The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15


Miss Nina Pspe, the Misses johnson,
Miss Sally McAlpin, Miss Jett Howard.
Miss Ellis, Miss Emma Hopkins. Miss
Josie Freeland, the Misses Colquitt, the
Misses Arson, Miss Bessie Bruen. Miss
Harmon, Miss Henderson. the Misses
Hin, Miss Jennie Sullivan Miss Kate
tiuerard Miss Culverson, Miss Gardner.
Miss Maud Hayward, Miss Can michael,
Miss Barnard, Miss Ward, and many
others.
Miss Mary Morel and Master John Mo-
rel entertained a number of their little
trends on Friday.
on Friday evening Mrs. P. W. Meldrm
entertained with her usual elegance of
manner the Daughters OF the american
Revolution. The meeting was an unus-
ualy large one, and all present We're de-
lighted when Mrs Morgan, the state re-
gent consented TO read the paper which
she had recently read before
the national meeting of the
elegant diction, sound logic and patriotic
enthusiasm, and contained many valuable
suggestions to the state societies The
wish was unanimously expressed that it
might be printed in pamphlet form and
generally distributed. The members pres
ant were Mrs Wilder, Mrs. Nisbet, Mrs.
Gordon, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Simkins Mrs.
Sullivan. Mrs Crisfield, Mrs. Karow and
several Others.
Miss Sarah Mills entertained the Jolly
Jokers' Club on Friday evening with a
delightful dance at her home on Hall
street. Those present We're Miss Lima
Walter, Miss Scotia Walter. Miss Elise
Hugef, MISS llAd f1uBeIs MISS hdludllitG
Harridge, Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss
Sally Haskell Miss Elise HASKELL, Miss
Rauers, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Ionic
Guerard, Miss Kate Guerard, Miss Daisy
Bryan, Miss Virginia Cunningham, Miss
Emma Hopkins, Miss Lyman, Miss Jo-
sic Freeland, Mr.. Edward Haskell, Mr..
r. c. Harrison, Mr.. Lewis Mercer, Mr..
Edward Mercer, Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins,
Mr.. Raymond z. Butler, Mr., William But
Ter, Jr., Mr. Jack Kinzie, Mr. J. D. Tay-
lor, Mr. MOragne Fleming, Mr.. Julian
Hartridge, Mr.. Edward Haskell, Mr.. A.
G. Hartridge. Mr.. r. W. cunningham, Mr.
Mr.. Lewis Mercer, Mr.. James McAlpin
Jr Mr.. Charles Hunter, Mr.. NJ. b. Lane
and Mr.. Lloyd owens.
Besides the german, which will be given
on Tuesday evening, there will be five card
parties and several dinners this week.
The managers of the Board of the Epis-
copal Orphans Home on Liberty street,
invite their friends and the public to an
afternoon tea on Tuesday. the nth, from
to O'Clock. Light refreshments and
some pretty and very reasonable Iancy
work suitable for Christmas presents Will
he for sale.
At a delightful little dinner given last
week the table decorations We're unusu-
ally pretty. Small repousse silver bowls
The center and held maidenhair fern.
While at each end of the table were three
slender crystal vases, supporting Marechal
Neil roses, and graceful feathery ferns
The lamp and candle shades were Oh the
softest yellow tone, and everything was
in perfect harmony.
Miss Josephine Hill, who left Savannah
early in November to enter on her proba-
ton at the New York hospital, has met
with unusual success and IS now tuily
capped and gowned." Miss Hill hau peeh
at me hospital only two weeks and
half when She was accepted. She flnus
her work interesting, and the lie a
pleasant one.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Randolph Anderson re-
turned from the north yesterday and are
at their home on South Broad street.
Miss Chandler of South Bethlehem, Pa,
who has been visiting Miss caro- duBl6-
non, left on Thursday
Mrs. and Miss Henderson of Cumber-
land, Md, are staying at Mrs. Flnme
on their way TO Florida.
Miss Effie Johnston of Baltimore will
reach the city this week to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Charlton, on Charlton
street
Miss Anulette Stubs will return to the
city for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bailey Thomas
of Atlanta and Miss Amanda Moore of
Mobile spent several days last week at
the De Soto, with Mr.. j. Rittenhouse
Moore.
Miss Georgia Freeman has returned
home for the holidays
Miss Albert Hull will spend the Christ
mas vacation at home
Miss Viva Harry has returned from At
lanta.
MISS Il IaIaCeS NndTllOu Will f6lNiAl " INC
city for the Christmas vacation.
Miss Kate and Miss Frieda Rauers will
spend their Christmas holidays at home.
Mr. II. NJ Stoddard. who returned to
the city last week, expects his family
from the north tomorrow.
The Christmas tree entertainment for
The poor children that will not be bene-
fitted by any of the other Christmas trees
WIN be given at the Catholic Library AS
AT O'Clock. large NUMBER OIL the
children that will attend this tree live on
the very outskirts of the city. Amy one
Interested in this work of charity, and
willing to help with donations of money.
toys or candy, is requested to send the
same to Miss, Appleton, S6 Hall street, be-
fore next Saturday, the 21st.
Miss Maud Hayward who has return
ed from Baltimore where she has been
been much compIimented on her success
by her teachers. Before she left Miss
Heyward even succeeded once in defeat
ing her instructors.
Mr.. John Sullivan Schley has returned
after visit of several weeks in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Jackson and son
left last night for a visit to the Atlanta
exposition.
Miss Annie Conner left on Friday for
Atlanta.
Mrs. William Hawn of Knoxville Tenn,
mas Joined her husband here and they
Win spend the winter at Miss Ellen Nc
.dpln s. on South Broad street.
Mrs. Parsons and her son, Mr.. Herman
Iarsons; and Mrs. Felix Parsons have
ieturned from a delightful visit to At
ANITA and the exposition.
Miss Alice May connerat will return
On Friday from Virginia, where she has
been visiting.
Miss Marie Lippman. who has been hav-
.lg a most delightful time in Atlanta, will
con.
Miss May Silva will be at home to her
.ehds on Wednesday afternoons from
TO o'clock
Mr. }. S. Tyson and the Misses Carrie
%1q Anna Tyson have returned from a
visit to the exposition
MISS Rosa Hexter of Richmond. Va,
mo mas been visiting Miss Eta Lipp-
i1an, ieIt last week for a tour through
yloTlda after which she will go TO New
'oIk before returning to her home.
Mss Dora Appel Of New York will ar
Ne inns morning on visit TO her sister
"ts. /. NJ. Appel.
Miss Annie Tant has returned from a
''st 10 the Atlanta exposition.