The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-08

examination. All applications must be
made ey the end Of March TO Mrs. Clarke
or to Theodore Thomas, musical director OF
the exposition.
On Thursday evening last the already
handsome home Of Mir and Mrs. J. J.
! Wilder was made more beautiful by artistic
decorations and brilliant lights. 1t was
then that Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilder extended to
/ their friends the privilege OF being presented
to their lovely daughter. Hiss Page. The
! first OF the evening vas given up TO gem
! eraf reception, and after a most delicious
| supper there was dancing, Cobt's orchestra
/ being the music. The entire affair was one
/ OF the most beautiful ever given in Ssvan-
| nah.
| Miss Roberta s. Reitzs was a charming
| hostess on Friday evening last. when she
/ enter tanned at a pink dining at the De Soto.
| The table, set in ths ordinary was octagon
| IN shape. aud formed a hollow square in
the center. Around the inner edge were
! graceful festoons Of maiden-hair ferns, TO-
gether with punches of japonicas. Candle
| sticks, with pink candles and shades, made
| beautiful the table and its appointments.
! This, with bright, happy faces in the bloom
/ of youth, was picture to look upon. At each
| guests place was a dainty souvenir
card; hearts in pink ard gold for the young
ladies aud clover leaves in grsen and gold
| for the young men q rose bud for each and
a guest card were also at each plate. Every
| thing was pink and white aud the bread
| tied with pink satin ribbon. a delicious
menu was served in twelve courses, the ice
creams being served il boxes of pink and
! white roses. At the table were Mr.. and
| Mrs Reitze. Miss Rsitze and her guests,
! who were Miss Freda Rauefs, Miss Fate
ID.
| Hull, Miss Edith Johnston, Miss Fanny
| Charlton, Miss Molly Hammond. Miss Anna
| Maclean. Mr.. r. G.. Fleming. Jr., Mr..
| Harry Daniel, Mr.. Ormond Strong, Mr.
| Thomas Purse. Mr.. Horace Crane. Mr.. Tom
| Wayne, Mr.. Henry Purse, Mr.. Willie
| Chisholm and MIR. Julian Chisholm. After
| diuner the party went TO the banquet hall
! where Mir. CoJh's orchestra was in readine s.
! to add to the evenings pleasure Some Of
| the older people Joined these
younger men and women and
| they were Miss Lille Ellis, Miss
Minnie Waring. Miss Jennie Judge,
! Mr.. Robert Ellington. Mr.. Walter CHS
holm Mr. Alfred Servaes. Mr.. Mills r..
! Daue and Mr.. Martin Levisson. Dancing
was kept up for some time, but like all
! good things, must come 60 an end.
| Miss Dorothy Mctfii who has been spend
ing several months in Savannah, has re-
| turned to her home in Petersburg, Va,
much to the regret of her host OF friends
| here.
! A supper party in honor OF Miss Mcdil |
was given on Wednesday evening by Miss
| Sadie Anderson. The other guests we're
| Miss Whitehead, Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins,
| Mr.. W. B. Hartridge and Mr.. W. Crane.
Miss Carrie Cohen Of Augusta and a
niece OF Mrs. Salhe Wayne. will reach sa-
vannah tomorrow, Miss Cohen will be
Miss WhiteheGd's guest.
| On Friday evening there met at the home
| of the Misses Jones number Of congeuial
friends, who desire to form Whist club.
The members will, in all prob
ability, be Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Stewart, Miss Colquits. Miss Bessie Hart
ridge, Miss Jessie Calsholm, Miss Josephine
Jones, Miss Ssllie McAIpip, Miss Mary
Jones. Miss Lille Anderson, Mr.. Gordon
Harrison, Dr. r. X. Lamar, Mr.. Julian
| HartrIdge, Mr. W. Gadsden, Mr.. J. IA. T..
Crisfleld, Mr.. Godin Guerard, Mr.. Henry
| Drane and MIR. Walter Hartridge
Miss Frances NightIr gale of Brunswick,
| Ca, will arrive in the city on Wednesday
next and will be guest in the home of Mrs.
| Alfred Mills on Hall street.
The Euchre Club held its regular meeting
at the home of Miss Jennie May Mis-,
Chapman was the fortunate winner of
the lady's prize and Mr. Weaver the gentle
mans The BOBBY prizes were awarded
Miss Shellman aud Mr. Freeman. Those
present were Miss Smith, Miss Chapman,
Miss Shellmau. Miss May, Miss Bates, Miss
! Maxwell. Miss Weaver, Miss Baker, Mr..
| Weaver. Mr.. Boyd, Mr.. G. J. Hunter. Mr..
| NJ B. DUNBAR. Mr. G. Freeman, Mr.. c. C.
Du Point, Mr.. g. Todd and Mr.. L. Cotter.
Miss Minells Nichol and Miss Nan duBig-
non will leave for Baltimore to-day, after
delightful two weeks stay in Savannah.
Miss Blanche Harris Bromley of Athens
is numbered among the city's visitors and
ia a guest OF Miss Lizzie Barron on Liberty
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Gamble have been
spending few days at the De Soto. They
will remoin until Tuesday.
Capt. and Mrs. Kelly Of England, who
have made a tour around the world are
spending some time at the De Soto
Mr, McNeely was host at tug party
during the week, and his guest OF honor
was Miss Sallie McAlpin. The start was at
$3.50 o'clock from the Ocean steamship
wharf, and the trip wast 10 Tybee and re-
turn. Miss Wylly was the chaperon and
the other guests were Miss Clay. Miss Hop
kins, Miss Leona Guerard, Miss Bessie Hart
ridge, Miss Ada Hull, Miss Mary Jones,
| Miss Maud Hayward, Miss Fanny McNeely,
Miss Marian Schmidt. Miss Florence Nc
Alpin, Mr.. 0'Hara, Mr. Raoul MIR. Arm
strong and Mr.. H w. Johnson.
Miss Darby, who has been the guest Of
| Mrs. w. L. Wilson, has returned to her
homs in Charleston.
Paschal Strong aud Henry Backus left
yesterday for Stevens College. Hoboken,
n. j.
Miss Minella Nichols vas the guest of
honor at al exquisite "violet tea" on Tues
day evening last, and the hostess was AIRS.
Fleming duBisnon. Others present were
Mrs. &c lge CosenS, Miss Dorothy MoGill,
Miss Mary Whitehead, Miss Bessie Hart
ridge, Miss Louise Arnold, Miss
Woodbridge. Miss Maud Thomas, Miss
Jessie Chisholm, Miss Saddle Anderson,
Miss Sallie McAlpin. At each place there
was put gorgeous bunch OF violets.
Miss Ethel Stiles is being welcomed by
her Savann alb friends, and is at present
staying with Mrs w. w. Gordon, Jr. eel.
Czpds hava haa1 reoeivad for the noiraa