The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-22

friends at luncheon on Friday.
Miss Flora Lee Dancy made a charming
hostess on Thursday evening, when she enc
tertained about fifty of err young friends.
This was birthday party, and neautiful
one. The house was handsomely decorated
and the side piazza was iuclosed for the
musicians. Dancing was INDUCED in
and games played. There was
an observation party" and prizes
were awarded bv Maj. Meldrim. The first
prize was carried off by Miss Alice Rems-
hart, and was beautiful souvenir spoon.
This second prize was won by Miss Kate
Guerard. This was dainty cup AID
saucer. The boys' prizes we're first. a gold
scarf pin, won ny Clarence Connerat. and
the second, silver SHAREHOLDER, was capt
ured by Craig Barrow. A delicious supper
was served, and the evening ended all too
soon for these happy young hearts,
Miss Carrie Dixon entertained at cards
on Tuesfny evening. her guests were Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Wilmington, Miss Fry, Miss
Miss JeDnls Ward, Mr.. 4 l.. Coldin9, MIR.
Rogers, Mr. John Morse, Mr.. G. G. Dixon,
Mr.. G. IL. Rivers and Mr.. N. T. Dixon.
Miss Jessie Chisholm gave tea on Friday
evening. There were twelve places. These
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Chisholm, Miss
Glenn, Miss Barrow, Miss Brutuby MISS
Leaken, Miss Chisholm. Mr.. Clay, Mr..
Finney, Mr.. Alexander, Mr.. Lesken and
Mr.. Whitehead.
Little Miss Louise Coleman was a charm
ing hostess on Monday afternoon, when she
entertained at a irihday party a number
of her little friends from to $3.50 o'clock
There were games OF all kinds played and
dancing was enjoyed. AbIut O'Clock the
dining room doors were thrown open, aud
to a march played on the piano the little
folks went into the f'reap party and stood
around well laden aud beautifully arranged
table. Alter cake, jelly, candies and fruit
had been disposed of they returned to the
parlors to see which one could pin the tail
on the donkey, which created great deal
of merriment
Little Carrie Bohrman was charming
hostess at a grand spread Of chocolate tea
given by her numerous friends ia honor Of
her 9th birthday. The main feature Of tho
evening was the Spanish dance by little
Carrie, and would have done credit TO a
professional. Every one expressed them
selves as having spent most delightful
evening and wishing Carrie many happy
returns of the day.
Mrs. X. Lee Royal and Mrs. X. G.
Fetzer, Jr., entertained at dinner on last
Tuesday their aunt. Miss Mamie Coleman,
and Miss Annie Davis. Miss Davis will he
remembered as one Of last years graduates
Mrs. g. a. Fleming and Miss Jennie A.
TaRgart leave on Monday morning for a
visit among friends in Augusta.
SIR. and Mrs. W. A. Jaudon Of Mcintosh,
Ga. gave a blue, pink and yellow afternoon
tea 20 Rev. G. 9. Carson tpastOr OF Fleming.
ton and Biaoksbear cburcbes) and hride.
nee hollie Stamps ~ Rogersyille, Tenn,
Friday afternoon from 20 d o'clock,
at their home on Gwinnett street. II was
"A very enjoyable occasion and all bad a de-
lizhtful time. Those present were DR.. and
Mrs. N0ss. DR.. and Mrs Dripps, Mr. and
Mrs Train, dr. and Nrs. Axsqb. Mr. aud
Mrs. Ellis. Mr.. Edgar Way. Misses Free
land, Harmon, Lowell and Hogai q.
MF. and Mrs. a. Cohen aud their nttls