The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

Although there were few large enter
tainments last week. society people were
very much occupied with a number of
small affairs, such as card parties, din
ners and teas.
The first ladies' evening at the IIussars'
armory last Monday night. despite the in
clement weather was brilliant and sue
cossful affair from every standpoint. The
members of the troop entertained about
seventy-five guests, and a most delight
full evening was spent. A musical pro-
gramme by prominent local musicians
was one Of the most attractive and in
teresting features. 1t comprised cor
net solo by Mr.. Gus Kayton the bugler
of the troop; songs by Mrs. Finnie, Mrs.
May Silva and Mr.. W. +. Blois, a violin
solo by MIR. Won Linstrom and a piano
solo by Miss Emma Coburn. Miss COburn
played the accomplishments for all the Sc
lections. After this, refreshments were
served, and at about 10 O'Clock there was
a rife contest in the troops shooting room
in which the ladies shot for prizes at small
bulls-eyes with a 22-calibre Winchester
rife. The first prize. silver card case,
was won by Mrs. c. A. Gibbes, and the
second prize, a silver penhoder, by Ms.
c. S. Richmond. The ladies INDUCED in
ing. During the evening a colored quar-
tette played lively selections in the gar
den, the armory was brilliantly lighted.
japanese lanterns, with bright electric
lights, hung around the piazza, the mem
bers of the troop appeared in full dress
uniform, and everything possible was ar
ranged to add to the brightness ana pleas
ure of the occasion. The matrons were
Mrs. W w. Gordon, Mrs. Leila Haber-
sham. Mrs. Lewis Lippman, Mrs. IL II.
Remshart Mrs. Z. J. Thomas AID Mrs.
j. c. Postell. This delightful encortain-
nent will be repeated in January. Among
these present Were Mrs. Medium, Mrs.
w. w. Gordon, Jr, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs
Robert Anderson, Mrs. Charles a. Gibbes
Mrs. Clifford Carleton, Miss Lima Wood
bridge, Miss Nelly Baldwin, Miss Jennie
Sullivan, Miss Huger, Miss Emily Hill,
Miss duBignon, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss
Meta Thomas, Miss Annie Lyman, MISS
Chandler, Miss Hattie Colquitt the
Misses Haskell and many others.
Among the dinner parties was a charm
ing one given by Capt O. NJ. Garter TO
Gen. Miles, who was IN the city for a day
or two on his way to Florida. The table
was decorated with La France roses and
maidenhalr fern. The guests We're Gen.
and Mrs. Nelson A. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs
My6org of Cincinnati, Col. and Mrs w.
Annie Lyman and Capt. Frank AIlchlier
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mackal gave a
dinner party on Monday evening to Mr.
and Mrs Williams Of Richmond. The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs G Shear
son, Mr., and Mrs. Walter Charlton, Miss
Lima Walter, and Mr.. Sybrandt.
The Cinderella Club opened with a de-
ngnI1ul meeting at Mrs; Wright Hunter s
on Iuesuay evening. Those present were
Miss Mary Whitehead, Miss Annie Conner,
Miss Lima Walter, Miss Emma Hopkins,
Miss Annie Lyman, Miss Elizabeth Has
kell, Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss Leila
Hill, Miss Elise Huger, Miss Maude Hey
ward, Mrs. Battey, Mrs. Louis Malone,
Mr lG In al
Mr.. b. Il. Finney, MI Edward Mercer,
Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins, Mr. Brown, Mir.
James McAlpin, Jri Mr. John Morris, Mr..
Johnston and Mr.. George Freeman. Mrs.
Malone won a silver shoe horn, and Mr..
Hopkins a pair of silver cuff buttons.
Miss Walter and Mr.. Finney were the
winners OF the BOBBY prizes.
On Tuesday evening the Misses Haskell
entertained with a supper party. The
Rauers, Miss Elise Haskell. Mir. Moragne
Fleming, Mr.. Arthur b. Elliott, Mr. joe
Taylor. Mr.. Edward Haskell and Mr.
Trenholm Hopkins.
An oyster roast was given al Thunder
bolt on Tuesday evening in compliment {
Miss Edith Solomon of St. Paul. Mimi
A barbeCued supper was enjoyed and Z
most delightful evening spent The party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Solo
mon, Mr.. ana Mrs. A. Berg, Mrs. Perry
Solomon, Mrs. Emil Newman, Mrs. Mas
krauss, Mrs. Bloomingdale Miss Dolly
Dub, Miss Eta Lippman, Miss Birdi,
hulman, Miss Nina kulman, Mis-.
Blanche Mohr, Miss Sadie Traub
Miss Blanche Belsinger, Miss Beu
lah Hexter, Miss Gertrude Sonnes
born, Mr.. Arthur Solomon, Mr. n Scion
Mr.. Jake Gazan, Mr.. Julian Hexter Mr.
Q. S. Kulman, Mr.. ]. Kulman, Mr.. G
Fox, Mr.. E. NJ. Letter, Mr.. A. Eichberg
Mr. Gus Kayton, and Mr.. Edwin Frank
On Wednesday Mrs. James Dent com
plimented Mrs. Louis Malone with beau
tiful luncheon. The table was decorate,
with a charming arrangement of pinl
roses and ferns Mrs. Louis Malone Mrs
Charles Malone. Mrs. W. r. Leaken Mrs
T. NJ. Cunning ham, Jr. Mrs. T. r. Cor
son, Mrs. c. a. l. Cunningham, Mrs
y. Wiley johnson and Mrs. Henry Nc
Alpin were the guests.
The afternoon tea given by the Wnlin,
Workers on Wednesday was very pleas
ant and successful entertainment Th
rooms OF the Young Mems Hebrew As
ISOLATION, where the tea was held Wer
beautifully arranged for the occasion witt
tail palms and standing lamps. Delight
Iui refreshments We're served at small
tables and the ladies who waited al
the guests We're. Mrs Roth Mira N
sui Mth- r. LoWcnthal and Mrs. Joseph
T+noub tnose present were. Mrs Emi
NeWman, Mrs. BloominRdale Mrs a
rihtt MIS-. }. Fersf. Mrs $ FinefoIr
PIE y, Adler Mrs. Lee Roy Myers Mr4
4seMh l.ippman, Mrs Gutmam Mrs 81
49,, ellss Helen Smith. Miss Fnele
h @ltmhyfr and many others
me kings Daughters. Circle no 2
III Nahce on The evening of ne IffI
t9nsel halL The entertainment IA