The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-10

vited guests, but also of the performers
themselves. The Dramatic Club is com
posed of six young ladies' and six young
gentlemen. from among whom is selected
the cast for performance to be pro
duced The cast for Friday nights per
Torrance was as follows Sarah Tibos,
maid-ofall. work, Miss Albert Hull Mrs
Nioggridge. a sympathetic mamma, Miss
Eliza Chish0lm Aramiuta, the ad-
mired and admirer of Harry. Miss
Emma HuEer; sam Sloeleaf Sarah's
Young man. Mr.. Tyrol Morgan:
Mr. Nogpridge. the Jealous husband, Mr.
Paul I, Haskell, il: Harry ielding. a
rather fast young man, Mr.. Henry Purse
From beginning to end the play went
through with a smoothness and activity
entirely foreign TO most amateur nerfor
mances and every performer seemed to
throw his or her whole spirit into the
part impersOuatcd. 1t would be imIOs-
sible to attempt to select any one individ-
ual of the cast as the best. The greatest
compliment paid the performers by the
audience was the uEiJ ersal opinion that
the performance was too short. An eff
fort is being made TO repeat tine entertain
ment Oh next Wednesday evening Tor the
benefit of band of Kings daughters
and Mrs Joseph Hull has Oaered her house
again TO the Dramatic Club for the repe-
titiOn. The OBJ. ect of the club. however, is
not for purposes of this sort, but solely
and entirely for the pleasure of the mem
bers, each of whom is allowed to invite
a few guests to the entertainment Re
freshments were served after the per-
torrance of Friday evening and dancing
finished up the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. John L. Hardee leaves to-day Tor
New York.
Mrs. NAPLES left yesterday for St. Jo-
seph, Miss
Mr.. John Nisbet, Jr., left yesterday for
ST. Louis.
Miss Sallie Haskell is expected home
this week from Athens, where she has
been at school.
Miss Alys Moran. of Charleston, who is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs L. l.. Gibson
was complimented with an outing party
TO Wilmington Island yesterday after
noon, on the STEINER Flora, and supper
at the Windermerc Club. Those in The
party We're Nh. and Mrs. L. l.. Gibson
Miss Alys Moran. Miss Ward, Miss
| Hodges, Miss Crawford, Miss Richmond
Mr.. II. Blum Mr.. A. j. Merkle, Mr.. VIII
liam baltimore and Mr. h. d. baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. p w Redmond accom-
panied by their neice Miss Josie Brennan,
left yesterday Tor Macon, Ga, To be pres
ent at the marriage of Mr.. NJ Redmond,
Of that city, which takes place Monday
morning,
Mr. w w. Williamson entertained at a
/ supper party at Greenwich on Tuesday
evening, in compliment to Miss Katherine
Stiles. Others present We're: Mrs. w.
| II. Daniel Miss Julia Owens, Miss Maud
Thomas, Mr.. j. S. Schley and Mr., r. l..
Mercer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Karow and
family will leave next Thursday for Cape
Cod Mass.
Miss Nollie Jones has returned from
Converse college, where she has been at
+ tending school.
Miss Nora WyllY has returned home for
the summer vacation.
Mrs. Max Wolf and Miss Nellie Wolff
are in Columbus
Mrs i. G. Thomas Will leave next week
for ClarkesFille to spend the summer.
Mrs. f. +. NeufYille left last Tuesday
for Middletown, Conn.
Mrs. J. F. Gilmer will spend the sum
mer at her residence in Clarkes vile.
Miss Edith Warheld left yesterday for
| Baltimore,
Miss Emmie Jaudou has returned from
a visit to Miss Stone at Wilmington
Island.
Mn and Mrs L. Lilienthal have re-
turned from Suwannee Springs.
Miss Mamie Bogart has returned from
a visit 10 Mrs. Robert Walthour. of
Walthogrville
Mrs. Dora Rawls has returned from a
visit to North Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. C. Cunningham left
yesterday for New York.
Mrs. j. B. West and family will sum
mer at Montgomery
Miss Daisy Brandt and Mr.. Charles
Butler Mills will be married at Has ,incs
on-the-Hudson, on Tuesday, June 26.
Mrs. NJ. e. Bell will spend the summer
at Bayonne, n j.
Mrs. l. NJ. Warfeld leaves to-day for
Baltimore
Miss Smith, of Thomasyilc. who was
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Wylly. has re-
turned home