The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-03

Withers. Miss Pape, Miss Gardner. Miss
Harris, Miss Myers. Miss Hopkins Misses
stiles, Miss Phoebe Elliott. Miss Lily An
derson. Miss Mai Owens. Misses Haskell.
Miss Huger, Miss Rauers. Misses Wal
ter. Miss Hopkins. Miss Mills. Miss Ada
Huh and Miss Corinne Hayward.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Y. Porter have is
sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Jennie Roberta, to Mr..
Wilbert w. Mountjoy. Tuesday after
noon, Feb. 10, at o'clock. at St Paurs
Protestant Episcopal church. Key West.
Fla. Mr. Mountjoy was at one time a
resident of this city and has many friends
here.
heater-supper-parties at the De
Soto formed part of last weeks social
affairs. Wednesday evening the follow
ing guests formed one of these
supper parties. They were: Miss Hattie
Hecht, Miss Mamie Engel, Miss Josie
Hyames, Miss Helen Smith Mr. Mord
Hyames, Mr.. Alfred Fanu and Mr.. Moses
Guckenheimer.
Mrs. Philip Dickinson Dafin enter
tanned last Thursday afternoon from 5
to o'clock in compliment to Mrs. Will
lam Stevens Daf1n. Those assisting with
the serving were Mrs. c. A. .Gibbes Miss
Mamie Roberts. Miss Annulette Stubs
Miss Mary Haines and Miss Florence
Daffin. Among the guests were Mrs
p. w. Meldrim, Mrs G. A. Whitehead
Mrs. II. NJ. Conner. Mrs. c. H. Strong
Mrs. Edward Karow, Mrs. f. r. Corson,
Mrs. w r.. Leaken, Mrs. G. A. Cosens
Mrs. J. T. Walker. Mrs. c. r. Woods
Mrs. George T. Cam, Mrs. w. w Rogers
Mrs. S. p. Hamilton, Mrs. John H. Hun
ter, Mrs. W. e. Knapp. Mrs. ]. B.. West
Mrs. Habersham Wylly Mrs. c. l.. Mon
tague, Mrs. Cuyler Gordon, Miss Mary
Ellis, Miss Mfhna Waring. Miss Pamela
Lamar, Miss Irene Withers. Miss John
son, Miss Pape, and Miss Annie Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Kayton were compli-
mented last Thursday evening with a
surprise party; cards were played, and an
informal evening was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Roy
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Netsburg, Mrs.
Eisman, Mr.. and Mrs, J. Lippman. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Lippman' Miss Eve
Ign Eisman Miss Adele Rosenbaum, Mr.
Herman Myers and Mr.. Iceberg.
The first entertainment of the
Jolly Jokers' Card Club met last
Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Miss Caro- duBignon.
The guests were; Miss Gertrude Jackson
of Athens, Miss Dock, Miss Venable of
Virginia, Miss Hammond of Atlanta Miss
Grace Barnard. Miss Elise Huger, Miss
Annie Conner Miss Annie Lyman, Miss
Nellie Baldwin, Miss Phoebe Elliott Miss
Elizabeth Haskell. Miss -Salie Haskell.
Miss Maude Thomas, Miss Lima Wood
bridge. Miss jamie Cunningham. Miss
Sarah Mills. Miss Elise Rauers, Mrs. T.
NJ. Cunningham, Jr., Mrs, c. A. l.. Gun
ningham Mr. j. Hammond Read Mr.
A c. Guerard, Jr.. Mr. w. B. Hartridge.
Mr. T. Newell West Mr.. A. S. Haines,
Mr. Arthur IS. Elliott. Mr.. E. S. Elliott
Mr. WILLY Woodbridge. MIR. Henry
Drane, Mr.. J. S Schley, Mr.. H. w. John
son, Mr.. Robert L. Mercer, Mr.. Edward
Mercer. Mr. w Gordon Harrison Mr. r.
! G. Harrison. Mr.. Frederick Myers. Jr., Mr.
Robert T.. Lamar, Mr.. c. A. L. Cunning
ham, Mr.. T NJ. Cunningham. Jr. Mr.. R.
W. Cunningham
Miss Florence Woods. who was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Malone. left for New
! York last Friday.
Miss Farson of Philadelphia is the guest
| of Miss Ida May.
| Mrs. Edward Karow will entertain next
| Thursday afternoon, from to o'clock
! Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Lippman entertain
| ed Miss Yaw last Tuesday after the matt
nee at their residence on Perry street.
| Miss Yaw made most pleasing impress
/ sion on all who met her socially. Her
manner is naturally, agreeable and attrac-
/ tive.
Miss Gertrude Jackson of Athens is Wis
! iting Miss Sallie Haskell.
/ Miss Bessie Hayward is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Hazel Hayward on Legare street in
/ Charleston.
! Miss Elizabeth Haskell leaves on We'd
nesday for Charleston, where she will Wis
it Miss Lucy Huger, and will be among
the guests at the third St. Cecilia ball in
| that city
Miss Dock is the guest of Miss Meta
Thomas.
| Miss Katherine Stiles and Miss Belle
| Stiles have returned from Brunswick and
are visiting Mrs. Alfred Mills on Taylor
/ street.
Master Jennie Rossignol, youngest son
of Mr.. C. r. Rossignol, celebrated his
seventh birthday at his residence. "A Boil
ton street, last week. He was assisted in
entertaining by his uncle, Mr.. Robt.
Lewis. Many little guests braved the in
| clement weather to make merry with
| their little host
Mrs. Julia Murphy has issued invita-
tions to the marriage of her daughter. Miss
! Mary. to Mr. VIM. Hamilton Bowling,
! Tuesday evening. Feb. l., at $50 O'Clock,
at her residence. 81 Lincoln street. After
the ceremony there will be a reception at
1 the house.
J one OF the pleasantest small affairs Of