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

DR. and Mrs. ". ". owens entertained
az supper after the Mikad0 last Tuesday
evening. The following were the guests
Nrs. Muunerlyn. Miss Elizabeth Haskell,
Miss Sallie Haskell. Miss Anna Rn-tt Of
Z Charleston, Miss Sarah Mills. Miss Elise
/ Eauers Miss jamie Cunningham, Miss
Grace Barnard. Miss Halliday. Miss Marie
Moynelo. Miss Henrietta Myers. Miss Il
ma Walter. Mr. a. B. Elliott. AIR. a. s
Haines. Mr. ]. " Fleming. Mr. g. q.
Baker. My T. y West Mr. Fred Myers.
Jr. SIR. =. J. Hunter. Mr.. T. l.. owens
and sir. Fl. J. Read.
Mr. W. W. Williamson compllmented
the Misses stiles and. Miss Nightingale
with a Tug party last Friday evening:
Among the guests were. Mrs Alfred
Mills. Hiss Hartridge, Miss Whitehead,
Miss Lille Anderson. Miss Nan SereVen,
Miss Maude Thomas. Miss Mary White,
Mr.. Frank Screven. Mr.. r. l.. Mercer.
Jr MI. Noble Jones. Mr.. StOddard. Mr..
A. @. Whitehead. Jr-- Sir. w. W, Gordon
Jr.. Mr.. Arthur Gordon, Mr.. William Low
ell Of Birmingham, Ala
Mrs. c. F. Elliott Of Beaufort has re-
turned home after a visit to her parents,
Judge and Mrs. William ID. Harden.
Miss Mallet Of Virginia will be the guest
this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Leaken-
Miss Meta Morel gave dance last
Wednesday evening attended by the fol
iOwing guests: Miss Eliza Chisholm, Miss
Belle Daniel. Miss May duBignon, Miss
Annulette Stubbs. Miss Lordie Nisbet,
Miss Mary Haines, Miss Ma
RE BlOlEs MISS Annie llhllifHr
Hiss Nellie Hartridge Mr.. C. d. Wayne.
Mr.. T. S. owens, Nj y. Chisholm Mr..
n. q. Barrow, Mr.. Savage Lyman. Mr..
J.. u. Morgan, Mr.. Frank Haskell Mr..
". Vs. Chisholm. Mr. H. Hipkins. Mr..
Julian Chisholm, Mr.. II. G. Daniel Mr..
p r. Haskell and Mr.. William Nightin-
gale.
Mrs. A. II. Davidson and children Of
Augusta are guests Of Mrs. William Cox
on Duffy street
Miss Annie Gordon Allen has returned
from Stanton, Va. where she attended
the Augusta Seminary.
Miss Ionic Guerard gave the jolly Jo-
kers dance al the yacht club al Thun-
derbolt last Friday evening Among
those present We're Miss Rauers, Miss
Mills. Miss Grace Barnard. Miss Halli-
ter Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss
Sallie Haskell, Miss Anna Rhett
Of Charleston, Miss Floriae Banks,
Miss Katherine Hartridge, Miss caro- du-
Bignon. Mr.. X. }. Read, Mr.. Julian Hart
ridge Mr. w. h. Hartrdge, Mr.. A. G.
Guerard, Jr.. Mr.. Murray Screven, MIR. II.
II. Hunter, Mr.. Q. j. Hunter. Mr.. T. y.
West Mr.. J. 5 Schley and others.
Miss Freda Traub was rendered a sur
prise party last Monday evening. Some
of those present were Miss Neuberger.
Miss Stern. Miss Robinson Miss Krauss,
Miss Well Miss Binswanger, Miss Hester,
Miss Putzel. Miss Stern, Miss Mendes.
Miss Frank, Miss Rothschilds, Miss Elm
stein, Miss Enrich. Miss TTaub, Mr.. a.
Levy. Mr. r. Letter. Mr.. 5. Mohr, Mr.. j.
Solomon. Mr. Neuberger. Mr. l.. r. Loven-
stein, Mr.. MyersOn, Mr.. w. Morrison, Mr..
p. Myers, Mr.. Max Kohlcr. Mr.. Utiz and
others.
Tho Misses Jaudon entertained the Cur
rent Events club yesterday morning.
Mrs Beckett VIII take abroad a party
of tourists this summer.
Mrs Walthour of Dallas, Tex, is the
guests of her sons. Messrs. Fleming and
George Walthour.
Mrs. A. c. Harmon is in Waycross.
Mrs. ]. r. b. Beckwith entertained with
whist last Friday afternoon.
Miss Snowden OF Baltimore is the guest
of Miss Alice Bates.
Miss Graveley of Charleston is the guest
of Mrs Hopkins on CASTOR street
Mrs A. Nicholas will spend the summer
in Italy and France.
Miss Matte BaclSus left last week for
Columbia, S. c., to see her brother, Mr..
Henry Backus who has been ILL.,
Flat Rock will be a center of magnetism
for some Savannah people this summer.
Several house parties have been invited
for June.
The Saturday Club will give it's annual
picnic next Friday afternoon. The Shakes
peare Club is invited by the Saturday Club
to attend the picnic. The party VIII leave
ThunderhOlt on a tug and have short
cruise down the river, returning home by
moonlight
Savannah has a musical composer of
some considerable reputation in the per
son of Mr.. Clarence Wainwright Murphy,
the passenger agent of the Southern Pa
cific railroad. The Rome Tribune of May
/, the women's edition, complimented Mr..
Murphy by publishing one of his recent
compositions, a very pretty lullaby. Mr..
Murphy deVotes much of his spare time
to music, for which he has a natural tai
ent. his work being done almost wholly
by ear He is the author of a very pretty
Two Step and one which has quite
wide reputation. 1t has been played by
the orchestra at several of the Savannah
germans. and has been much admired by
all who had the pleasure of hearing II.
Is the author of the stigma Nu March, }"
My Queen Polka" and the music to sew
eral bright and pretty songs among which
are Loves Waking" and 'Silver River
Romanza." All of these pieces have been
published and they have attracted con-
siderable attention in the musical world,