The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-12

hours trainin' In manners; Ia t'wunt be no
| foolinT, nuther" Miss Bessie Johnston as
Sarah Maud" was capital, both in her
| talking parts and In humorous asides. The
costumes were all artistic in their absurd
truthfulness, and the children all did justice
to Miss Lawtons fine training. Following
is the cast:
Mrs. Ruggles. ...........u... -. Miss Lawton
Sarah Maud. -.-...... ......., MISS johnston
Clements ..........-.....,...... '...SUein Bryan
Peoria. Elsie barnard
Cornelius '.''...-''''.. .tIcnaru Snarltoh
Kitty. Observation-Disclosures. Edith Johnston
Peter. George Baldwin
Susan. Belle Shooter
Eli. Observation-Disclosures. 49,. Jim Warning
Larry Observation-Disclosures. Haldeman Finnie
The Quaker duet in costume was very
taking" and, an encore demanded, Mrs
Finnie was compelled to sing, This Little
Pig Went to Market, +" as an encore to her
solo, because of Thee" The sale Of refresh
ments and fancy articles after the regular
programme added much both TO the pleasure
and profit Of the evening. The young boys
| of the class were most courteous and at
tentive to the guests assembled, and seemed
to fully appreciate all the kind assistance
rendered them tow ard making their enter
tainment successful and remuneratlve. Mr..
g. N. Nichols printed all the tickets free OF
charge. 1t is thought that Sl25 will be
cleared,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. higgins of Atlanta
are the guests OF Miss Bannon at Thunder
bolt,
The beautiful Conner home presented
brilliant scene ON Friday afternoon last be-
tween the hours of 5 and z. During
those hours Mrs. Conner and Miss Conner
were at home to their friends, and
many there were who called and were de-
Hohf
was the color used in decorating, and every
where were displayed taste and artistic ar
rangements. Mrs. and Miss Conner we're
assisted in receiving by Mrs. W. w.
Rogers. Miss Hammond. Miss Nellie Bald
win, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Maud Hey
ward, Miss Guerard, Miss Appleton and
Miss Chisholm.
a very small entertainer of the past week
was little Marguerite Stults, the lovely
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Stults. A
large number of little tots were hidden to
this birthday party, for such 1t was, and
had all the fine games and goodies" that
go to make children's parties pass so pleas
antly. The table was beau hfully arranged.
and the souvenirs were stick pins and Mar
guerites.
Miss Jenkins will return to Savannah on
Feb. "a. She will be with Mrs. Louis
Young, and will lecture upon American
HumorIsts." This will be most interesting,
especially when it is known that Miss Jen
KIDS has found thirty seven humorists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Curtis entertained
| pleasantly at cards on Wednesday evening
last. Those present were Col. and Mrs.
Garrard. Mr. and Mrs. George Baldwin,
! Miss Minis, Miss Florence. Miss Nellie
Baldwin. Miss Laurie Harriss, Miss Thomas,
! Miss Julia Owens, Miss Lawton, Miss Guile
| Law ton, Mr.. q. w. Owens. Mr.. Lloyd
| Owens, Mr.. H. H. Thomas, Mr.. I. Screven
and Mr. w. N. Pratt
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bates are entertaining
DR.. and Mrs. II. r. Palmer Of New York
Miss Matte Backus left yesterday for
| Columbus, Ca, where she will visit friends.
Prof. Mehrtens has interested himself In
| getting up concert for the benefit Of the
| Episcopal Orphans home. This concert will
take place tomorrow evening at Catholic
Library hall. and promises to
| 10 most interesting. The ladies
| OF the Rectory Society of st. Johns
church have kindly lent their aid. and have
solicitedre freshments from the mem bers OF
that congregation, which they will sell at
moderate prices It is hoped that a large
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