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

Among the card parties was one given
on Wednesday evening by Miss Kate
Guerard Five-handed euchre was played
and the nrst ladies' prize was won by
Miss Hattie Colquitt. the second by Miss
Daisy Bryan. Mr. Watkins won the first
eentlemen's prize, and MIR. Rittenhouse
Moore the second. Those present were:
Miss duBignon Miss Daisy Bryan, Miss
Mcclure. Miss Lima Walter. Miss Scotia
Walter Miss Kathleen Hunter Miss
Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Sally Haskell,
Miss Sarah Mills. Miss Irene Withers,
Miss Elise Rauers. Miss Josie Freeland,
Miss Hattie Colquitt. Miss Ionic Guerard.
Messrs. 7. Lloyd Owens, Stuart Hincks,
c. J. Hunter. Jack I<inzie. Gordon Harri-
son, Fred Myers, Clarence Murphy, Ed
ward S. Elliott, J. deBruyn Hops. =. r.
Mackethan, +. O. Watkins, Edward Mer-
Ger, REtenhouse Moore, swan Sullivan,
Anton Wright, Edward Haskell, A. Dear
ing, Albion d. Johnston, John Welch and
Harry Bruep.
A party, consisting of Mrs. T. NJ. Cum
nlngham Jr., Mrs. II. Wiley Johnson.
Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss Sally Nc
Al2in, Miss jamie Cunningham, and Miss
nan duBgnon, spent several days at the
Atlanta exposition last week, and re-
turned to the city yesterday.
Perhaps the most interesting occasion
OF the week was the afternoon tea given
by The Bachelors,n at 1l2 TAYLOR street
to their lady friends on Thursday after
noon. This very novel entertainment was
thoroughly. appreciated, judging by the
numbers Of people who responded to the
invitations. Tho pretty rooms We're
GRATED with bamboo vines, au-
tgmn foliage, and tall palms
FROM the chandeliers were suspended
great punches of mstletoe and holly tied
with green ribbons. Alcoves were fitted
up with lounges and inviting chairs and
tan lamps with rose coiored shades threw
a becoming light over everything The
guests We're Hospitality welcomed BY the
SIX hosts, Mr.. Gordon Harrison, Mr. Rob-
esrt g Harrison, Mr. r. Osborne Wat
klns, Mr.. Jack kinzie, Mr. William But
Ter, and MIR. Raymond Butler who
received in the most approved fashion
In the dining room the tables were dec
GRATED with La France roses and maiden
hair ferns. Mrs. c. A. l.. Cunninglham
Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes and Mrs. Cooper
Myers presided over the tea cups. The
Conner, Miss Emma Huger, Miss Reba
White and Miss Clifford Munnerlyn
among those present We're: Mrs. w. w
7. NJ. Cunningham, Sr., Mrs Meldrim.
Mrs. James Dent, Mrs. w. H. Daniel
Mrs. John Malloch, Mrs. Pleasant Stovall,
Mrs. Taylor Walthour, Mrs Cunning
ham Postel, Mrs. +. c. Battey, Mrs.
Walter Hartridge, Mrs. Clifford Carleton,
Mrs. w. w. Gordon, Jr., Mrs. Wright
Hunter, Mrs. l.. w. Haskell, Mrs. Mum
nerlyn, Mrs. c; A. shearson, Mrs. George
Thomas S. Morgan, Mrs Charles II. Dix
ON. Mrs. Robert Ellington, Mrs. Charles
X Malone, Mrs. William w. Owens, Mrs.
y 4, Ravenel, Mrs. Robert NJ. Butler.
Mrs Horace A. Crane, Mrs. N. H. Fin
ME Mrs William r. Leaken, Mrs. w.
y "; Rosers' Mrs, Mrs John screyyen, Jr,, Mrs.
Miss Elise Huger, Miss Lily Anderson,
Miss Lila Colquitt Miss Hattie Colquitt,
Miss Lima Huger. Miss Caro- duBignon.
Miss Annie LynaR, Miss Emma Hopkins
Miss Nelly Baldwin, Miss Leila Hill,
Miss Mabel Stoddard, Miss Lima Walter.
Miss Leona Guerard, Miss Maude Smith,
Miss Hull, Miss Hattie G. Hull Miss Me-
Alpin, Miss Margaret Owens, Miss
tc.o;s,ens, Miss Nina Hull Miss
Miss Lily Anderson. Miss Sarah Mills
Miss Nina Pape, Miss Mamie Wilcox Miss
Kathleen Hunter, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss
Jennie Judge, Miss Culver, Miss Spcer
Miss Madgie Reid, Miss Ellen Arson Miss
| Floride Banks, Miss Mary Pritchard Miss
Jennie sullivan, Miss Nan Screven, Miss
| Miss Mcclure, Miss Kate GuerarG Miss
! Scotia Walter, Miss Elizabeth Haskell
Miss Sullivan. Miss Jennie May, Miss Eliz-
! abeth Taylor, Miss Bessie Bruen, Miss
| Gardner Miss Irene Withers, and Miss
| Ccrinne Hayward.
| Mrs. H. d. Stevens gave a delightful
| card party on Thursday afternoon. Mrs
| Charles Malone was the fortunate winner
/ of the first prize. a beautiful Dresden
china jardiniere filled with maidenhaii
ferns, and Mrs. Paul Lyman won the sec
ond, a copy of THE Princess Aline. "
! The guests present We're Mrs. c. N
| Brandt, Mrs. f. V. Walker, Mrs Will
! lam Henry Schley, Mrs. Charles Malone
/ Mrs. w. W. Gordon, Jr., Mrs. Harris
Cope, Mrs. w w Rogers. Mrs. T p
1 Ravenel, Mrs. W. w. Owens, Mrs r. c.
4 Battey, Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mrs w. c.
/ Morrell, Mrs. Arthur Overton, Mrs. w
\ r. Leaken, Mrs. Tracy Hunter, Mrs Paul
! Lyman, Mrs. Alec Hull, Mrs. T. S. Hey
| ward Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly, Miss Retta
/ Johnson. Miss Molly Johnson, Miss Hen
| derson, Miss Cosens
Besides the Princeton Glee Club concert
4 on Thursday evening there We're several
/ entertainments among them a meeting
| OF the Cinderella Card Club at Miss Eliza
/ present We're: Mr.. and Mrs Wright Hun
/ ter, Miss Maude Hayward, Miss Annie
] Lyman, Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Meta
I Thomas, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Sarah
I Mills, Miss Elise Rauers Miss Leila Hill
. Miss Lima Huger, Miss Nelly Baldwin
/ lott, w. W. Williamson, r. O. Watkins
! Arthur Gordon. Trenholm Hopkins, Ron
ert C. Harrison, Raymond Butler, VII.
I liam Butler. Jr.. Fred Myers. T. u. War.
1 ing. Jack kinzic. Edward Haskell, and
I Edward Mercer. The ladies' prize. an EN-
. hroidered picture frame. was won by Miss
/ Emma Hopkins, and Mr. Pred Myers won
/ Yer memorandum book.
! Mr and Mrs. Henry McAlpin left on
4 Wedncsday for Pennayi vania. where they
4 viii spend the holidays.
Mas Julia owens left for Atlanta on
/ "Wednesday 40 visit the exposition
Mlfs Leila Mcclure Of Winchester. Va
81 fifiunT Miss Daisy Bryan.
Aiias Mary Whitehead leff on WedneH-
aHN evening f0r Atlanta o. spend feH
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