The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-11


J. Charlton, Mr. and Mrs T. NJ. Cunning
ham, Mrs c. NJ. Cunningham. Mrs +. G.
duBignon. and others.
/ Miss Hattie Saussy is spending a week
with relatives in North Georgia
/ Miss Marie Whe!ess returned TO her
home in augusta last week
Miss Mona Bivins, of Milledgeville, who
I has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. =.
! Walker, returned home last week
Mr. and Mrs. Max Guggenhemer, of
! Lynchburg, Va. and daughter Cecile are
/ guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lipp-
man.
Miss Minnie Morris, of Athens, is the
| guest of Miss Seward on Jones street,
/ Miss Marie Habersham entertained last
/ Wednesday morning a few friends. Those
/ present were Miss Meta Harden Miss
| Irene Withers, Miss Mary Joe Stiles. Miss
| Belle Drummer, Miss Margaret Gardner
and Miss Marie Owens
Mrs d. r. Thomas and Mrs. S. p.
Hamilton are at Suwannee Springs, Fla
DR. and Mrs G. H. Stone entertained
at luncheon at Thundeabot last Friday
morning Among the guests were Miss
Barden, of Charleston, Miss Hattie
Saussy, Miss Cadda Stone Mrs. Charles
Saussy and others
Lieut.. J. E. Derry Of the revenue
GuItcE DOuJWtll has Ue6u uebdCNeu 10 the
Pacific side and leaves tomorrow for
Baltimore, where he Will remain few
days before going on to the west. Lieut.
Boutwell, has made a host of friends i'm
the city, and much regret is expressed at
his departure.
Mrs. Charles s. Ellis entertained at
her lovely home last Friday at an after
noon tea. The three rooms were lovely
in delicate shades Of pink, liclac and vel
lou q #NNs 4
striking and original In the first room.
pink roses, and ferns We're in
profusion, aud the young ladies assisting
were gowned in pink of the same shade.
The next room was IL yellow and the Jon
quils and smiaX reigned supreme, and
the yellow gowns fitted aUout in grace
full manner In the third room violets,
hyacinths, and maidenhair ferns were
| the prominent COlOrs. Mrs. Ellis was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Frank George,
Mrs. Armand Palmer, Mrs. w. b. Still
well, Misses Jandon and Miss Pearl
Goodwin.
Mr.. John Richard Johnson arrived Fri
! day from New York and is visiting his
family on Jones street
Mrs. Laurencelot Haynes is in Grifin
Ga.
Mrs L. Echlich, of Georgetown, S. C..
who was visiting in this city, has returned
home.
Mrs J. B. Graham came up from the
quarantine station last week, and was
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Brunner
Miss Gladys Girardean entertained last
Friday afternoon, the occasion being her
fifth birth day. AMONG the guests were:
Misses Maggie Thomson, Ethel Fretwell
jamie Shuptrine, Leila Gaillard, Annie
Lou Russell, Edna Shiyers, Inez Liedmau.
Stella Baily, / ouise bearing, Mary Bryan,
Rosalind Wood, Hattie Cohen, Annie
Simkins, Mollie Cohen, BERTHE Van
Kuren. Masters Robbie Farr, Claude
Girardeau, Joe Fretwell, Win Byther-
wood, L3mmie and Robert Cohen, George
Cornwell, Charlie Schley, Joe Coney,
Ashley BacOt ana others.
Miss Susie Buttolph, of Marietta, Ga.
was in the city last week on her way to
Walthouryille, and will remain a few
days in the city on her return home.
Miss Ida Boley has returned home after
spending five months with friends and
relatives
Miss Halliday, of Boston, who has
been guest Of Miss Barnard for a month
or more, lettlor Washington, ID. c.. yes
tordaN. where she will remain a week or
two before going to her home.