Mr.. C. N. West aud family will reside at
| White Bluff this summer.
There was a moonlight party to White
Bluff yesterday under the chaperonage OF
Mrs. John Law.
Col Basinger is visiting his mother on
| Liberty street.
Miss Welton and Miss Stickney of Charles
ton are beng entertained by Mrs. Lynn at
| 100 South Broad street.
Tuesday afternoon will see In progress
| an ice cream festival in the park extension.
| The entertainment is given under the aus
plces of the ladies' auxiliary to the Savan-
nah Port Society.
Captain and Mrs. Strachan entertained
| on the Scotia on Friday. Their guests were
| Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Walker, Mrs. w.
| A. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Harmon,