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


NJ. y. MacIntyre. Mr. A. d. Johnston, and
Mr. Clarke of New Jersey.
one Of the smallest germans Of the
season was danced last Tuesday evening
a the Guards armory hall. and one of
the most exciting ever danced since the
days of war-like experiences. when the
cavaliers were called from banquet halls
to buckle on their armor. The german
was lead by Mr.. Arthur Beverly Elliott.
and all went well until the eleven taps
were sounded and the military men took
short leave OF their partners, leaving
them to the care of the chaperOns and
about one dozen nou-military men. The
german became an informal affair; one
of the ladies took the whistle and lead
the figures while the dancers lead out
with ladies when the men didn't go round.
supper was taken at the usual hour.
but by fewer than was expected, until
later, when the company returned from
duty, found supper served in their drill
room, and like hungry soldiers returned
from war fell to, unmindful of the sup
PEERLESS german dancers stll to come.
The military men returned in time to
catch the last dance and to escort their
partners home.
The Married Woman's Club gave their
last entertainment of the anti-Lenten
season last Tuesday evening al the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Stevens on
Castor street. That is the only occasion
during tho season when the husbands of
the members Of the club are invited to
enjoy any entertainments of the Married
Woman's club. This last entertainment
was one Of the most brilliant affairs given
by the club since its organization. La
France roses filled the vases, while hand
some women were gowned in hower-ke
colors of pale yellow. blue or white. A
notceably becoming gown was black sat
in, jet and red chiffon; another was
symphony ia yellow, with corsage of nephi-
tos buds; a stylish combination of white,
with mirror-blue velvet sleeves was worn
by a social fayorite. Five handed euchre
was played, there being six tables. The
ladies' first prize, a tortois-shell. silver
mounted Spanish comb. was won by Mrs.
G. Is. Malone; the second prize, massive
~ carved picture frame, was won by Mrs.
w. c. Morrel; the gentleman's first prize.
a silver watch box, was won by Mr.. c. A.
l.. Cunningham; the second prize. a silver
key ring, was won by Mr. John Screven,
Jr. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Frank c. Battey, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r.
/ Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Morrel Mr..
and Mrs. G. b. Malone, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert f. Burden Mr.. and Mrs. John Screven,
Jr., Mr., and Mrs. George A. Mercer Jr
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. l.. Cunningham, Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Rogers Mrs. Pulliam of
I Jacksonville, Mrs, Raymond Demere Mrs
+ j. c. LeHardy, Mrs. T. S. Wylly. Mr. Nit
+ chell King. MIR. T. 2. Huger Mr. William
/ n. Pratt and Mr. a. B. Hull
Miss May Goodwin of New York. former
/ " of Savannah, is making a reputation
for herself in artistic lore; she is engaged
4 at present in designing some Of the visit
Z ing gowns of Miss Gould's trousseau She
had already accomplish much of this
branch of work and her designs are read
/ lly accepted by periodicals in the metropo-
rs Miss Nina Goodwin is also gifted in
this way and is studying art
Mrs. Louis Kayton gave a euchre party
/ last Wednesday afternoon, at which the
I following guests were present: Mrs lee
/ Roy Myers Mrs. Adolf Berg, Mrs. Julian
Solomons. Mrs Jacob Lippman. Mrs Svd-
4 ney Roscabaum Mrs. A. Netsburg Mrs
Lawrence Lippman, Mrs. Eisman. Miss
4 Gertrude Berg, Miss Ruth Kayton, Miss
Birdie Kayton and others.
One of the outing parties of the past
/ week was an oyster roast at Tvbee at
which the following guests were present .
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lippman, Mr. and
Mrs. 4. Netsburg. Mr.. and Mrs Sydney
/ Rosenbaum MIR. and Mrs Louis Kavton
/ Mrs Jacob Lippman Mrs. Eisman, Mrs.
/ Rosenbaum, Miss Virgie Guckenheimer
Misses Kayton and others.
Mrs. Lilienthal and Miss Carrie Lilien-
thai are spending a few days in Florida.
Mr.. Usher Parsons of New York was in
the city last week and is now spending
several days on Warsaw, before returning
north.
Miss Gertrude Clarke has returned to her
home in Darien.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston
Of Washington. d. c.. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Johnston on Charl-
ton street.
Miss Bertha Willingham returned yes
terday to her home in Macon, after a
visit to Miss Bussey, on Charlton street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Child of
Boston, spent last Tuesday in Savannah.
en- route from Florida to Boston
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Frost are residing
at Mrs. Parks, No. 81 Liberty street
Miss Leila Hin is spending a few days
in St Augustine. Fla, the guest of Bishop
and Mrs. +. G. Weed.
Mrs. Buckman and Miss Helen Buck
man returned to Philadelphia last Wednes-
day, after visit to Mrs Cam, on CASTOR
street
Mrs. W. W. Rogers entertained very in
formally last Monday afternoon, in com