The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12

Mrs. C. A. t. Cunningham entertained
the Married WOman's Club last Wednes-
day afternoon with euchre The FIRST
prize, cut-glass vase, was won by Miss
kate Brigham. The second prize, an em-
1 broidercd ccnter-piece, was won by Miss
duBignou. The other guests We're: Mrs.
I ". O.. Murrel Mrs. Hail of Albany. Ga,
Mrs. ". W Rogers, Mrs. n. ID. Stevens,
Mrs. G.. =. Malone Mrs j. n. Lang, Mrs.
u. G. Battey, Mrs. John Heard Hunter,
Mrs. James II. Hunter. Mrs. A. u. Hull.
Mrs. h. r. Burden Mrs. @ A Mercer Jr.,
Mrs W. r. Leaken. Miss Mary Lamar,
Miss Mary Whitehead, Miss Orme. Miss
Maude Thomas. Miss Ward and Miss Je-
ME Cunningham.
one Of the most elegant and complete
social affairs Of the past week was given
last week az Thunderbolt by the young
men of the Weekly Euchre Club In com
plimcnt TO the young lady members. The
club has been meeting every week at the
residence Of the lady members, and il
was hitting compliment for them to be
entertained by the young members, and
they gave one OF the most successful en-
tertanments of the season The party
was driven out in two buckboards to Mrs.
lannon's where late dinner was served.
The table was deliberately decorated with
Ia France roses in abundance. Souvenirs,
silver belt buckles, We're presented to each
young lady. Two handsome prizes were
also given, one a white satin parasol. was
won by Miss Helen Smith, the other,
lace ran, was won by Miss Maize Ferst.
4 ne evening was eldeu with dancing and
moonlight drive home The party con-
sisted Of the following: Miss Maize Ferst,
Miss Helen Smith Miss Mamie Engel Miss
Josie Hyams, Miss Hattie Hecht, Miss
Pearl Abrams Miss Hattie Well, Miss
Gertrude Berg MIR. Leo Herst Mr.. Mord
Hyams, Mr.. Moses GucRenheimer, Mr..
Nat Solomon Mr. Duval Sternberger Mr..
Alfred Fanu. and Mr.. Dave Rosenheim,
Miss Isabel Castleman is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garrard.
Miss Bessie Wood left last Thursday
with Capt. and Mrs. Rogers for Boston.
Mrs Hall Of Albany, n. Y. is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Morrell.
Miss Jennie Pearce OF Augusta is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Lanier on
Duffy street.
Miss Ella Alexander of Augusta is the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Lawton, Jr
on Gordon street.
Miss Sallle Hammond Wright has re-
turned TO Augusta, after a visit to Miss
Kathleen Hunter.
The Saturday Club met last Saturday
morning for the last time this season.
Programmes are being made up for next
years work, while part of the time of the
meeting VIII be given up to current events
The Saturday Club gave a cruise last
Friday afternoon on tug to Warsaw
leaving Thunderbolt at O'Clock. and re-
turning by moonlight. The Shakespeare
Club was invited as guests of the Satur-
day Club. Among the guests were sew
cral amateur musicians, who added to the
pleasure OF the evening with songs, ac
companfed by mandolins. The members OF
the Shakespeare Club present We're: Mrs
Waring, Miss Minna Waring. Miss Ger
trude Weed, Miss Kate Brigham, Miss
Mary Lamar, Miss Johnston and Miss
Jennie Johnston. The members of the
Saturday Club We're: Mrs. j. f. b. Beck
with. Miss Waller, Miss Ellis, Miss Mary
Lamar, Miss Lizzie Barrow, Miss Nellie
baldwin, Miss Johnston, Miss Jennie
Johnston Miss Maude Hayward. Miss En-
ma Hopkins, Miss Lawrie Har-
Josie Hi and Leila s'i Him. T Ths
comfort ana pleasure OF the ladies. was
j. r. b. Bcckwith, Mr.. Heaman Har-
wood, Mr.. Herman Cox and Mr.. G. Noble
Jones.
Mrs. w. G. Morrel entertained at cards
| last Tuesday in compliment to her sis
ter, Mrs. Han of Albany, Ga. The frs,
prize, a cut glass vase, was won by Miss
Sallie Baker; the second prize, a silver
and the third prize, a silver umbrella
clasp. was won by Mrs. F. c. Battey
Other guests were: Mrs. H. d. Stevens
Mrs. John II. Hunter, Mrs Robert r
Burdell, Mrs. Wright Hunter Mrs. Joseph
Walker, Mrs. c. A: l. Cunningham. Mrs
| Z. West, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Stewart Miss Henri
eta Myers, Miss Orme Miss Minnie Ey-
ans, Miss Sallie Baker and Miss Lucy
! Orme.
Miss Mamie 49, Engle entertained
ing last week. This us E mfss,
Club has been one of the social features
during the past gay season and will no
doubt be resumed in the fall. The card
clubs in Savannah number more than
eight They are of an informal nature
and afford one of the chief ways of enter
tanning. Miss Engies guests were: Miss
Pearl Abrams, Miss Helen Smith Miss
Maize Ferst Miss Hattie We'll. Miss Hat
tie Hecht, Miss Gertrude Berg Miss Josie
Hyams Mr. A. Fantl, Mr.. Leo Ferst Mr.
Duval Sternberger, Mr. Moses Quicken
( heiner. Mr.. Nat Solomons and Mr. Morde
/ Hyams
Mrs y. +. Mills entertained last Thurs
day evening in compliment to Miss Sarah
Mills. Others present were: Miss Nightin-
gale Miss Sallie Haskell Miss Elise Rauers
Misses Stiles, Mr.. 4. c. Haskell Mr. q
a. w Whitehead. Jr.. Mr.. c. J. Hunter Mr.
| w kensie, Mr.. r. l.. Mercer, Jr, and
Mr. Joseph Taylor.
The strawberry festival at the Masonic
hail last Friday evening was one of the
social events of the past week. There was
dancing, which was largely attended by a
large number of dancers. The festival was
given for the benefit of the Mickva syna-
gogue improvements
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Shearson left last
week for New York, from where they sail
for Europe for the summer.
Mrs. T. T. Chapeau entertained last
Thursday evening. Among the guests
We're: Miss Matte Charlton. Miss Jen-
ME Holt, Miss Bessie Baker, Miss Emmie