The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-10


debutantes of this YEAR Mrs Pinkney
Aston Warning assisted her in recelY-
ing her guests.
Mrs. J. f. Perry has returned home
from a visit north.
Miss Carpenter. of Baltimore, is guest
of Miss Meta Harden, on Gwinnett street.
The Married Woman's Club was enter
/ tanned by Mrs William Garrard last
/ Thursday afternoon a cards The first
/ prize was won by Miss Guile LawtOn, the
/ second prize by Mrs. c. n. Brandt. Be
sides the regular members of the club the
| other guests were Mrs. Emil Newman,
( Mrs. John Bryan, Mrs Charles Malone,
/ Mrs. Alec Hull, Miss Jennie Ross, Of
Mobile, Miss Emmie LAYTON, Miss Guile
Lawton, Miss Daisy Phillips and Miss
Leila Hill.
Miss Jennie Ross, of Mobile, is visiting
Mrs. William Garrard.
Mrs James L. Warswick, Of Mont
gomery, Ala. accompanied by her niece.
Miss Edith Warswick, of Toronto, Canada,
are visiting Mr.. George Z. GoeOel, 67
. Waldburg street.
Miss Katherine Stiles is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mills, on Hall street.
A Very charming card party was given
by Miss RUthie Stewart last Monday
evening The first prize was won by Mr..
George NJ. Gadsden, the second prize by
Miss Thurston, of Charleston. The boo
bies were won by Miss Guile Lawton and
Mr. w H. Crane. The other guests were
Mr. and Mrs Heman A Charlton, Mr.
and Mrs. Murray McStewart, Miss
Thurston, Miss May Baughman, Miss
Waites, Miss Eloise Johnson, Miss Vida
Fleming. Miss Guile LawJon, Miss Edith
O'Driscou, Mr.. W. X. Beard, Mr.. f. B.
Hubbard, Mr.. George NJ. Gadsden, Mr.. J.
Ferris Cam. Mr.. w. B. Hartridge Mr.
w. r. Leaken, Mr.. Robert G. Fleming
and Mr.. William H. Crane.
Miss Dollie Dub returned home last
week from Auguata.
Mrs. Robert Parks is visiting in Au-
gusta.
Miss McAlpin is visiting Mrs. DeSaus-
sure Ford, of Augusta.
Miss Addie Anderson, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. P. WimberIy.
Mr.. Robert Chisholm and his son, Mr..
John Chisholm, of Birmingham, spent
Saturday in the city, on their way home
from visit and hunt at the home of
Mr. Alfred Martin, on the Savannah
river.
Mr.. w. r. Leaken enter tanned at an
oyster roast at Greenwich park last Tues
day morning complimentary to the at
tendangs of the Fleming Beard wedding.
Invitations are out to the marriage of
Miss Julia Miller, of Augusta, to Mr..
Louis Marcel lie Hardy, of this city, on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 20, ats O'Clock,
at the church of the Good Shepherd, on
the hill.
A grand carnival ball will be given at
the Guards armOry by the ladies aid to
Savannah Volunteer Guards Dec 10 from
80 to o'clock. There will be four
prizes given for the best characters, and a
Z if,rr p0H in WI oh oil
tunes are invited to join. The price of
admission will be 10 cents for children
and nurses, 25 cents for adults.
The first soiree will be given at the De
500 on Dec. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. h. Gallaher have re-
turned home.
The ladies who had charge of the chrys-
anthemum show beg to return most CRATE
full thanks to all those who generously
aided in this work for the several orphan
asylums of the city, and submit the
following report:
Paid Mr. Oelschig total receipts from
chrysanth emums............ ..........S So 81
Paid Epis opal Orphan home .......... 1854 81
St. Mary's Orphanage. ............ 800. 1871 81
Savannah Female orphanage. ......... 164 81
TOtaI..................................$58O So
Total receipts from sale Of refresh
ments, fancy articles and money dona-
tons Observation-Disclosures. 900. S494 90
Total receipts from rental and cutting
Of chrySanthemums.. .......... s. 81
Total Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 So
Mrs. L. Steinback, Mrs. W. Cole and
Mrs. Ybanez returned home on Saturday,
after pleasant visit to Augusta, where
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. F'urber.
Miss Emma and Carrie Witseu, of
WATERFORD, S. c., are guests of Mrs. w.
B. Daniels, on Taylor street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rosenfeld, of jackson,
Mich, are visiting Mrs. A E. Smith. rs
CASTOR street.
Mrs. William Garrard entertained Sat
urday evening in compliment to her guest,
Miss Ross, of Mobile Those present were
Mrs. Walter Curtis, Miss Laurie Harris,
Miss Lily Hill, Miss Emmie Lawton, Miss
Guile Lawton, Mr. Houstoun Thomas
Mr.. W. r. Leaken, MIR. Mills, B. Lane
MIR. John Sullivan Schley, Mr.. Ed
| S. Elliott, Mr.. Casey Morgan and Mr.. H
| W. Johnson
The teachers of the Sunday school
Mickva Israel are arranging a chanuka
festival for the children. The entertain
ment will take place next Tuesday even
ing at the hall of the Young Mems He
brew Association. Mrs. Rosa Roth and
Miss Ellen De Castro, assisted by Mrs
l. p. Mendes. Mrs A. P. Solomon, MIR. |.
M. Frank, Mr. j. M. Dreyer and Mr.. H
| w. WitcOver, have the affair in charge
and that the undertaking will be success
full goes without saying.
Miss Laura Fraser, of Pennington, Ga,
is the guest of the Misses Jaudon. No. II
| Gwinnett street. Miss Fraser has Just
| returned from pleasant two weeks visit
to Augusta and the exposition She has
many friends in Savannah, who will
make her visit one of considerable pleas
ure.
Miss Hattie Moses, the daughter of
Rev. Max Moses, of San Diego, Cal, is on
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Bohrmap, at
3915 Jones street.
MIR. w. G. Jeffords and Miss Leila A.
JeffOrds, of Charleston, S. c., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L Jehords, on New Hous-
ton street
On account of the outbreak of diphthe-
ria at Miss Carriers school. all of the Sa-
vannah students at that institution have
returned home. Among them are Miss
Marie MoynelO, the Misses Rauers and
the Misses duBignOn.
FOURTH DAYS SESSION.
The Colored Methodist Reformers Still
at Their Work.