The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-28

/ of her subject, and presents the valuable
material of her lectures in the most at
/ tractive manner. She has Travelled
abroad, and has made collections of pic
/ lures. facts and impressions, that she
uses to the best advantage. Personally
she is attractive, and rapidly takes hold
! of heraudience and keeps them thoroughly
interested. She will be in the city under
the auspices of the Bishop Beckwith
Parochial Society of Christ church.
Miss Florence McAlpin is visiting
friends In Augusta.
Miss Whitehead leaves this week for
! Charleston to visit Mr. and Mrs. John
| Simons.
Miss Mai Owen entertained at cards
| last Wednesday afternoon, and the rooms
| were lovely with smilax and cut flowers
| Many guests were present, among them
| Miss Venable, of Virginia; Miss Halliday
of Boston; Miss Potter, of New York /;
! Miss Cohen, of Augusta. The first prize,
a cut glass and silver vinaigrette, was won
| by Miss Maud Hayward. The second
| prize silver bon-bon spoon, was won by
Miss Penie Lamar.
Miss Ruthie Stewart entertained the
| Cinderella Card Club last Wednesday
evening The game played was hearts
and the ladies' prize was won by Miss
Emma Ingram, and the gentleman's
pAlNI Wdb WOn ny LII NGltn. btSlutS
the members of the club there were pres
ent Miss Potter, of New York, Miss
Maud Thomas, Miss Lima Woodbridge,
, Miss Page Wilder, Miss jamie Cunning
ham, MIR and Mrs. Murray Stewart, Mr.
Houston Thomas, Mr. w. r. Leaken, MIR
Trenholm Hopkins, MIR. w. B. Hartridge
DR.. Phillips, Mr.. j. d. Carswell, Mr.
H. w. Johnson, Mr. S. ID Ravenel, Mr.
Crate Myers, MIR w. II. Schley. Mr.. j. F.
Cam, Mr.. Stuart Hincks, DIR. WEIGH.
Mr.. John Kirby, of Brunswick, was in
the city last week, and was welcomed by
his many friends.
Miss Poullain, of Madison, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Ander-
son, on Charlton street, returned home
last week
Mrs. ]. F. B. Beckwith entertained at
I luncheon last Friday, and the table was
| lovely with violets ard lilac accessories
The guests. were Mrs. j. J. Wilder, Mrs
! Rauers, Mrs. T. NJ Cunningham, Mrs. T.
! S. Wayne, Mrs. F. G. duBignon, Mrs. c.
A. Shearson, Miss Bancroft, Mrs. War
! field, Miss Beckwith
Invitations are out for the 18th annual
ball of the st. Valentine Society, at the
hall of the society, Tuesday evening, Feb
| 8, at o'clock, Augusta. The St Valen-
| tine ball is largely attended by guests
| from other southern cities, and the ball is
| Oue u btle lilOSb pOpuldI anu DFlllldnJ OF
| Augustus social entertainments. Savan-
nah is always represented, and some sub
| stantial and lifelong romances have be-
| gun at those balls. which have endured
the reverses of time.
Miss Page Wilder leaves tomorrow for
| Brunswick TO attend the Aiken-King
wedding
Mrs. j. L. Sill entertained at high tea
| Friday afternoon from to O'Clock. She
was assisted in receiving by Mrs James
| Earle and Miss Bessie Woods.
Mr. and Mrs Edward w. Lowe, of Bay
/ Ridge, New York. are in the city for a
| few days, and are the guests of Col.
| George A. Mercer.
The musical festival that will be held
in Savannah in February promises to be
| an event of unusual interest to the must
| cal portion of the city. Dr. Palmer, the
| director, understands com petely the
management of a large chorus; he also
composes and selects music of a most
pleasing character and his musical festi-
| val last year was thoroughly enjoyed by
all the fortunate ones who heard the re-
suit of his training. There are many
sweet voices and some few fine musicians
in the city, but only a few. Some must
clans here could compete with any, and
the material is good, but the appreciation
is not equal to the merits. A stranger
| pdSbllAS luEOuku buG Guy ubdEu one
soprano voice, which is favorite, and
was enthusiastic about it and unlimited
in his admiration.
Miss May Weichselbaum entertained
most charmingly at the tea on Thursday
afternoon in compliment to her guest
Miss Brady, of Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Hecht have issued in
/ vitations to an entertainment in compl-
ment TO their daughter, Miss Hattie
| Haaht az do,
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nisbet entertained
last Friday with dancing. Their lovely
homeis always attractive. and the guests
are welcomed with cordiality
Miss Annie Brooman has returned home
after an extended visit to Forsyth and
Atlanta.
Miss Lille May, daughter of Dr. A. B.
Lanier, of Oliver, Ga, is visiting her
1 aunt, Mrs. Jennie +. Lanier, at No. 10
Tattnall street
The Ladies' Auxiliary to C. V. A. will
hold its second monthly meeting at
Knights of Phythias hall, Monday Jan
%, at o'clock.
Mrs. A. Red and Miss Minnie Red. Of
| Milwaukee, Wis, are visiting Mrs. j. Col
at, l09 Jones street.
Mr. and Mrs John Brown, Of Elmira,
| N. Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. $.
/ Harrison.
Miss Fannie Lilienthal of Palatka, is
visiting Miss Rosa Lilientnal.
Mrs. T. c. Battey entertained last
evening.
| Invitations are out to a card party given
| by Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bryan, next We'd
nesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hirsch, of At
lanta, are visiting their daughter, Mrs A.
L. Well
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Furber entertained
at cards last Wednesday evening at a
progressive whist party Miss Maggie
Conner won the first prize and Miss An
ME Savarese the second; the gentleman's
prize was won by Mr.. p. Brennan
MIR and Mrs. 7. p Ravenel entertained
few friends Friday evening with an