The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-31

with handsomely dressed women, and
sWells and bellies found comfortable hooks
on the stairway landing, or in the halls.
Miss Nisbet gracefully received her
guests, arrayed in an elegant white satin
which was most becoming to her classic
style: After the reception there was
dancing, which was the charming ending
of delightful evening.
Miss O'Neil, of Columbia, S. c., is Wis
/ iting Mrs. Robert M. Butler, on Drayton
street.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Hardwick, of
Augusta, have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter Sarah Nc
Kline, to the Rev Ernest Milmore Stires,
OF Virginia. The ceremony will take
place on Jan. IL, at o'clock, at the
Church of the Good Shepherd, in Au-
gusta, after which there will be a small
reception at the residence of the brides
parents for the attendants and relatives.
The Cinderella Club, composed of ten
members, has been formed, and was en-
tertained by Miss Maude Hayward last
Thursday evening The members of the
club are Miss Maude Hayward, Miss EN-
ma Hopkins, Miss Ruthie Stewart. Miss
Sadie Anderson, Miss Josie Hill, Miss
Emma Ingram, Miss Annie Conner, Miss
Leila Hill, Miss Edith O'Drlscoll and
Miss Sallie McAlpin. The card club
meets once every two weeks, and is en-
tertained by the different members of the
club, beginning promptly at $50 o'clock
p. m, and disseminating at 70 O'Clock.
with light refreshments. The first meet
ing was voted grand success, and Thurs
day evening one of the pleasantest of the
weeks record. Several members of the
CLUB were absent, being out of the city
Others present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Tracy Hunter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Howkins, Miss Colville,
Miss Mamie Clay, Mr.. Edwin r. Nc
kethan, Mr.. Julian Hartridge, Mr.. John
deSaussure, Mr. Hammond Read Mr.. E.
;: Elliott, Mr.. Ferris Cam, Mr.. Scales,
Mr.. Fred Myers, Mr. John Morris, Mr.
Butler and MIR. Wright Hunter The
lady's prize was won by Miss Ruthie
Stewart, and the gentlemans prize by
Mr.. John Morris. Miss Edith O'Driscoll
Will entertain the club at the next meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w. Haskell have
issued invitations to a reception at their
residence tomorrow evening from until
II O'Clock. in compliment to their daugh-
ter Miss Elizabeth Gordon Haskell. Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Owens and Miss
Elise Huger will assist Miss Haskell in
receiving.
Miss Grace Coville is visiting Miss
Maude Hayward.
The marriage of Miss Mary Neufville
and Mr.. w. A. ID. Adams last Thursday
evening at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, on Perry street, was one of the
social events of the past week The
house was tastefully decorated with BAN
boo, smilax and palms. The attendants
We're Miss Elizabeth ID. Johnston, Miss
Susie Adams, MIR. John Sullivan Schley
and Mr.. Richard Adams. After the cere-
mony there was small reception. Mr.
and Mrs. Adams will reside on Henry
street after their return to the city.
Miss Leila Hill will return to the CITY
| tomorrow, after short visit in Augusta.
One of the most interesting incidents
of the holiday season occurred few
| days before Christmas, when a popular
! kindergarten on Taylor street was dis
missed from the morning session. 1t
happened as the children were departing
| they met venerable old gentleman with
! long white beard, white hair and a
! sweet, happy face. Their little minds
being full of anticipated Christmas TOYS.
by one impulse they greeted the old gen
| tleman as direct providential ordinance
to have Santa Claus meet them at their
schoolroom door; consequently they
clamored around him, asking if he Were
really Santa Claus, and, replying
| in the affirmative he took ont
his note book and made a memorandum oil
the numerous toys, dolls and books the
delighted children wanted. 1t made them
| very happy TO have had a face to face in
terview with Santa Claus, and it was 6
Christ-like heart that'c could bestow a few
minutes on these little ones.
Mr.. Abram Read, of Charleston, spent
a few days in the city last week.
Miss Georgia Edmunston entertained
last Thursday evening with dancing
Those present were Miss Lima Huger
| Miss Edith Warfeld, Miss Belle Daniel
Miss Emma Huger Miss Corinne Mack
all, Miss Annulette Stubs, Miss Mary
duBignOn, Miss Nellie Rankin, Miss Nina
Crane, Miss Marie Blois, Miss MARY
Axon, Miss Nellie Hill, Miss Lucy BOYD
Miss Jennie Bryan, Mr. Ormond Strong
Mr.. John Stoddard, MIR Pierre Hoist anc
others. The young people are making
the most OF their holiday, and are having
a gay time whenever the opportunity pre-
sents itself.
One of the most brilliant affairs of the
season was the entertainment at the ele
CANT home of Mr.. j, Bigler, on CASTOR
street, last Thursday evening, in compli
ment of Miss Bertha Bigler, of Nashville
Tenn. Refreshments were served at L
O'Clock, after which dancing was resumed
Among the guests were Misses Lena Ehr
Itch, Natalie Hymer, Carrie and Natalie
| Schaub, Miriam Guthman, of Atlanta
Miss Hammerschlag, of Philadelphia
Misses Eta Gazan, Sarah Stern Messrs
oChduo, hifscn, hohIer, Marcus, He'll
man and many others.
Misses Albert and Missile Hull enter
tanned last Friday evening with dancing
Those present were Miss Belle Daniel
Misses Lena and Emma Huger, Miss
Marie Blois, Miss Lucy Boyd, Misse.
Carrie Lou and Fanny Meldrim, Miss
Edith Warfeld, Miss Ethel Tay
lor, Miss Edith Johnston, Mis-.
Nina Crane, Miss Reese. Miss Nellie
!
duBignon Miss Cora Johnson, Miss Cliff
ford Hunter, Miss Reba White. Miss
Flora Dancy, Miss Lola Moyneo, Mis-.
Rosa Sullivan, Miss Jennie Bryan, Mis-:
Francis Walter, Miss Annie Haines
Masters John Stoddard, Tyrell Morgan
Ormond Strong, Charlie Schley, Pierre
Hoist, Charlie duBignon, North Chisholm
wayne Cunningham, Frank Hayward
Savage Lyman, Antonio Waring, Oar