The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15


left of the orchestra. It was long after 10
o'clock before the guests began TO arrive.
nut then they c3me In goodly numbers
While society was we'll and handsomely
represented. this soiree was noe quite SO
l1rge as the other one. Messrs. Watson &
Powers furnished the supper, which was
served at midnight. These gentlemen un-
derstand the art of catering to peop e's
appetites and the following menu was given
In the banquet hall
Oysters. Ia Poulette
Chicken Parties
Boned Capon. Turksv
Han. Smoked Tongue.
Ssrdinss
o, French Charlotte Russo De coiSt' 0AAo'
Vania Wafer s Rolls Queen DT TT5.s 6 E9ar'
French Fruit Aacaroons. Soft Jelie Merlngus.
Conteeuoners, Vanille Ice Cream
Sherry. Champagne-
Everything was delightfully."- and COM
iortaoly served from two large tables in
the center of the room. Small tables. at
which four people could be seated. were
placed all through the room The follow
ing gentlemen form the board OF managers:
Col. George A. Mercer, presiden:; Dr.
William Duncan, vice president; A L.
Alexander, secretary and u easurer: +. G..
duBignon, G. n, West, +. S. Lathrop. w.
D. Harden, John Sullivan, w. ". William
son, h NJ. Stoddard, w. W. Rogers, O. NJ.
Carter. Among ths evenings guests we're
Judge and Mrs. Emory Speer Mr.
Mrs. j. Florence Minis, Mr.. and Mrs.
W: G. Morrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
duBignon, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Cunningham. Mr.
aud Mrs. c. A. Sbearson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Minis Mr.. ind Mrs. J. B. Witt ers
Ar. md Mrs. Wnoddn, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Waithour, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Karow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Stewart. Mr.. aud Mrs. W. L. VIII
son, Mr. aud Mrs. Henry b. Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
George I. Cam. Mr and Mrs. Harry Stod-
dard, MIR. and Mrs. ". II. bearing,
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Screven, Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell WylIy, Mr. auI
Mrs. R. W. Gamble, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Freeman, Mrs. Walter Curtis,
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Gibbs, Mr.: and Mrs. Julian B.
johnson, Mrs. J. NJ. Farley. Mrs. Henry
Taylor, Miss Douglass of Atlanta Miss
Speer, Miss Belle Harrison, Miss Gordon,
Miss Stiles, Miss Barrow, Miss Marshall,
MISS Wilder. Miss Carrie Cohen, Miss Nc
Cullough. Miss Bond, Miss Ethel Stiles, Miss
Anderson, Miss Gusse Bond Miss w ood-
bridge. Miss Margie Stiles. Miss Glenn,
Miss Guile Lawton. Miss Daisy Nc
Alpin, Miss Jennie Judge, Miss
Jones. Miss Colquitt. Miss Corinne
Hayward. Miss May Jones, Miss Mo:ty
Bnckus, Miss BALDWIN, Miss Louise
Arnold. Miss jamie Cunningham.
Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss CDmer,
Miss Fleming, Miss Lsvinia Minis,
Miss Henrietta Myers. Miss Withers, Miss
Ingram. Miss O'Driscoll, Miss Jessie CHS
holm, Miss Whitehead, Miss Falligant, Miss
Leona Guererd; Judge Harden, Col. G. A.
Mercer, MIR. John Sullivan. Mr.. F, S.
Lathrop, Maj. John A. Crowther, Judge
FalIigant, Mr.. Coe, Mr.. Walter Chisholm,
DR.. Paige, DR.. Cox, Mr. E. n. Hancock, Mr..
". u. Simkins, MIR. r. d. Guerard.
Mr.. Holden. MIR. Louis LefIardy. Mr.. C.
Lnc!en Jones, Hon. Pope Barrow, Mr.. J. j.
Wilder, Mr.. Robert Harrison, MIR. Murray
Screven, MIR. Hammond Read. MIR. Clayton
Brigham, Mr.. Charles Reade, Mr.. S. 2.
SchleY, Mr.. Daniel weld, Mr.. B. F. Tiuney,
Mr.. j. K. Anderson. Mr.. C. n. West, Mr..
NJ. b. Lane, Mr.. Livingston Kenan, Mr.. w.
deBryn Hops, Mr.. John r. Young Mr..
Maragne Fleming, Mr.. John Carswell. Mr..
Screven. Mr.. Gratz MYERS, Mr.. Corbett,
Mr.. Gordon Harrison, Mr.. Ellington,
Mr.. Otis Weld. Arthur Whitehead, Mr.. w.
W. Williamson. Mr.. G.. NJ. Gadsden, Mr..
w. ii. johnson, Mr. John Mallock, Mr..
Jack Carter, Mr.. j. +. Caun, Mr.. Julian de-
Bruyn Hops, Mr. rrenhol n Hopkins, Mr.
W. B. Hartridge. Mr.. Fred Myers, Mr..
Crisfleld, Mr.. Lewis Mercer, Mr.. John
Owens, Mr.. W. B. Gadsden, Mr.. T. p.
Ravenel, Mr. T. NJ. Cunningham, Mr..
Godin Gnerard, Mr.. Godin Howard, Mr.. H.
Thomas, MIR. John Morris. Mr.. T.. W. Gun
bingham, Mr.. Banks and others.
Mrs. Charles o. Hsines spent few days
in Savannah at the De Soto on her return
from New York. Mrs. Heines was accom-
panied by her little son and maid, aud have
gone to their home at Rockiedge, Fla,
where they will join MIR. Haines.
Mrs. Guile Harrison of Brandon, Va,
has brought her family to Savannah for
the rest Of the winter. They are occupying
the Low house on Lafayette square.
Miss Carrie Cohen of Augusta arrived in
Savannah ON Thursday morning, and is the
guest of Miss Mary Whitehead.
About twenty Eve young people enjoyed
a delightful oyster roast at Thunderbolt on
Tuesday. Mrs. Fried acted as chsperon.
Claret glasses are to be cut intaglic. The
favorite decoration for them IS the head of
Queen Isabella, although many show fine
bust of Columbus.
Mr. Miles B. Lane was host at dinner
party on Thu sday evening last at the De
Soto The dinner was given in honor of
Mss Glenn Of Atlanta, and the Others pres
ent we're Mrs. William Garrard. Miss Guile
Lewton, MIR. Houston Thomas and Mr..
Walter Chisholm. After dinner Mr.. Lane
and his guests went to the tbeater and en-
joyed Richard Mansfield in Beau
Brummel."
Il will be good news to many TO hear that
Miss Margaret Jenkins, who lectured so de-
lightfully at Ogiethorpe Seminary some
weeks ago, will be here again on Jan. q.
Her subject chosen is 1.-The French Revolu-
tion." That speaks for itself and Miss
jenkins will undoubtedly meet with q
hearty reception.
On Thursday afternoon from 5 o'clock
until O'Clock Mrs. George s. Owens gave
a numbered her friends the pleasure Of
meeting Mr.. DeRenne. Pink was the color
used in decorations. and everything was
beautiful. Deft maids. both large and
small. served dainty refreshments during
the reception hours. About l2o guests en-
ioyed the hospitality of Mrs. Ovens and
met Mrs DeRenne, who was a most charm
ing honor-guest.
The annual Charity ball, under the aus
pices of the managers Of the Louisa Porter
horne, will be held at Catholic Library
hall on the evening of Jan. Is. The ladies
in charge will spare no efforts to make this