The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13

Miss Mary Jones, Miss Chevis West. Miss
Cunningham. Miss Lily Anderson. Miss
jamie Cunningham, Miss Lucic Chisholm.
Miss Lima Woodbridge. Miss Floriaa
Banks, Miss Mary CLAY, Miss Hattie Har-
dee Miss Annie Lyman, Miss Emma Hop
kins, Miss Laura Lester. Miss Mary Ap-
pleton, Miss Brown of Baltimore, Miss
Stratton Of Philadelphia. Miss Nan Screv-
en-, Miss Irene Withers. Miss Annie Jones,
Miss Henrietta Myers. Miss Read Miss
Bcssie Ward Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss
Nina Pape Miss Minna Warning. Miss
Mary White and Miss Wood.
Miss Anna stratton Of Philadelphia is
the guest Of the Misses Johnston. on
Charleton street
The Mandolin and Banjo club met last
Saturday evening at the residence of
Miss Nellie Haslam on Charlton street
The club meets every Saturday evening
and Is composed OF the following men-
bcrs: Miss Sallie Black, who PLAYS the
guitar; Miss Jennie SUous. mandolin.
Miss Nellie tlaslam, mandolin. Miss May
Roman. pianist: Mr r.. n. Conner. man
doliu; Mi. J. NJ. Black, guitar: Mr. w
Dcnhardt. guitar; Mr. j. Connor man
dolin. and Nj Malcolm Cathervooa.
banjo; Miss May Roman IS secretary
This is one OF the few musical clubs in
the city, but it is also one of the most
wide-awalSe.
Mrs. NJ. \. O'Byrne entertained at
whist party last Tuesday afternoon. La
France roses added their charm to the
occasion. The first prize "a copy of "a
story OF Avis" was won by Miss Blum.
tie second prize. a calendar. was won bv
Mrs. Lewis Bliss After the whist. re-
freshments We're served. the chocolate
table being presided over by Mrs Semmes
of Atlanta and Mrs. ELTON a. Smith
Mr.. j. II. Hirsch OF Atlanta. was guest
in the city last week.
Miss Nellie Baldwin will entertain the
Cinderella club this week
recent interesting organization IS "A cur
rent-events-club. which meets every Fri
day at the residence of tine president The
club VIII be composed of fifteen members.
each acting as president one month. Tt
met last Friday morning at the residence
of Miss Cadda stone who Is president for
this month. The members are: Mss
Georgia Howard, Miss Hattie Saussy.
Miss Mamie Lowell. Miss Mamie Rich
mond Miss Emmle Jaudou. Miss Sausie
JaUdon, Miss Mona Saussy, Miss Cadda
/ Stone and others
/ Miss Laurie HIN of Madison. Ga, will
/ be in the city this week. the guest of Mrs.
! Cunningham, los Macon street
/ Mr.. PASCAL Strong returned to New
i York last Sunday.
Mr.. ". f. Kline has returned to New
1 York.
Miss Angel OF Detroit, Mich, is visit
ing Miss Cadda stone.
Miss Nenable of Virginia viii be the
guest Of Miss caro- duBignon this week
Misses Mccullough Of Marietta are
guests of Mrs. L. j. Thomas.
Mr.. Usher Parsons has returned to
New York. after spending the holidays
| at Warsaw.
Mr.. H. L. Backus has returned to New
[ York
Mrs. John Daniel and daughter are
visiting Mrs. Clarence Knowles in At
lanta.
Miss Lila Seabrook returned yesterday
from New York, where she attended the
Seabrook-Janes wedding last week.
Miss Drake of Charleston is the guest
of Miss Mai Owens.
Mrs. Semmes of Atlanta is the guest OF
Capt. and Mrs. Flannery on Taylor
street.
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. West had a house
party at Montgomery last week. given in
compliment to Mrs. Dewey of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Leaken returned
yesterday from New York.
The Duplicate Whist club met last
Monday afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. p. w. Meldrim.
The piano recital to be given at the
music rooms Of Ludden x Bates. Tues
day evening, the 22d, viii be an event
Of unusual interest. not only on account
of the pianist. Mr.. Edward Baxter Perry
who IS well-known abroad and in Ameri-
ca, but in connection with this interest
is the local .nducement to attend, as Air.
Bates has most generously offered the
proceeds of this "pianoforte lecture re-
cital' to increase the fund of the free
kindergarten, TO be opened il is hoped
in February. This is a worthy conribu-
ton Of a philosophical man. and the
committee appreciate this donation from
Mr.. Bates. Mi Bates has done much
for the musical Improvement of Savannah,
bringing first-class ptanists and giving
hrst-class concerts at their music rooms.
The interest in the free kindergarten is
thoroughly alive and this is the first step
toward increasing the necessary funds.
Later on The AIikado" viii be given for
the benefit of incre as.ng these funds.
Many visitors to Savannah found Thun-
derbolt an attraction last Tuesday; lun-
cheons. dinners and blackboard drives
were the fashion, decidedly. one of these
luncheCns at Mrs. Bannon's consisted Of
the following: Mrs. l., ~ Robertson Of
New York, Miss NJ. Il. Gutter Of Macon