The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-26

1 WHIST took possession OF the library, while
the rest played stop in the drawing room.
a. STOP, the prize being a silver picture
frame.
Mr.. Robert Griggs OF Waterbury, Conn.,.
Is visiting friends in Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Minis are spending q
Few days in New York.
Washington, D. c.. seems to be the center
| Of attraction Just now.
! A pretty dinner was given on Wednesday
| by MIR. Beck with. Those present were Mr.
| W. H. Hubbard Of Chicago, Mr. Edward
| Strobel Of New York, Mr.. J. Bradford of
| Atlanta, MIR. A. R. Lawton, Jr., and Mr..
| W. w. Mackan. Yellow was the pre-
| dominating color. and the gold-lined spoons
and yellow jonQuils harmonized beauti-
fully.
One of the entertainments recently given
in Macon, was by MIR. George Lamar, com
plimentary to Miss Gardner Of Savannah.
days in Florida last week and are at home
again On New Houston street.
Miss liza Glenn in Dolly Warden" cos
tune was one of the most attractive fig
ures at masquerade ball given it Atlanta
just before Lent.
April will be popular month for we'd
dings this spring. 1t is rumored that there
will tie more than one at that time which
will interest Savannah people,
Mrs. Hampton Ferrill came home last
Thursday from Macon where she spent a
most delightful ten days with her mother
at Vineviiie. Mrs. Ferril's many friends
were present to greet her at her afternoon
reception on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holmes Maxwell
are residing in Savannah and are at No. 80
Gordon street.
Miss Guile Harrison is visiting at Adams
Run, 8. G.
Miss Emma Mann of New York city is
visiting Miss Maud d'Antignac for a few
days. Mrs Mann is on her way home
after pleasant trip TO st. Augustine.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Marion Hartridge Dunbar to Mr.. William
Auchinbreck Campbell Miss Dunbar of
Augusta is well known. not only. in her
own state but in many Others, aud is an ac-
knowledged belle. Mr.. Campbell is
promising lawyer and social leader Of New
York. The wedding will take place on
May 16, and will be a quiet but brilliant
event.
Miss Katherine Stiles is visiting relatives
in Brunswick, Ga.
Education is an important factor OF So
ciety, and normal class necessary evil; but
1t is not 80 bad after all, when sitting by
wide-awake young teacher, becomingly
gowned in dark green, fur and heliotrope
velvet.
At an afternoon tea given on ST. Valen-
tines day by Mrs. Evans Martin of Au-
gusta, the drawing rooms were beautifully
decorated with Ogeechee palms and ferns
were in every corner and the hallway, As
sisting Mrs. Martin, who wore handsome
gown of black silk, cut jet and white crepe,
were Mrs. William Cozart, in a gown of
red crepe, combined with red velvet; Miss
Elise Martin, in an empire gown of figured
silk, trimmed in green velvet bands; Miss
Jennie d'Antignac, who wore a gown of
black lace and peoples.
A happy little party was at the home of
Charles Mills on Thursday, it being his
birthday. II many chattering, laughing,
merry children, and inviting Refreshments
little ones surely had it. They
were Nellie White, Cleremont Huger,
Marion Maclean, Nela Maclean, Maggie
White, Violet White, Eleanor Shooter, b,
Shooter, Mary Dougan, Maude Washburn,
Dorothy Baldwin, Percy Huger, Malcolm
Maclean, George Maclean, Owen Daniel,
Arthur Dougan, Garrard Newman, War
rem White, c. Schley, j. Schley and Charles
Maclean.
Miss Cornelia jackson Of Atlanta has
been the guest of Miss Elizabeth Alexander
of Augusta and was at the st. Valentine
ball.
1t is a communicable fact that there were
more people seen at church last week than
at abe theater.
Miss Mamie Lou Pritchard, after pleas
ant trip to the up-country, is visiting friends
in Valdosta.
A beautiful card party was given by Mrs
P. J. OConnor of Augusta to Miss Tuberdy
of Savannah lately.
Another entertainment given in Augusta
was one at the home Of Mrs. George r.
Sibley complimentary 10 Miss Meta Harden
of Savannah.
Twas gratifed at the very large audi
ence that assembled at the annual meeting
of the Port Society In the Independent
Presbyterian church last Sunday night. 1
understand the collections amounted to
$3.50.
Mr.. Beard Of New York, formerly of
Tallahassee, Fla, spent few days in Savan-
nah last week.