The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10

I white roses. The hall was a bower OF
/ palms and potted plants. dividing in the
I center, and forming a comfortable retreat
al the end of the hall The table OF refresh
| ments We're arranged in a unique style;
I a leveled-edged mirror. five feet long sur
| rounded with ferns and punches OF violets
I was on the center OF the table. hanging
/ from the chandelier was a basket Of Ia
| France roses suspended by pink satin rib
I bon. Mrs. Hamilton was gOwned In black
Lyons velvet, Brussels lace and bouquet
/ of la France roses; Mrs. G. X. Nelson was
goWned in black silk with bouquet Of
sacred lilies; Others receiving were: Mrs.
G. II. Strong, in black silk and jet; Mrs.
l.. &. Nass in black silk and jet Mrs. J. J.
Lanier, creame-white silk and bouquet OF
Nephitos buds; those serving were: Miss
Jennie Thomas, blue silk and white rose
buds; Miss Belle Vass, pink silk and white
malmaisOn roses; Miss Sara Baker,
black satin and la France
roses; Miss Jennie Holt lilac silk
and white rose buds: Miss Lillian
Hamilton. black satin, with blue garnI-
ture and pink roses, Miss Virginia Ham,
ilton. black satin, with yellow garniture
and violcts' Miss Hattie Saussy, pink silk
and white roses. Among the guests were:
Mrs. u. r. Thomas. NJ A. j. Waring,
Mrs. L. ". Meldrim, Mrs. T. G. Hunter
Mrs. r. G. Johnson Of Massachusetts,.
Mrs. William Harden, Mrs. a NJ West.
OILS, Mrs. " W. Rogers, Mrs. C. 3. Malone,
Mrs. a. NJ. West, Mrs W. r. Leaken,
Mrs. c. .. Drummoud, Mrs. c. L. Monta-
que Mrs. A. "A. MacDOnen. Mrs. l. \.
Wells. Mrs. T. +. Stubbs Mrs W. G.
Charlton, Mrs. G. A. Whitehead, Mrs.
]. y. C. Carson, Mrs. c. G. Anderson,
Mrs. G. W. Lamar, Mrs. Robert Van
Wagenen, Mrs. II. Schriver. Mrs. r. p
Richmond Mrs. r. II. Cornwell. Mrs.
David Wells, Mrs. G.. T. Cam, Mrs ID.
Hops. Mrs. G. II. Remshart, Mrs. George
Allen OF Ncwbern. s. c., Mrs. T. e.
Johnson; Mrs, L; c. Banks Mrs. P. D.
Damn, Mrs. G. II. Dixon. Mrs. W. W.
Owens, Mrs. w. s. Dafin. Mrs. r. s.
Jones, Mrs. d. =. Lester, Mrs T. Z.
Ravenel. Mrs. J. Z. Sheldon. Mrs. Cox,
Mrs. c. S. Connerat. Mrs. II. A. Crane.
Mrs. II. ID. baltimore, Mrs. r. G.. Elem
ing, Mrs. w. +. Shellman. Mrs II. +.
Train, Mrs c. S. Ellis, Mrs. T. 3. CHS
holm, Mrs. c. r. Woods, Mrs. D. Y.
Dancy, Mrs. J. a. Bates. Mrs. w A
Jaudon, Mrs. II. Wylly Mrs J. L. John
son, Mrs. George Parsons Misses Phil
lips, Misses johnson, Misses Johnston,
Misses Jaudon, Misses Brigham, Miss
Macbeth. Miss Wells. Miss Coldlng. Miss
Shellman, Miss Weed, Miss Pape and
Miss Katherine Thomas.
Mrs. J. J. Carolan and children left
last Thursday TO visit relatives in Macon.
Miss Simons Of Charleston is the guest
Of Miss Pamela Lamar.
Miss Cate Ellis entertained her young
friends last Friday afternoon with a pink
tea; those receiving with her were: Miss
Susie Brooks, Miss Annie Lou Russell
and Miss Laleah Adams, all gowned in
pink silk.
Miss Conner entertained at dinner last
Thursday evening in compliment to her
guest, Miss Hammond Of Atlanta; the
fI,e.v-
Lyman. Miss Maud Thomas, Mr.. W. L.
Clay, Mr.. Sybrandt Mr.. II. w Johnson,
Mr.. ]. S. Schley, Mr.. Thomas Screveh
and Mr.. r. 5. Haines.
Miss Jennie Thomas entertained the
Current Events Club last Friday MORN
ing; English authors was the subject OF
the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Walker entertained
at dinner last Thursday evening. Among
the guests were: Miss Buckman, Miss
LYMAN Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mercer, Jr..
Mr.. II. W. Johnson and Mr.. J. Ferris
Cam.
Miss Belle Wells will entertain on Tues
day afternoon in compliment to Mrs 1. N
Wells.
Mrs. George P. Elliott OF Beaufort is
the guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs
w. ID. Harden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bardman of Con-
necticut and son are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. 5. E. Theus.
Bishop and Mrs. c. X. Nelson returned
to Atlanta last Wednesday.
The marriage of Miss Mary wilkins
/ Roberts to Mr.. Henry L. Taylor will take
place next Thursday morning al the resi-
| dence of the bride-elects father. Mr.
| Dwight L. Roberts.
| fern Some of the guests were: Miss Mamie
] ~
| Michigan. Miss Parker, Miss Olney of
| Charleston. Miss Georgia Howard. Miss
Emmie Jaudon and Miss Hattie Saussy.
| Mrs. Rosenbaum of Richmond. Va, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lipp-
man.
Miss Floride Banks has returned from
a visit to Charleston.
! Miss Fisher of Atlanta is visiting her
unit, drs. lawson or Hall street.
Mrs. J. Bgler and family are in Nash
vile, Tenn, and will attend the wedding
of Miss Bertha Bigler.
DR. L. A. Smith has returned from At
lanta, where he has completed his course
at the Dental college.
Prof W. S. Lawrence and Prof Morton
entertained their two highest classes with
! a supper party last night at the restaurant
of the Guards Fair.
MISS j uld E1diilNoHui Lne guest or Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Conner, will return Ia
Atlanta this week, accompanied by Miss
| Annie Conner.
Mrs. Jacob Llppman will give a supper
party tomorrow evening to twelve guests,
at the Guards Fair restaurant.
The Hussars will attend the Fair to-
morrow evening in uniform. and will take
supper at the restaurant en- masse.
The Guards will take supper at the
Fair during this week. by companies, and
will be waited upon by charming wait
| resses of the Fair in costume. 1t is quite
the swell thing for theater supper parties
to be served at the Fair and ladies' in
charge are kept busy filling orders.
Mrs w. G. Pulliam of Wilmington. N.
c., is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. b. Hull
60 CASTOR street
The Satterlee-Capers wedding was the
social event of the week in Columbia. S.
| c. The wedding party comprised Miss
I Lottie Capers, sister of the bride. with
Cleveland WilcoXon, of the Fifth resi-
ment of infantry of Georgia: Miss Joseph
inc Weyman of Atlanta, with Mai Frank
/ r. Galloway, military secretary to the gov
/ ernor of Georgia; Miss Frances Hoke of
! Greenville, with Mr.. a. Nee Nixon of At
( lanta; Miss Mamie Walker of Columbia
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