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

VIII DC ESlDeulOeIeu, uV9Q IN savannah
! some yesrs ago. He is a student at New
Brighton, for which place he will leave in a
few days,
Miss Lsvina Minis is being welcomed
| home by her many friends. Miss Minis
| had a most charming trip through Mexico
with Col. and Miss Raoul Miss Minis spent
several weeks in Atlantis and came from
there to Savannah last Sunday.
Mrs. Adolph Bendbeim, who has been
visiting relatives in Savannah, left for
Florida on Monday. Upon her return she
will spend some time in Savannah.
Miss Ada Brady of Atlanta is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Abrams, on Taylor street,
Mrs A. shulhater OF Atlanta is in the
city and is guest in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, l. Haas.
Miss Julia Tracy Buuter and Miss Theo
Burn Mills we're two dear little hostesses on
Thursday afternoon when they entertained
number OF their little friends from TO
$50 o'c ook. There were games of all
kinds played and dancing was enjoyed.
| About o'clock the dining room doors were
thrown open, and to march played on the
piano the little folks went into the real"
| party aud stood around a we'll filed aud
| beautifully arranged table in the center Of
which was a huge Jack Horner pie"
| After ice cream, cake, jelly, candies
| and fruit had been disposed
OF, the song of Little Jack Horner was
started. and the thumbs went into the pie.
Instead of plum a beautiful basket of
| candy was pulled out, The idea was a
| novel one and created greet deal of mer-
| r!ment. Some Of the children present were;
| Belle Shooter, Hattie Cope Mills, Belle Bat
| tey, Bessie Shooter, Miriam Dent, Katie
| Blum, Nela Maclean, Alice hunter, Elsie
Chisholm, Hada Hunter, Minnie Zealy,
Missile Hull, Nettie Goodwin, Minnie Mack
all, Ophelia Dent, Anna Hunter. Margaret
Charlton, CeceleWoo1s, Alice Dougan, Fanny
Phillips, Gertrude Jones, Sophie Meldrim.
Lille Conner. Eleanor Shooter. Annie PUlk
j Johnson, Claudia McAlpin. Vera Palmer,
Grace Goodwin. Elizabeth Malone, Mildred
Cunningham, LaIa Palmer, Dana Stevens,
Wayne Warheld, Tracy Hunter, Joe Hull,
Isaac Minis, Lnrcomb Schley, Walter
| Blum, joan Conner, Harris Cope, Fort
Hammond, Haldeman Flnnie, Wallis Pos
tell and others.
Miss Helen Marshall of Marietta, Ga, is
in the city visiting in the home of Mr., aud
Mrs. j. J. Wilder.
Mr.. ". B. Ravenel of Charleston spent a
few days in Savannah in the home OF his
uncle, Mr.. Charles Ellis, on South Broad
street.
MIR. j. ". Schley, who has been spending
Soma time most pleasantly in Savannah
with his old friends, will leave tonight for
his home in Atlanta.
The enter saInment gotten up by the
Ladies' Aid of the Savannah Volunteer
trnarHS and UhiCh
will take place on Monday, Jan.
l6, at Catholic Library hall. There
will be two entertainments, one
| in the afternoon for the little folks, and will
consist of baby show to be in charge OF
Mrs. l. VI. Cunningham, assisted by Miss
Woodbridge, Miss Fleming and Miss Ruthie
| Stewart. There will be a prize for the pref
tiest baby. a doll show with prizes for the
| prettiest, ugliest and oldest doll, in charge
| of Mrs. William Garrard and Miss Iawton
The fish pond, presided over by Mrs Emile
| Newman aud Mrs. Charles Gibbs, will be
| the magic water where the merry angler
can land oil kinds Of lovely toys for 10
cents. Indeed. the whole affair is g
| l0-oent show. in the evening the show
! opens again at $50 o'clock, with more
| porE for a shilling" 10 cents admission to
hear some singing aud recitations by well
! known people; 10 cents for badge TO dance
| the whole evening; 10 cents TO eat ice 'Cre3 M
! and cake, and one dime for side.shows The
| badge table will be in charge of Mrs. T. G.
| Arnold and Mrs. T. M Cunningham. Alto.
| gether, this promises 10 be, like Bsrnum g,
| the greatest show on earth"
Miss Grace White aud Mr.. Leroy Springs
| were married in South Carolina on
| Dec. 2e. Miss White, it will be remem-
| bered, visited in Savannah last winter and
was the guest of Miss Irene Withers. Mr..
! Springs is from Charlotte, N. c., aud is we'll
| known i'll business circles in the Carolinas
| These young people have a host of friends
| who are Wishing them every happiness. at
present, Mr.. and Mrs Springs are in Cuba
| but are looked for in Savannah next week,
to the delight of their friends in this city.
| Mr.. and Mira. s. Gardner and Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Solomons were cheperons at a
| delightful but informal hop on Thursday
evening at Masonic temple. The Harmony
orchestra furnished the music. and dancing
| was INDUCED in. Supper was served about
midnight after which dancing was resumed
for some time,
Miss Guile Stiles is the guest OF Mrs A.
r. Lawton on Gordon street.
Psderewski plays London women into
faintins, and now the women of this coun-
try should fall Into line and do likewise.
A very delightful oyster roast was given
at Isle Of Hope on Monday. 1t was gotten
up by Mrs. L. GrauSe, who is ever ready to
give enjoyment TO her friends. The party
about sixty i'll ell-ieft town on the II
O'Clock car. The ladies provided we'll sup
Piled baskets of good things to eat, ana the
gentlemen took out music. Although the
day was cold, it did not prevent this gay
party from enjoying every moment Of the
time
A pretty custom in bridal attendants has
been recently introduced. The children
are dressed in the fashion Of some well
Suown tots in history. Not long ago a
brides attendants were little folks dressed
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