The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-10

Miss Brigham. Miss Kate Brigham MISS
Appleton. 3Iiss Alice C0nnerat. Miss
Bradley Miss Fannie Bradley. MisH Co
/ burn ANA many others who VIII enhance
che Interest.
The paintings Of Miss Emma c. wilkins
are attracting much attention among art
connosieIrs. Her work iu the Telfa-r
Academy has been commented upon by
visitors 20 tha gallery for some time and
i- being sought after By art-buyers. The
..-till-life' piece "a small painting in oil.
which was on exhibition al Theus' some
time ago. was recently bought by Alr. T.
Edward Hamhleton. a wealthy Baltimor-
can. ana one Of the receivers OF the Sa-
Nanndh. Americas and Montgomery rail-
road. TO De- placed in his private cOllec-
zion. which is said 10 be among the finest
in Baltimore The sea scene. a copy from
the painting on the west wall Of the Tel
fair gallery. and which was on exhibition
az the same time at Theus was pur-
chased by Gen. Henry r. Jackson. Mis-
Wilkins recent CODY Of q portion Of the
picture. Securing Rights Of Way. also in
the Telfair collection. has been pronounced
fine piece Of work. She is now engaged
on copy Of the Norway scene. d land
scape which has attracted good deal OF
attention since il placed in the gal
lery. The picture purchased by Mr.
Hambleton is familiar to many who saw
10 while 81 was on exhibition. II is a small
canvas, representing brass tea kettle
and antique china cup and saucer on q
small table with white cover. Miss VII
kins is a hard worker. She devotes her
time and energies to her art. with results
that must be as gratifying to herself as to
her friends
Mrs Eugene Boardman OF East Had
dam. Conn. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. f. Theus. on Liberty street.
Prof. Agostini gave so.ree last Thurs
day afternoon to his pupils, which was
an event of much social Importance to
those interested. The dancing class OF
Prof. Agostini has been largely attended
by its devotees and the sOirec was
brilliant ending to his season of fancy
dances. which he has introduced among
the young people, giving them Delsarte-
like exercise as well as enhancing their
grace.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert f. Bourks enter
tained last Thursday evening with cards.
the event was a notable one. being bril-
liant affair of its kind. Many roses added
their charm to the rooms and the light
was subdued by shaded lamps. Among the
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs Glover Fur
gueson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Jette. Mr. and
Mrs. r. g. Fetzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Bouchard, Miss Mamie Coleman. Miss
Jessie Duncan. Miss Katie Maddox, Miss
Laura Browne. Miss Mamie Doyall Miss
Annie Maddox, Miss Daisy Browne, MIR
Henry Gross, Mr.. J. b. Black Mr.. Rich
| ara Beynes, Mr.. Joe Bouchard Mr.. r. j.
Duncan, Mr. Browder. Mr.. J. r. Maddox
Mr. Ben Beland and others
Miss Jennie l.. Lanier has returned to
the city from Forsyth. accompanied by
her sister Mrs. W. T. Heidi and daughter
Carlisle.
Tho fourth lecture Of the Lyceum was
decidedly a society event of the past
week, il being largely attended by an in
naregted and cultivated anJfapoa Trhc
Lyceum has only one more lecture to give
this season, and the subscribers are won
dering what win be the attraction for the
NTH and last lecture. Max O'Rell has been
clamored for but 1t is beyond the reach
OF young Lyceum as yet What with
! Lyceum. music festival and a course of
French lessons, the Savannah citizen will
have no excuse for being uneducated after
this
French IS one Of the latest Savannah
! fads; every other person one meets is
carrying "a French book i'm pursuit of
acquiring the language of that tickle tho
fascinating nation. Probably later on some
leading spirit will play hostess at salon
and Parisian tongue and tales viii
abound; maybe rival awaits Madam de
Steal and Madam Adam in Savannah's
social realm.
Miss Stella West entertained yesterday
at Montgomery, with an outing party
Her guests were: Miss Pamela Lamar.
| Miss Mai SimOns, Miss Floride Banks,
Miss Leila Han, Miss Maude Smith. Miss
! Maude TiltQn and Mrs. j. b. West
Mrs w. r. Leaken entertained at
luncheon last Thursday in compliment to
/ her guest, Miss Fleetwood of New York
| The table decorations were lovely in pink
| and green. Her guests were. Mrs. NJ.
| NJ. Stewart Miss Pamela Lamar. Miss
! Mai Simons of Charleston Miss Florence
] No tr.au,
| Forbes of Virginia.
Mrs. John Heard Hunter entertained AT
| luncheon last Tuesday, in compliment to
| Miss Jackson, Miss McKeen and Miss
] virginia Cunningham; the other guests
We're: Miss Nellie Baldwin Miss Rauers
/ Miss Conner, Miss Myers, Miss Appleton.
Miss Lynah Miss Walter Miss May. Miss
| duBignon, Miss D Antignac Miss Thomas
/ Miss Banks, Miss Kate Brigham, Miss
| Woodbridge and Miss jamie Cunningham.
Miss Jennie Thomas entertained last
! Friday with an auction party, in comDli-
ment TO her friends. Miss Munson Miss
/ Wilson and Miss Chaplin; others present
/ We're: Miss Harmon, Miss Mary CLAY.
Miss Virginia Hamilton, Miss Lillian
Hamilton, Mrs. Horace A. Crane Mr.
Edgar Denmark. Mr.. J. duBruyn KoDs
Mr.. Thomas Purse, Mr. Charles West
1 Mr.. Alex a. Lawrence, Mr. Louis Mer-
/ GER Mr. William Remshart and Mr.. Muir
/ Gibson Thomas.
Miss jamie Cunningham entertained at
/ cards last Thursday evening. The first
/ prize a picture frame was won
by Miss Virginia Cunningham; the
! second prize was won by Miss
/ Irene Withers; the gentleman's first prize.
/ a silver nail file was won by Mr. William
/ Butler; the second prize was won by Mr.
George Freeman. The other guests were.
Mrs. w. r. Leaken, Miss Conner. Miss
/ Ellinwood of New York, Miss WOODBRIDGE
Miss Rauers. Miss Mills, Miss Forbes of
! Virginia, Miss Florence Meal pfn, Miss
Hopkins, Miss Ionic Guerard, Miss Jennie
/ Sullivan, Miss Pamela Lamar. Miss Mai
! Stmons of Charleston, Miss Lima Walter.
| Miss Jackson, Miss McKeen, Miss Maud
! Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. c. A. L. Cunning
ham, Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ Cunningham. Jr.
| Mr., II. II. Bruen, Mr. J. s. Schley, Mr.. w.
| S. Clay, Mr.. Hammond Read, Mr.. r. p.
! Butler Mr.. J. w. McAlpin, Jr, Mr. A. G.
/ Guerard, Jr., Mr. Henry Drane. Mr.. Cor
| don Harrison, Mr.. Arthur Gordon, Mr.. A
S. Haines, Mr.. w. S. Crane. Mr.. j. e.
Cam, MIR. II. w. Johnson Mr.. Fred My
ers, Jr., Mr.. \. l. Alexander. Mr.. c. G