The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-18
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER. 49, 1894.

. ever. was equal 10 the occasion and en-
/ tertained his guests most Hospitality. Mr..
/ Charley Connor was the pianist OF the
/ evening which ended most pleasantly
! with Home Sweet Home al y o'clock
! Miss Virginia Cunningham rrained
/ al luncheon last Tuesday the prevailing
: color was yellow and the table fairly
. shone with the gOli-cOlOred appointments,
. chrysanthemums. yellow embroidered cen
I ter-piece and yellow lamps. The guests
/ sat around the table in the following or
I der. Miss Mary White. Miss Elizabeth
! Haskell, Miss Elise Huger, Miss Scotia
I Walter Miss Salle Haskell, Miss Matte
( B3ckus, Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss
] Florence McAlpine, Miss caro- duBignon,
Miss Jessie Chisholm Miss Elise Rauers,
/ Miss Kate Hartrdgc, Miss Lima Walter
| Miss Lima Woodbridge.
Mr. Julian Hartridge entertained with a
buck board drive last Wednesday after
noon. Those i'm the party were. Mr.. and
Mrs j. Hartridge of Jacksonville Miss
Jessie Chisholm, Miss caro- duBignOn,
Miss Virginia Cunningham, Miss Emelyu
Hartridge. Miss Katherine Hartr!dge,
Miss Sallie McAlpine. Mr. Henry Web
ster Heating, Mr. w. b. Hartridge Mr.
A. 6. Guerard, Jr., Mr.. A. n. Hartridge.
| The drive was TO Thuuderbolt where a
luncheon at Mrs. Bannon's was served.
Among the amusements of next week
will bee piano recital al the music rooms
~ i4At4Atil q lhrLlt-S 10y s'iI 'IuiSciii -Aihlb
Randegser of Atlanta. He is a nephew of
of the composer Raudesger of Italian
fame. and his playing is some of the rare
good music that comes TO Savannah.
Miss Edith Wardeld entertained last
evening Informally with dancing. Her
guests were: Miss Mary Haines, Miss An
nulette Stubs, Miss Mary Conner, Miss
Emma Huger. Miss May duBignon, Miss
Belle Daniel Miss Meta MOreI Miss Edith
Johnston Miss Eliza chisholm. Miss Mel
lie Hartridgc, Mr.. Clifford Wayne. MIR,
Howard Hipkins, Mr.. Louis Haskell, Jr.,
Mr. Paul Haskell Jr., Mr.. Harry Daniel,
Jr.. Mr.. Charley Haskell, Mr.. Julian Cnis-
holm, Mr. North Chisholm. Mr.. Willie
Nigtengale of Bruins wick, Mr. Robert l..
Mercer. Jr.. MIR. r. G. Harrison.
Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss Charlotte St
John Elliott and Miss Margaret Copper
Elliott Of Sewanee are spending the win
ter in Dresden.
Mrs i. Smith leaves to-day for Bruins
wick
The engagement is formally announced
of Miss Hannah Myerson TO Mr.. Albert J.
Buc1v of Jacksonville. Fla. Miss Myerson
will receive the concentrations of her
friends to-day at her home, 107 Jones
street.
Miss Julia Nelly returned home last
Thursday from New York.
MI. ana MIS-. JdlQeS L o Dent enter
last evening in compliment to their little
.daugh -er, Miss Miriam Dent. There were
three tables Of cards and hearts were
played. The guests We're: Miss Fannie
Phillips, Miss Carrie Lou Meldrim, Miss
Fannie 2Ieldrim, Miss May Morrel, Miss
Missile Hull. Miss Lucy Boyd, Miss Ethel
/ Chisholm, Miss Julia Hunter, and others
Mrs. ]. J. Wilder and Miss Page Wilder
leave tomorrow for Europe to be absent
until the spring.
Mr. and Mrs j. Rauers will entertain
next Thursday evening in compliment to
their daughter, Miss Elise Rauers. This
| reception viii be one of the largest So
ciety affairs of this week.
Mrs. W. W Gordon is in Washington at
tending the meeting Of the Danes of the
| Revolution
Miss Grace Barnard returns to-day from
Boston.
Miss Marie Nisbet has returned from
visits from Sewanee and Marietta
Mrs. ". T. Gibson has returned from
( New York.
/ Miss Bond and Miss Edith Bond arrived
from New York last Friday and are re
/ siding with their brother, Mr.. Allen Bond,
/ on Harris street
/ Miss Mary Hanseu of brownsville is
/ the guest of Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Charlton,
/ on Charlton street.
| Mr.. A. G. McIlwaine, general manager
/ for the United States, and Mr.. r. A.
/ Hancock, general agent for the south,
/ of the London and Lancashire Insurance
/ Company, and MIR George W. Dewey,
/ southern manager of the Caledonia, were
entertained with a fish supper at Mrs.
| Bannon's, Thunderbolt last Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst returned last
/ Friday on the Kansas City from New
York.
Miss Josephine duBignon of Bruins
wick was the guest last week OF
Mr. and Mrs. f. G. duBignon. on
Perry street BY her exceeding
beauty and charming manners she at
tracted much attention at the reception
! given by Mr.. and Mrs, duBignon on
| Wednesday evening.
Mrs H. S. Golding returned last Fri
day from New York.
Mrs. Jett Howard and her daughter
| Miss Howard. have removed from Taylor
street, and are residing at 113 orB
street.
one of the amusements Of this week viii
be an exhibition of the Juvenile Chora
Society, under the direc ION of Miss
Dykes.
There is rumor that a riding club will
be formed at an early date among en-
ergCtic society young people. This is q
4 good move and win do more to encourage
roses in the checks Of the Savannah CIR
than win late hours and much dancing.
Miss Maggie Bync of Hephzibah, Ga.
and Mr. Thomas Walker of Savannah
were married last Wednesday evening, il
the Baptist church at Hephzibah.
A prominent and popular young rice
merchant has recently been elected YES
try man of ST. Johns church.
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