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

La, is the guest of DIR. Charles E. Hamil-
ton, on Lafayette square, and will be there
during May week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Battey are domiciled
in their new home on Charlton street.
The lawn party and musicale given by the
Helpful Circle Kings Daughters at Mrs. J.
A. G. Carson's, on Thursday evening, was
a great success, both financially and artist
ically. The following programme was
rendered in the evening: l. Reading, Gan
Interesting Travelling Companion" Mrs.
Harden; 2 Duet, "'Life's Dream is Der )"
Mrs. Haynes and Miss Colding; 3. Violin
solo. "Minuets," Miss Murphy; 4. Comic
song, Mr.. Smith, 5. "Star of Ny Heart !"
Mrs. Haynes; 6. Piano, SHADOW Dance"
from Dinorah, Miss Ashley: z. Recitation.
1.-The Ride Of Jennie NJ Neal, y Miss Dashur !;
s. Song, "Leonore," Miss Colding; 9. Read
ing, Mrs. Harden. The accompanies were
MlssSmith aud Miss Ashley. Refreshments
were Served IN a most artistic manner
everything being pink tone"
ssThe buildings OF the Cottage Club on
Tybee will be ready for occupancy about
June l. The officers of the club are: Mr..
George j. Baldwin, president; Mr.. H. d.
Stevens, vice president; Mr.. John NJ. Bryan,
secretary and treasurer. The board OF
managers is made up of the following gen.
tlemen: Mr.. w. W. Rogers. Mr.. D. l. Mac
lntyre. Mr.. L. M. Warfeld, Mr. William
Garrard, Mr.. J. s. Schley. Mr.. W. w.
Williamson, Mr.. Beirne Gordon, Jr.
Catholic Library hall presented beauti-
full appearance Friday evening when the
german" was danced. Ii Yves given to
Miss Sadie and Miss Jessie Rodgers. The
chaperons were Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs.
Crawford. Some of those present were
Miss Jennie Ward, Miss Matte Carter, Miss
Ada Hudson, Miss Matte Ward, Miss Josie
Hodges, Miss May Murphy. Miss Stella
Douglass, Miss Lille Tison. Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Strobhar, Miss Crawford, Miss Liz
zie Adams, Miss Jessie Gross, Mr. ID. K.
Catherwood, MIR. R. L.. Colding, Mr.. c. w.
Strobhar, Mr.. G. Dixon, Mr.. c. W. Good
man. Mr.. Thomas Halligan, Mr.. w. w.
Gross, DIR. Douglass, Mr.. F. Mallory, Mr..
Charles Fulton and Mr.. W. r. McIn-
tire. Mr.. j. l.. Gordon was leader.
Mrs Robert Butler entertained in a de-
llghttul manner party of young people at
Ihunderbolt Wednesday afternoon. The
crive was in honor of Miss Grace White of
south Carolina, who spent several days
with Miss Nina Warren. Those who en-
joyed Mrs. Buffers hospitality we're Miss
Grace White, Miss Nina Warren, Miss Mag
gle Gardner, Miss Matte Warren, Miss
Mary 10 Styles, Miss Irene Withers, Mr..
Butler and MIR. Manning.
The many friends of Mr.. W. E. DUPONT
will regret to learn that he is confined to
his bed from the after effects of the grip"
The following will explain itself, and the
donation was most highly appreciated ::
" Mrs. o. Cohen, president of the louisa
Porter Home. Enclosed find check for
$25 being one-half the net proceeds of the
entertainment given by the Adolph Gre
mieux and the Willing Workers bands
OF the Daughters Of Israel, as donation to
your home"
Mr.. S. S. Guckenheimer and Mr.. Lee
Roy Myers gave a beautiful supper at
Thunderbolt on Thursday evening, compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Brown of
Boston, Mass. Others present were Mrs.
s. S. Guckenheimer, Mrs. Lee Roy Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gainsourg, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Vets5erg, Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence
Lippman, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. Adler, Miss
Bertha Rosenhelm. Mr.. J. Rosenheim and
Mr.. Herman Myers.
Miss Anna Simpson Of Charleston, who
has been visiting the home of Mr.. Max Rob-
lnson, leaves for her home to-day.
Mrs. Bennett Hymes and Mrs. H. NJ Boley
chaperoned large party to Thunderbolt,
where a supper was served.
NMiss Marie Lippman entertained the
Young Social Club on Wednesday evening.
Miss Nettie Hymes entertained on Mon
day evening in honor of her guest, Miss
Therese Haas of Charleston.
Miss Nina Kulman will entertain as her
guest Miss Hirsch of Atlanta this week.