The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-06

most enjoyable picnic at Wilmington
Island last Monday. The chaperons were
Mrs. A. r. Lawton, Jr., Mrs. p. A. Sto-
val Mrs. Annie Warning, Mrs James Sui
Ivan. Others present were Miss Lucy
Huger, Miss Louise Barnard, Miss Gil
rard, Miss Albert Hull, Miss Missile Hull,
Miss Edith IWarfeld, Miss Fran
ces Charlton, Miss Annulette
Stubs, Miss May duBignon, Miss
Mary Haines, Miss Fretwell,
Miss Lordie Nisbet. Miss Eliza CHS
holm, Maj. Crowther, Mr.. w. S. Law
renee, Masters COburn, Sullivan, Wayne,
Cox, Fleetwood, Morgan Hoist, Lawton,
Baldwin, Waring, Lynwood, NIackall,
Pappy, Fretweh, Girard, Haskell and
others.
Mrs. NAPLES, Miss Grace Barnard. Miss
Virginia Cunningham, Miss Marie Nisbet
and Miss Dunning are at Dufuskie the
guests of MIR. Albert Stoddard at Mel
rose"
Mrs. A. B. Hull entertained at cards
last Tuesday afternoon, which was one of
the largest and most important of the
weeks entertainments. The first prize,
silver belt-buckle, was won by Miss
Elizabeth Haskell; the second prize, a
set of blue enamel studs and cuff buttons,
were won by Mrs II. d. Stevens; and
the consolation prize, silver paper cut
ter, was won by Miss Morel. The other
guests were Mrs. w. X. Beard of New
York; Mrs. p. A. Stovall, Mrs. w. G..
Morrell, Mrs. j. H. Hunter, Mrs j. f. g.
Beckwith, Mrs. f. c. Battey, Mrs. G. L.
Montague, Mrs. w. d. bearing, Mrs. w
w. Rogers, Mrs. C. B. Malone, Mrs. w
G. Woodfin, Mrs. Robert Burdell, Mrs
p. w. Godfrey, Mrs. A. W. Carmichael
Mrs. John Screven, Jr., Mrs }. l.. Wal
thour, Miss Trip, of Milledgeville, Miss
Chisholm, Miss Drane, Miss Orme, Miss
Conner, Miss Il. M. Johnson, Miss Retta
johnson, Miss Corinne Hayward, Miss
Withers and Miss Brigham.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Overton have re
turned to the city.
Mr.. j. N. Wood was in Augusta last
week.
Mr.. Noble Harlee is in the city, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ellis, Jr.
Mr. Hardee has been in Germany for the
past few years studying music.
Miss Maud Hayward entertained at a
duplicate whist party last Tuesday even
ing in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs George
Holmes, of Charleston. The prizes fell TO
Mrs I. G. Hunter and MIR. }. f. Cam.
Miss Sallie McAlpin has returned home
and is welcomed by her many friends in
the city. She has resumed her position
in kindergarten, which will continue
through the month of July.
Capt. Manigault entertained an outing
party at Pennyworth Island last Wednes-
day evening, in compliment to Miss Geor-
gia Belknap, of Louisville KY
Among the social events of the past
week, was the entertainment given
under the auspices of the Ladies
Hebrew Benevolent Association. After
the varied and elaborate pro-
gramme, the dancing began Owing to the
illness of Miss Dollie Dub, who had ex-
pected to sing, Miss Florence Colding
kindly filled her place with a most pleas
ing selection well rendered. Miss SeIig
reclted Salvador by request, and was en-
4 Enthusiastically encored, responding with
elocution and grace won for her many ad-
+ mlfers as she well deserve
"a Danclng was the finishing fea-
/, ture of an interesting entertainment.
The young ladies of the association have
every reason to be pleased with the re-
& suit of the entertainment.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Haiman and children. of
Atlanta, are the guests of MIR. and Mrs
/. j. Haas on CASTOR street
The Cinderella Club held its next-to-th
last meeting last Friday evening. The
s ladies prize was won by Miss Emma
Ingram, the gentleman's prize was won
by Mr.. A. H. Scales. The other guests,
besides the members of the club, We're:
Miss Clarke, of New York. Miss Laurie
Hill, Miss Florence McAlpin, Miss Ida
May, Misses Johnston, MIR. j. S. Schley.
IS Mr.. John Morris, Mr. King Mr. John
deSaussure, MIR. H. w. johnson, Mr.. A.
D. Johnston, G. G. Anderson, Jr., Mr.. E.
z. Haskell, Mr.. Henry Parsons, Mr. w.
y. wade, Mr.. Hartman, of New York,
Mr. }: f. Nicely, Mr.. Bugg and MIR. w. T.
Hopkins
Mrs. c, o. Haines is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G. d. Owens
Mrs. J. r. Lamar and Mrs. Hattie
Gould Jeffries, of Augusta. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Gordon, on Aber-
corn street.
An entertainment for the benefit of st.
Johns Sunday school is among the week S
attractions. Many of Sayannah's sweet
est voices Will be heard in chorus
and in solos, and a very f0ll
and interesting programme is made
up for the occasion, as follows
Music by the mandolin club, composed
of five members, Mr.. Charles Wake
man, Mr. Frank Pappy, Mr.. NJ
Pappy, Mr. Clifford Roland and Mr. Ed
die Conner. Solo by Mr.. Claud Gerai
deau; comic operatta, "A Dress Re
hearsal, Miss Alice Bates. Miss Georgia
Howard, Miss Annie Vim, Miss Garnet
Launey, Miss Gerald Carruthers. MIS-:
Nellie Wakeman, Miss Jennie May M ISIS
+. Launey Miss Marie Lesesene Miss Lii
Dykes, Miss Gazelle Launey. Miss
Beatrice LauneY and Mr.. Harry Butler
DR.. and Mrs. c. n. Brandt entertained
last Wednesday evening at cards, in com
pllment to Miss Baker, of New Orleans
The Colonial Danes held their semi
annual meeting last Thursday afternoon
at the residence of the president, Mrs
w. w. Gordon, on Abercorn street Mrs
). X. Lamar and Mrs Hattie Gould JEFF
Ntries, of Augusta, came down TO attend
the meeting.
Miss Julia Nicely and Miss Mary Clarke
leave this week for New York
Miss Bessie Mills left last Friday fol-
Griffin.
Mrs. L. f. WEIGH, Of Albany, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Withers.
Mr. and Mrs w r. Mcintyre are at
NARROW.
Bishop Nelson's note to Mrs Weed con
tanned congratulations to the manage