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

for the benefit of the poor of the city,
and was very successful. Everything was
made as attractive possible for the
occasion. Rosenfeld furnished the music,
and during the evening the ladies served
refreshments.
one of the most delightful entertain
ments of the week was a supper party
given by Miss Elise Rauers on Wsdnes-
day evening. The table was decorated
ribbon. The guests were: Miss Annie
Lyman. Miss Helen Marshall, Miss Sallie
Haskell, Miss Elise Haskell, Miss Lima
Woodbridge, Mr.. A. b. Elliott, Mr.. Ham
William Butler, Mr. Edward Mercer and
Mr. James McAlpin. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Malloch gave a
dinner on Wednesday evening. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs Edward Karow, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Ellington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright Hunter. Miss Margaret stiles and
Mr. James Barnard.
Miss Caro- duBignon also gave a dinner
on Wednesday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Chandler. Besides Miss
Chandler and the Misses duBignon the
Miss Florence Nisbet. Miss Lima Walter,
Mr. Raymond Butler, Mr.. A. G.. Guer-
ard, Mr. Edward s. Elliott, DR.. 7. p.
Waring, Mr.. Jack Kinzie and Mr.. Gordon
Harrison
The Married Women's Club spent de-
lightful afternoon at Mrs. w. g. Nor
relrs on Thursday. The game played was
euchre, and the prizes, chocolate service
and a photograph fearne, We're won by
Miss Hoist and Mrs. Anderson Carmichael,
neither of whom is a member of the club.
The members present were: Mrs. II. u.
stephens, Mrs. A. ID. Hull, Mrs. w. r.
Leaken, Mrs. G. b. Malone, Mrs. II. G.
Battey, Mrs. B. +. Burdel. Mrs. Young
Mcintyre, Mrs. John Screven. Jr., Mrs.
r. Rogers. and Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Mrs.
Wallace Howard, Mrs. Louis Malone Mrs.
c. p. Ravenel, Mrs. Anderson Carmichael,
Mrs. Wright Hunter and Miss Hoist were
the other guests.
Miss Mildred Cunningham gave a party
last Thursday afternoon for some of her
little girl friends. The guests were the
cie Woods Julia Hunter. Helen Blum,
Gladys Fish. Minna Mackall. Elizabeth
Malone, Belle Battey, Sarah cunningham.
Bessie Shotter Eleanor Shotter Mary
Shotter and Sally Carmichael.
Miss Irene Withers entertained with a
card party on Thursday evening. Five
handed euchre was the game played. The
first prize for the ladies, a Dresden china
picture frame, was won by Miss Daisy
Bryan and Mrs. Rogers won the second,
a pair of silver scissors. The first prize
for the men, silver match box, was won
by Mr.. r. c. Harrison, and Mr.. John
Morris won the second. a silver pencil hol-
der. Miss Withers guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs w. w. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID.
Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Leaken,
Miss Corinne Hayward, Miss Floride Banks,
Miss Huger. Miss Lima Huger, Miss Nelly
Baldwin, Miss Ionic Guefard, Miss Kate
Guerard Miss duBignon Miss Nan du-
Bignon. Miss Chandler, Miss Florence
Nisbet Miss Helen Marshall, Miss Maggie
Gardner Miss Scotia Walter, Miss Daisy
Bryan. Miss Kathleen Hunter; Messrs.
r. c. Harrison, John Norris r. NJ. But
Ter, Jr., \. B. Johnston, Edward Mercer
William Butler Z. O. Watkins, H. d.
TWitty II. A. Crane, Jr., c. G. Anderson,
H. H. Bruen, c. J. Hunter, f. S. Elliott
and several others.
Capt. o. NJ Carter entertained delight
fully on board the Angler on Friday in
compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Noble of
New York. The party left the city at
Il and made a run to Blunton, re-
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Noble. Mrs.
T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr., Miss Maud Thorn
as, Miss Annie Conner Miss Nan scIr,e sy1
bridge Miss Helen Marshall Miss Flor
ence Nisbet, Miss Nan duBignon Miss
Daisy Bryan and Miss Lima Walter.
The Whist Club met at Mrs. ]. f. B..
Beckwith's on Friday afternoon.
The Iawton Cadets are going to give a
large dance this week for the purpose of
raising money for uniforms and swords.
The Guards have given the use of their
armory for the evening, and the boys are
planning to have the best music and the
best supper possible. The young people
are looking forward with a great deal Of
pleasure 70 this entertainment, and ii
promises to be great success.
The first large tea of the season was
given on Friday afternoon by Mrs. James
II. Hunter and Mrs. George Cope in honor
of Mrs. Harris Cope. The reception
rooms We're adorned with palms and
smilaX and lit with pink shaded lamps.
In the dining room where the refresh
ments were served the table was decora-
ted with garlands of smilaX and a great
bowl of La France roses formed the cen
ter piece Mrs. Harris Copes gown of
pale blue brOcade was most becoming.
Mrs. James Hunter wore heavy gray faille
with a touch of turquoise-blue velvet,
and Mrs. George Cope's gown was of rose
cOlOred crepe de chine. The little girls,
who waited on the guests in the most eff
cient manner. were the Misses Julia Hun
ter, Anna Hunter. Hada Hunter. Reba
White. Nellie White, Merriam Dent. Jen-
ME Haines. Lima Agostini. Margaret
Charlton and Fannie Phillips Among
the many guests present We're Mrs. Mel
drim, Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Walter Charl-
ton, Mrs. Fleming duBignon Mrs II. d.
stephens, Mrs. W. r. Leaken, Mrs w
W. Rogers. Mrs. James Dent, Mrs. NAL
colin Macleen, Mrs Lucien Jones, Mrs.
Charles Malone, Mrs. Louis Malone, Mrs
Frank Battey. Mrs. Wright Hunter. Mrs.
Hardy, Mrs ShearsOn, Mrs. William
Henry Schley. Mrs w. II. Walker, Mrs.
John Screven, Mrs w w owens Mrs
j.. X. Corson. Mrs. Charles A. C;fbbes.
MIS-. Arthur Glbbes, Mrs. Cuyler Gordon,
Mrs. George COsens. Mrs. OVerton Mrs
Cooper Myers. Mrs H. Wiley johnson,
Mrs. finnio, Mrs. Carmichael. Mrs Ed
ward karow, Mrs. Pleasant Stovall. Mrs.
leorse Cam, Mrs. Young Mcintyre. Mrs.
i Gosens, the Misses owens Miss Hoist.
I Miss Lyman Hiss Mary whitehead Miss
/ .ina liHFer, Miss Lilly Anderson Mis-
Mary Jones' The Misses Haskell the
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