The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-22

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| prospect of the ball, and there will be a
stage in the end of the hall, where there
| will be Kirmess tableaux and other at
fractions for the uon-participants and
| spectators.
The Misses Johnston entertained at
| luncheon last Thursday in compliment to
Miss Mary Clarke, of New York.
Mrs. L, NJ. LeHardy is visiting in Au-
| gusta, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Miller, on the Hill.
Miss Resale Browne, of Boston, Ga. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. 2. Carr, at
| their residence on Waldburg street.
Miss Maggie Estiu is visiting in
Charleston, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| Mcdowell Wragg, and is the recipient of
much attention in the city by the sea.
Miss Annie CO .ler entertained last
| Thursday afternoon with a tug party
leaving at o'clock and returning al r.
| Supper was served at Green witch, after
which there was dancing. The guests
We're: Miss Maude Haywood, Miss Ruthie
! Stewart, Miss Sumner, of Detroit, Mich
Miss Mamie Nisbet, Miss Grace Barnard,
Miss Annie Lyman, Miss Jessie Chisholm
Miss Ionic Guerard, Miss Gertrude Weed
Miss Aiargie Weed, Miss Emma Hopkins
MIR. George NJ. Gadsden, Mr.. Julian Hart
ridge, Mr.. w. T. Hopkins, MIR. Robert
Ellington, Mr.. Raymond Butler. Mr.
Newell West, Mr.. J. +. Cam, Mr. Jack
Nisbet and others.
Miss Margaret Stiles leaves this week
for Brunswick.
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Haas have returned
home after visit of three weeks in New
York.
Mr.. NJ. Y. Mcintyre entertertained at
fish supper at Thunderboltl last Thursday.
IN compliment to Miss Mary Clarke, of
/ New York.
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DR.. William Duncan entertained last
+ Thursday with an afternoon picnic at
/ ''Pennyworth" island.
Miss Alice Connerat entertained last
! thursday with a supper and dance at the
yacht club at Ihunderbolt. The guests
/ went out on private car. and the occa.
sion was one of pleasure TO all
DR.. and Mrs. E. n. Brandt, Of New
. York, who have been the guests of Dr.
and Mrs. G. n. Brandt, returned last
! Tuesday to their home on the Hudson.
Mr.. ]. J. Carr returned to Emory Col
/ lege, Oxford, Ga, last night, after visit
to his parents in the city.
Harrydele Hallmark, the gifted young
woman from Georgia, who is growing
famous in New York by her gifted pen.
has an article in "Once a Week" on the
| development of southern talent, in which
| she speaks of Miss kirkland in a very
complimentary manner.
Miss Elise Huger leaves this week for
Charleston, where she viii be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs Julian Mitchell
| At the annual meeting cot the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Confederate Veterans
Association, the following officers were
| elected Mrs. G. w Lamar. president;
Mrs. }. B. Withers, vice president; Miss
Mary Appleton, second vice president;
Mrs. j. c. Cornell, treasurer; Mrs. L. H.
! halnes, secretary. A very appro-
! pirate and beautiful design for
! decorating the confederate monument in
| the park extension, on memorial day, has
| been accepted; it was designed by Mr.
/ w. A. Broom. A cordial invitation to all
| interested in the work are requested to
| meet at the rooms of the First Georgia
! regiment annex, on Ahercorn street at
! $3.50 O'Clock a. m, on April % and of the
! 700 soldiers graves in Laurel Grove ceme-
| terry it is hoped that each one will be ap-
| propriately decorated as a tribute of re-
/ spect and appreciation of the noble dead
Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Shearson left YES
terday for New York.
Miss Elise Haskell, of Atlanta, will be
! in the city this week. the guest of MIR.
/ and Mrs Lewis w. Haskell
Mrs. f, p. Haldeman leaves tomorrow
| for Toledo, o.
Mrs. W. w. Gordon has returned from
the north.
Miss Dolly Dub has, as her guest, Miss
Waxelbaum, a very lovely young lady of
Macon.
Mrs. A. r. Lawtou entertained at after
| noon tea last Friday in compliment to
| Miss Virginia Cunningham and her guest
Miss Alice Denning, of Utica, N. Y.
| Among those present were Miss Gordon.
Miss Margie Weed, Miss Gertrude Weed
Miss Elizabeth Haskell Miss Emma
/ Hopkins, Miss Elise Huger
Miss Florence McAlpin, Miss Jessie CHS
holm, Miss Ionic GUerard, Miss Lucy
Huger, Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss
Lille Anderson, Miss Katherine Stiles,
Miss Sadie Anderson, Miss Page Wilder,
( Miss Meta Thomas, Miss Grace Barnard,
Miss Annie Conner, Miss jamie Cunning
/ ham, Miss Annie Lyman, Mrs. w. w
Gordon, Jr, aud Mrs. c. A. l.. Cunning
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hudson enter-
tanned at a fish supper last Wednesday
evening at Thunderbolt
At the Carr-Browne wedding, which
was one of the prettiest of the week, the
bridesmaids were each presented a gold
pin by the bride.
a lectureon the French Revolution will
/ be the attraction on next Saturday even
ing at the Guards Hall at S15. The lee
ture will be delivered by Miss Jenkins,
! who is already a favOrite in Savannah.
She will lecture under the auspices OF
the Bishop Beckwith Aid Society.
Mrs. e. G. Weed who has been the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. j. ID, Weed, re-
turned to her home in ST. Augustine last
/! week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAlpin will en-
terrain next Tuesday afternoon from to
at the Hermitage" and bus parties
are forming for the occasion.
! Miss Pauline Kulman is visiting in
I Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Lippman have
returned from New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Meinhard left yes
terday for their home in New York
Mrs. Z. T. Chapeau, entertained last
! Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs George Cbear, Of Atlanta, IS the
! guest Of MIR. and Mrs. j. A. G. Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Minis leave this
week for Europe.
Miss Dollie Briggs will arrive from
| Naldosta this week, and will be the
guest Of Miss Susie Jaudon.