The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-22

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/ Miss Caro- duBignon left on Thursday
| evening to spend few days at the Atlanta
/ exposition
Mrs. W. W. Owens entertained the Mar
ried Women's Card Club on Friday after
| noon. Those present We're Mrs. H. ID.
I Stevens. Mrs. w. W Rogers, Mrs. Charles
/ r. Malone. Mrs. Lewis Malone, Mrs. Tracy
[ Hunter. Mrs T. J. Charlton, Mrs. James
I Dent. Mrs John Screven. Mrs. Anderson
| Carmichael, Mrs. Robert F. Burdeil, Mrs
| W. q. MOrrell. Mrs. Frank G.. Battey. Mrs.
! ". r. Leaken. Mrs James r. Hunter,
Mrs. George L. Cope. Jr.. Mrs. Young Nc
Intyre. Mrs Edward KarOw, Mrs j Muir
Lang, Mrs. Alec. Hull. Miss Mary Hoist
Mrs. ". W. Rogers won the nrst prize. a
/ cut glass atomizer, and the second was
beautiful maiden hair fern, which was
won by Mrs. Mcintyre.
Mr.. J. Ferris Cam returned from a visit
10 the north on Friday morning.
Miss Alice May Connerat has returned
10 Savannah, after an absence OF several
months spent in Virginia.
Miss Virginia Fraser Of Charleston. S.
c.. spent few days in Savannah last
week on her way home from the north.
Miss Fraser is the south Carolina repre-
sentative in the calendar OF southern
beauties that has just been issued by
Frederick Stokes q CO.
Miss Annie Conner. who is visiting IN
Atlanta. was complimentary on THURSDAY
afternoon by Miss Julia Hammond, with
a beautiful card party. Miss Conner re-
turns to Savannah on Saturday.
Miss Daisy Bryan entertained charm
ingiy on Friday evening with card party.
Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ma
lone. Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss Virginia
Cunningham, Miss Nelly Baldwin, Miss
4 Kathleen Hunter. Miss Irene Withers,
Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Sarah Mills.
Miss Elise Rsuers Miss Lima Walter.
Miss Scotia Walter. Miss Lima Huger,
Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Sallie Has
kell. Miss Hattie Colquitt, Miss Kate
Guerard, Messrs. Clarence Murphy, Louis
/ Mercer. Edward Mercer, G. j. Hunter,
Trenholm Hopkins. Clarence Anderson,
. Morris
| Myers William Butler, Albion d. John
stOn. Moragne Fleming, j d. Taylor I.
Lloyd Owens, Edward Haskell, r. o.
| watkins. Godin Guerard, Noble Hardee
and Jack Kinzie. Miss .Rauers won the
first prize, a silver picture frame; Miss
Hattie COlquitt, the second. a Dresden
! china pen. Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins won
| the first prize for the men. a silver knife,
and Mr.. William Butler, the second.
Mrs. c. S. Mitchell of New York ar
/ rived in the city Friday. to visit Mr.. and
| Mrs. +. A. Won Eberstein, on Gordon
/ block. After the holidays she win go to
/ Winter Park, Fla, to spend several
/ months.
/ On Thursday evening Miss Eta Lipp-
/ man entertained a number of her friends
very charmingly with an Evening in Ire
! land" The parlors and han were decor
ated appropriately with the flags of Ire
/ land and with masses of potted plants.
/ Several unique contests We're INDUCED in
! during the evening. In the first, a potato
count, the prize was won by Miss Nina
1 Kulman. In the tasting contest Miss
1 Solomon won the prize. Mrs. Samuel Elm
stein won the clover leaf prize, and also
a prize for the best irish joke Mr. Ed
/ win Frank won the gentlemens prize in
| the last contest Delicious refreshments
were served at II O'Clock, when the guests
were entertained by a chorus of darkey
voices.
Miss Josephine Weed. who is studying
/ at Radcliffe College, arrived in Savannah
/ last week to spend the Christmas holt
/ days.
Miss Lima Woodbridge is entertaining a
/ house party at Mrs. Charles Cunningham 5
place on the ogeechee for a
| the party are: Miss Annie Lyman.
! Miss Caro- duBignon, Miss Nan duBignon,
/ Walter chaperoned by Mrs. T. NJ. Cum
/ bingham, Jr.
Miss Elise Rauers gave a very charm
\ ing dinner party last evening. He r guests
were Mss Elise Huger, Miss Scotia Wal
| ter, Miss Daisy Bryan, Miss Sarah Mills,
| Miss Elizabeth Haskell and Miss Nan du-
Bignon, MIR. l.. Lloyd Owens, Mr.. r. c.
! Harrison, Mr.. j. ID. Tailor, Mr.. Moragne
| Fleming. MIR. Charlesworth Hunter MIR.
Gordin Guerard and Mr.. Trenholm Hop
kins.
Mr. Julian Hartridge left on Thursday
night for Atlanta. From there he will
go to Baltimore.
Mrs. Mamgault Morris of Baltimore
spent a few days at the De Soto last
week.
Miss Marie Summers of Augusta and
visiting Judge and Mrs. Harden at their
home on Gwinnett street.
Miss Frances Charlton. who attends the
Lucy Cobb Institute, returned home for
the holidays yesterday.
Miss Ella Donohue of New York, vino
has been visiting Mrs. H. 7. Wilson for
several weeks, will sail this morning on
the steamship Nacoochee. Miss Donodue'
many Savannah friends greatly regret hel
departure.
Miss Mary Wanye entertained some OF
her friends last evening with a small
dance. Those present were: Miss Carrie
Lon Meldrim, Miss Fannie Meldrim, Miss
Missile Hull Miss Mary Hops, Miss Julia
Hartridge, Miss Miriam Dent. Miss Jen-
ME Haines, Miss Reba White and Miss
Clifford Munnerlyn.
Mr.. John Carswell will spend Christmas
here as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs George
A. Whitehead.
Miss Floride Orr of Greenville, s. c., will
be the guest of Miss Lillian Hamilton this
week.
Mr.. Clarence S. Connerat, Jr., returned
to the city Friday from the University OF
Georgia. He will spend the Christmas hol.
idays with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Maxey of Bruins
wick were passengers on the City of Biz
mingham, which arrived from New York
on Tuesday, and were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles G. Bell on Huntingdon
street.
Miss Righton Habersham has returned
from school in Milledgevile, and is spend
ing the mondays with her parents, at s.
CASTOR street
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Jackson and their
son, Francis, have returned from a de-
lightful visit to Atlanta.
Mrs H. NJ. White and Miss Isabel
Dyer of Richmond, Tex, are visiting Mrs
c. A. Parsons, on Charlton street.
Miss Magnus Lowenthal left on Thurs
day for Atlanta, TO spend a few days al
the exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Fripp returned to
the city last week, and are at home al
No. 70 Second avenue. Mr.. and Mrs
ENripp spent several weeks in Northern
Georgia, on their bridal tour. visiting At.
lanta, Chattanooga and other points OF
interest
: Mrs Jacob Lippman returned from New
: York last week
Mrs Richard Robinson has received
the sad intelligence of the death of her
mother which occurred at Brooklyn or
Friday night.
Miss Bessie Semon, who was expected
last week to visit her cousin. Miss Eta
Lippman, was detained in Norfolk. va
and will arrive in Savannah on the nth
delightful birthday party was given