The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24

Mrs. r. II. Cunningham, Jr., and Miss
Brigham.
Miss Laura Ellinwcod Of New York
viii arrive this week, to be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Leaken.
Miss Alice Connerat left last week TO
attend Marii Gras IN New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman were com
plmented with "a surprise party last We'd
nesday evening" the hospitality and gem
crosby Of this host and hostess are well
known by their many friends and last
Wednesday evening was no exception to
their usual genuine Hospitality Among
the guests present were. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Netsburg, AIR and Mrs. l.. Adler, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Lippman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Rosenbaum. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Kayton, MIR. and Mrs. A. Benteim,
Miss Berdie Kayton. Miss Ruthie kayton
Mrs. Eisman, Mrs. Rosenbaum, Mr.. Dave
Rosenheim and others
The Cinderella Club met last Thursday
evening for the last time before Lenr.
The ladies' prize, a cut glass vase was won
by Miss Margaret Stiles; the gentleman's
prize. a silver cravat clasp was won by
MIR. Robert l.. Mercer, Jr. Among those
present We're: Miss COrinne Hayward,
Miss Stiles, Miss LYMAN Miss Conner, Miss
Emma Hopkins, Miss Baldwin, Mr. Will
liam n. Pratt. DR.. J. \. Nydegger, Mr..
Henry Drane, Mr.. II. W. Johnson, Mr..
y. r. w iieHNs MI. IdllltF AASUN. MT. Ii.
II. Bruen, Mr. r. o. Watkins, Mr.. Il. y.
Mercer Jr., Mr.. J. L. Nicely and Mr..
Adams Ganahl.
Miss Mona Spencer Of New York, who
has relatives and friends in this city,
Is among the group OF portraits in pen
and ink, by Miss LA Glenn, in the Val
cnune copy Of the Atlanta Journal
Mrs. d. r. Thomas gave a Washington
tea last Friday afternoon, from to Z
O'Clock, in compliment to Miss Munson
OF New York, Miss Chaplin of Baltimore
and Miss Wilson of New York. and Miss
Jennie Thomas. The originality of the tea
was unique and consistently carried ont.
Flags and bunting in patriotic colors dec
GRATED the rooms and hall, while red
Ratchet in candy formed the center-piece
of the dining table; small candy hatchets
We're given as souvenirs, and those re
ceiving and those serving were dressed
in colonial style, powdered hair, short
WASTED gowns and the conventional patch
on the face. Cherries We're handed ana
red lamp shades followed out the color
of the flags and bunting. Those serving
were: Mrs. Horace Crane Mrs. a. NJ
West, Jr., Miss Mary Clay, Miss Mary Ella
Turner, Miss Annie Shellman, Miss Edith
West and Miss Taylor
Miss Grace Barnard gave a theater sup
per party last Friday evening after the
M.kado performance; her guests were:
MIR. and Mrs. John Nisbet, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. b. Beckwith. Miss Appleton, Misses
Haskell, Miss Cunningham, Misses Walter,
Miss buchanan, Miss Rauers, Miss duBig-
non, Miss Kate Brigham, Miss Haber-
sham, Miss Maud Smith, Miss Phoebe Ell
lott, Miss Jennie May, Miss Withers, Mr..
j. II. Read. Mr.. A. Il. Elliott, Mr.. T. l..
Owens Mr. W. 6. Harrison, Mr.. c. j.
Hunter. Mr.. Stewart Hincks, Mr. Hea-
man Harwood. Mr. Edward Demere Mr..
NphIp Tonag Fred Myers Tr Tr A
c. Whitehead, Jr.. Mr.. r. c. Haskell. Mr..
G. q. Baker, Mr.. A. /. Baker, and Mr.. r.
G. Harrison.
Miss Anna Harmon complimented Miss
Wilson, Miss Munson, Miss Chaplin and
Miss Jennie Thomas, with a buck board
drive yesterday afternoon
The Current Events Club met last Fri
day at the residence of Miss Cadda Stone,
during the next month il win meet at the
residence OF NJ IS Hattie Saussy. and par
'iamentary law viii be the subject of re-
search and discussion.
The Lyceum lecture last Tuesday even
ing was an important society event of the
past week, the Masonic hau being we'll
ined with an appreciative audience. The
third lecture confirms the fact that the
Lyceum is a decided and popular acuuisf-
ton to the social amusement list; Mr. w
5. Lawrence was mainly Instrumental in
making il a fixture and to him the public
are chiefly indebted Tor the opportunity
Of having good lectures and of spending a
pleasant evening.
Miss Anna Harmon will give a driving
party tomorrow afternoon in compliment
to Miss Angel of Detroit, Miss Olney of
Charleston and Miss Cadda Stone.
Miss Venable of Virginia returned home
asst week after a visit to Miss Caro- du-
Bignon.
Mr.. Herman Myers entertained inform
ally at dinner at the De Soto last Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Evelyn Eisman left last Tuesday
for New Orleans to attend Mardi-Gras.
Miss Elizabeth Barrow has returned
home after visiting friends in Athens ana
Augusta.
Mrs. Gus Wannabacker Of New York
returned home last Thursday after a visi.
10 her mother. Mrs. Liienthal
Miss Kathleen Hunter will be the guest
this week of Miss Sallie Hammond Wright
IF Augusta
A merry party Of young people spen,
Friday AT Thunderbolt, chaperoned bv
Hiss Ehrlich ana Miss Reeser. Games
.rere played in the morning. and I'm tho
afternoon Miss Edith Robinson recited and