The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-15

many little boys and girls. grouped
around the playing fountain. With rugs,
swings. hammOcks, see-saws, ice cream
and cake, a Child's paradise was realized
by the happy throng last Wednesday.
| COrnucopias of candy, and handsome
i souvenirs were presented each child, and
| the fun of obtaining the
souvenirs was not the least part
of the afternoon entertainment.
A string was stretched across the lawn.
| from which was suspended an attractive
and inviting array OF souvenirs, and each
! little guest had a fair chance in choosing
| what pleased the most. The many
| presents given by his young friends was
| a substantial compliment to little Walter,
! who dignifiedly did the honOrs of host,
sitting in his little chair munching candy.
and the sunlight touching his golden
curls through the bower of flowers that
| surrounded him. The little guests were:
Misses Madeline Dub, Mildred Gugen-
| heimer. Belle Battey Miriam Herman.
/ Joy Solomon, Hannah Gerst, Louise
Grause, Dinah Smith, Mildred Enrich,
! Doris Lippmau, Selma Robinson Mar
| gerry Meyers, Eta Solomons, Frances
| Turner, Rita Well, Nanette Hexton, Hell
enc E'riedlein, Anita LaZaron, Mesdes
Adler, Gertha Lehman Gena Ferst, Mas
ters, Harry COwan, Milton Herman,
Henry Grause, Albert Rosenheim,
Frankie Frank Mamie Gutman, Harry
Oppenheimer, Gipson Turner, Moses
Ferst Garrard Newman, Morton Lang,
Harold Epstein Max Newberger, and
Garrard Adler.
Miss Maude D'Antignac entertained
last Thursday afternoon in charming
style. The rooms were lovely with cut
flowers, ferns and palms, and the piazzas
were enclosed, forming Irresistible twi-
light parors, suggestive of oriental lux
ury. The flowers and decorations, all OF
pink, gave rose hue, which was most
becoming to the fair guests. The gentle
men were included in the invitations, and
| the innovation proved a pleasing one.
Many guests were present, and We're most
gracefully received by the hostess, who
was assisted by Mrs. John Heard Hunter,
Miss Emma Ingram and Miss Mai Owen.
Miss Emma Hopkins entertained the
| Cinderella Club last Thursday evening at
! tive-handed euchre. The ladies' prize, a
silver nail file, fell to Miss Gertrude
/ Clarke, and the gentleman's prize hand
! painted picture frame, was won by Mr. j.
! +. Cam. Besides the members of the
club, those present were Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Nj. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs w l.. Will
son, MIR. and Mrs. w. w Gordon Jr..
Miss Jessie Anderson, of New York, Miss
Laura Lester, Miss Clarke, Miss Annie
Conner. Miss Florence McAlpin, Miss Vir-
ginia Cunningham, Mr.. II. W. Johnson,
Mr.. e. n. Hancock, MIR. NJ. b. Lane, Mr.
w. k. Leaken, Mr. Frederick Myers, Jr
Mr.. A. II. Scales, Mr.. Edwin McKethan.
Mr.. r. B. Butler, DR. Welsh, Mr.. John
Morris, Mr. r. Haskell, Mr.. j. e. Cam,
and Mr. w T. Hopkins
Mrs. Warning entertained last Thurs
DAY evening in compliment to
Miss Margie Weed, OF Florida
The animal game was played,
and the ladies' prize, q china pin trav
fell to Miss Elizabeth Haskell, and the
gentleman's prize, silver pencil. was
won by Mr. Mitchell King. Others pres
ent were: Miss Lucy Huger. of Charles
ton; Miss Jennie Johnston. Miss Gertrude
| Weed, Miss Kate Brigham Miss Elise
Huger, Miss Grace Barnard Mr. Quicken
field, of England; Mr.. Henry Parsons, of
New York; Mr.. William Gadsden, Mr..
W l. Clay, Mr.. A. d. Johnston, Mr.
Robert Ellington, Mr.. George Haskell
and Mr.. Edward Demere
Mrs. c. N. Brandt entertained al cards
last Friday in compliment to Mrs. T. r.
Brandt, of New York F'ive-handed
euchre was played, and the first prize.
| silver nail file, was won by Mrs. James H.
Hunter; the second prize, a silver satchel
marker. was won by Mrs. f. p. Halde-
man. The other guests were: Mrs. II.
ID. Stevens, Mrs. Alfred l.. Hartridge,
Mrs. I. G. Hunter, Mrs. +. V. Walker,
Mrs. w. W. Rogers, Mrs. w l.. Wilson,
Mrs. Huger Mrs. A E. Mills, Mrs. Il. A.
| Warning, Mrs. +. A. d. Hancock. Mrs
John H. Hunter, Mrs. Annie Waring. Mrs.
Brown, of Louisville, Ga, Mrs. w. q.
Morrel, Mrs. G. a. L. Cunningham, Miss
Ellis, Miss Johnston Miss Jennie John
ston, Miss Julie Owens, Miss Ruthie
Stewart, Miss Gertrude Clarke and Miss
Laurie Harriss.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Bryan entertained
last Friday evening in compliment to
their son Stein. Euchre was PLAYED. and
the ladies' prize a silver bow-knos pin,
was won by Miss Albert Hull; the gen
tleman prize, a silver knife, was won by
/ Mr.. George Walter The consolation
prizes, box of Huylers and pack of
cards, fell to Miss Eliza Chisholm and
Mr.. Pierre Hoist Others present were
| Miss Mary Haiues, Miss Frances Charlton.
Miss Edith Johnston. Miss Francis Wal
ter, Miss Mary duBignon, Miss Edith
| Warteld, Messrs John Stoddard, James
sullivan North Chisholm, Julian CHS
holm, Julian Schley Richard Charlton,
/ Iyrol Morgan, Harry Daniel, Lewis Has
kell and Savage LYMAN
The Misses Johnston entertained yes
terday in compliment to Or and Mrs. T..
n. Brandt, of New York, with an after
noon pi mic at Isle of Hope.
Savannah's two literary clubs have
gained III popularity and interest during
Lu6 pdSV winter. ana TINS recent lnnOVa-
tion in the cIty's record has been cor
daily received. Tho Shakespeare class
! is composed of ardent admirers aud stu
dents of the great dramatist The class
meets every Wednesday morning at the
residence of the president: and much
pleasure and information is gaining there
from. The saturday club also holds its
weekly meetings at the residence of the
president, and the three topics weekly
are discussed, and are the subject of re-
search by many outside of the club These
clubs are gained u strong foothold in the
city, and are of more limited and pri-
yate nature than the Hayne circle in
Augusta
Mr.. H. S, Turner entertained at house
warming last Tuesday evening at his new
residence on New Houston street. Pro
gressive whist was played, and there was
dancing to the strains of Cobb orchestra.
The prizes were won by Miss Jennie Ward
and Mr.. Charles W. Goodman. Among
Others present were Mrs W. = Strobhar,
Mrs. w. L. Grayson, Miss Birdie Smith of
Salisbury. n. c., Miss Emmie Mcintosh
OF brownsville, Ca, Miss Laura Cooper,