The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-29

( them. Evening dress and no hats are
/ requested. After the concert there will
/ be dancing
Mrs. Henry McAlpin and Miss Daisy
1 McAlpin left last week for New York.
Mr. Mac Bond, of Florida, was in the
city last week and was welcomed by his
many friends in Savannah.
Miss Annie Lyman entertained the Gin.
derella Club last Friday evening with
/ five handed euchre. La France roses and
ferns enhanced the beauty of the rooms,
and Miss Lyman, gowned in white and
lilac, was a most gracious hostess The
/ ladies prize, a Dresden china cup and
/ saucer, was won by Miss Leila Hill. The
gentlemen's prize, a silver sachel tag,
was won by Mr.. j. Ferris Cam. Others
r present. besides the members of the club.
were: Miss Meta Thomas, Miss Elizabeth
Haskell Miss Emma Bullock. Miss Mamie
! Clay, Miss Annie Conner Miss Lima Wood
| bridge, Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss
Belle Stiles, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Mer
, Ger, Jr.. Mr. aud Mrs G. A. l.. Cunning
ham, MIR. Hammond Read, Mr. w. T. Hop
kins, Mr. T. Lloyd Owens, Mr.. Julian
] Hartridge Mr.. G.. A Whitehead, Jr
/ Mr.. George M. Gadsden. Mr.. Godin Guer-
ard, Mr.. A. l.. Alexander, Mr.. Lewis H.
/ Mercer, Mr.. J. w. Owens, Mr. Thomas
Hunter, Mr.. II. w. Johnson, MIR. Muir
ray Screven.
A collection was taken up last Thurs
/ day at the gates of Laurel Grove Gene
terry, for the expenses of the soldiers
graves: about 1000 persons passed
through the gates and the amount taken
in was S32.46.
Miss Georgia Belknap, of Louisville,
/ KY, is the guest of the Misses Johnston,
on Charlton street.
/ Miss Lucy Barrow, of Athens, was the
! guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Pope Barrow last
week
Miss Hattie Hull, of Meldrim, is the
/ guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Hull, on
+ Gwinnett street.
! Mrs. II. H. McAllister returned home
last week from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Hazel Hayward, at Lucknow" in South
Carolina.
Mr. William Rowland, of Vienna, Aus
tria, who has been in the city several
weeks, leaves this week Mr. Rowland
has made many friends during his short
stay in the city. He is making tour of
e, the world, and has already visited many
places of interest, among which he places
Savannah as one of the most interesting
and attractive.
a very interesting programme is made
up for the entertainment to be given next
! Thursday evening at the Masonic Hall
| under the management of the Young
Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society
| There will be recitatiOns, fancy dancing
music, both ms .rumental and vocal
Afterwards Cobb's band will furnish
music for dancing.
DR.. Corson entertained at a fish supper
at Mrs. lannon's at Thunderbolt last
! Tuesday evening. DR. and Mrs c. n
Brandt chaperoned the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Douglass gave a
charming entertainment at the club
| house at Thunderbolt to Mr. and Mrs W
Il. Mcintyre Thursday night. There was
a large number of young people present,
and the occasion was a most enjoyable
| one.
Mr.. and Mrs James S. Wood enter
tanned charmingly at cards Friday eve
| ming. Their beautiful home on Whitaker
street, opposite the Park extension, was
tastetully decorated with red roses and
bamboo. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
! +. A. Stoval, Mr. and Mrs Horace
Crane, Miss Ruthie Stewart Miss Irene
Withers, Miss Laurie Harris, Miss Gard
ner, Miss Goodwin, Miss Bussey and Miss
Olmstead, Mr. William r. Leakeu MIR
+. ;. Mercer, DR.. l.. e. Welch, Mr. Carl
ton Champion, Mr.. A. s. Hanes Mr..
John Morris, Mr.. John r. Young, Mr.. A.
G. Wright, Mr.. II. H. Thomas and Mr. E
:. Elliott. The entertainment was given
to Miss Harris, Miss Withers and Miss
Gardner. The first prize at four-handed
euchre was won by Miss Bussey, the sec.
mems prize was won by Mr.. John Morris
and the second by MIR a. S. Haines. A
delightful supper was served atmidnight
and the event was one to be remembered
by all with great pleasure.
, Mrs. Cleckly, of Augusta, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beverly Haber
; sham
Mrs. Raphael Semmes, of Atlanta, i.
the guest OF Capt. and Mrs John Elan
E merry.
Little Misses Rosa Coates and Carrie
: Bohrman were the recipients of much
applause and many floral tributes fol
; their graceful dancing in the Kirmess
and Master Eberstein was indispensable
in his stately miuuet steps.
Miss Jessie Reynolds, of Marietta wht
has been the guest of. the Misses Shell
man, has returned home.
J The financial success of the Kirmess i!
, the source of great satisfaction to tho
managers, and also TO the participants
? who so cheerfully repeated it and whit
, did much to make it success by theil
= prompt attendance at rehearsals anC
, contributing their own costumes. TIL,
state at large has noticed the success o
the Kirmess, both from an artistic anG
. financial standpoint. A letter from
Bishop Nelson, of Georgia. to Mrs. j. ID
, Weed, heartily cougratulates the lad,
, managers on the successful result of thei
, undertaking. which has so increased TIN
finances of the Episcopal Orphan Home
Mrs. James Farie entertained at lunch
con last Thursday in compliment tos Mis-
Isabel Castleman, of Atlanta.
> Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Mcintyre have re
d turned to the city and are at the DE Soto
Miss Clara b. Solomons, of Charleston
has returned home after a visit to her un
Gle, Mr.. Joseph Solomons.
Mr.. S. II. Eckman and Miss Ruth Eek
man, of New York, are the guests Of Mr.
p ana Mrs. Abram Vetsburg
, Rev. and Mrs. Pratt Quarterman. o
Quincy, Fla, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
S. p. Quarterman.
} Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson enter
Z tanned last Thursday evening in compIi
/ meut to their guest, Miss Susie Gadsden
b of Chicago. The guests were; Miss With
ers, Miss COrinne Hayward Miss Stell,
! West, Miss Meta Hayward, Miss Filler
, Falligant, Miss Guerard, Miss Chisholm