The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-08

/ q. BanQOiDn.
| Mr.. T.. O. Watkins, Mr.. Albon D. Johns
| ton, Mr.. 3. r. Finney, Mr.. Jack Kinzie,
ar. Edward Haskell, +. +. {. Habersham,
| man, Mr.. Stewart Hincks MIR. r. w.
| Cunningham, Mr. John Morris. Mr.. Mo
! raSne Fleming, Mr. Charles J. Hunter,
| Mr.. Horace Hunter, Mr. William deBruyn
| Hops, Mir. Carter Gordon, Mr.. Clarence
Murphy and DR.. Pinckney Warning.
Mrs. William r. Leaken entertained the
| Married Woman's Card Club on Monday
| afternoon. Those present were: Mrs. Ii.
| ID. Stevens, Mrs. w. w. Rogers, Mrs.
/ Charles i, Malone, Mrs. w. G. Morren,
| Mrs. w. w. Owens Mrs. a. 3. Hull Mrs
| John Heard Hunter Mrs Frank Battey.
| Mrs. George Cope Mrs. Robert Burdel
| Mrs. John Screven, Mrs. NJ. Y MacIntyre,
| Mrs. Henry McAlpin. Mrs. Cooper My
| ers, Mrs W. W. Gordon, Jr., Mrs Thomas
| }; Charlton, Mrs. G. K. Woods. Mrs. Lewis
! clock, was won by Mrs. George Cope and
! Mrs. W. w. Owens won the second, a
/ pair of silver scissors.
Entertainments that will probably be
| more appreciated by the guests than any
| given in Savannah since last December
| are those that are being planned by friends
of poor children. The Christmas season
| may be made for them, as for the Others
| the happiest time of the year. and il is a
work in which all can lend hand.
I Miss Mary Appleton, Miss Nina Pape
! and several other Young ladies' hone n
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/ gave last Christmas by well-laden tree
| for some three hundred poor children.
Con tributions of fruit candy. toys, books,
] articles OF clothing and money are ear
nestly solicited. Children can help very
| much by giving their old toys. All CON
| tributions should be sent to 50 Hall
street.
The first entertainment of the Cinder-
ella Card Club will take place on Tues
day evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright Hunter on CASTOR street
ftra--
meet on Thursday afternoon at the res
idence of Mrs. w. G.. Morrell.
Miss Julia Hunter entertained her young
friends last evening with a party. The
invited guests were the Miss Fannie
Phillips, Miss Clare Huger, Miss Maggie
White, Miss Nellie White, Miss Margaret
Charlton, Miss Cec!le Woods, Miss Mary
Hops, Miss Louise Smith, Miss Ethel
Durham, Miss Anna Hunter Miss Hada
Hunter, Miss Cora Johnson, Miss En-
mic johnson. Miss Miriam Dent Miss
Mildred Cunningham, Miss Claudia Nc
Alpin, Miss Pansy Boyd, Miss Lima Agos-
TIM, Miss Lila Conner and Miss Bessie
Shooter.
A complimentary German was given
last week for Miss McGrath of Buck
haven, Conn. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Halligan, Miss Agnes
Comm, Miss Bessie Hanley, Miss May
Roman, Miss Salie Black, Miss Bessie
Gallagher, Miss Emily Comm, Miss Helen
O'COnnor, Miss Lucille Desboullion Miss
Nellie Haslam, Miss Nan Golden, Miss
Emma Connor; Messrs. John Sullivan, j.
Black, Eddie Common, Frank Palmer, j.
J. McDonough, Jr., Frank Palmer, Frank
Golden, Thomas Lynch, John Strauss,
Mac Flannery, John Walsh. Joe Harty,
Glen Grady, Donahue and others.
Miss Maud Fleming of New York is
spending the winter with Mrs. J. H. Has
Ian.
Miss solomons of St. Paul, Mimi, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Solomons
on Liberty street
Miss Kittie Porter Norman of Copley
Square, Boston, is in the city on a visit
TO the family of her cousin, Mr.. l.. a.
Beatty, on Duffy street.
Mrs. John Sullivan entertained at cards
on Friday evening complimentary to her
guest Miss McGrath. The first ladies'
prize was won by Miss Bessie, Hanley,
! the second by. Miss Emily. Comm. while
Mr.. John Strauss won the, first prize FOR
the gentlemen, and Mr.. tWilHams Eeeley-
the second.
Miss Daisy Browne gave soiree at
Yonge's hall on Friday evening. Among
those present were: Mrs Mckay, Mrs,
| Mcintyre, Mrs, r. Q. Fetzer, Misses Mad
dox, Brown, Vestcman, Kenna, Wilson
and Houston, Miss Marshall of Toronto
Canada, Miss Jones of Tampa, Fla
Messrs. Belland. Maddox, Ferry, Bouch-
ard, Mscally, Cox, Sanford. Barbour
Duncan, Coleman and Mr.. Lewis of La
Grange, Ga. Rosenfeld's orchestra fur
nished the music.
Mrs. G. A. Hudson entertained on Tues
day evening in honor of the birthday of
Miss Ada Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wiley Johnson have 70
turned from their wedding trim to New
| York Niagara, etc, and are at their home
on Harris street.
Miss Lucy Lyons Lee, who has been a
! guest of Miss Marie Nisbet's Tor several
weeks, left on Thursday for Richmond,
/ Va.
/ Mrs. w. II. Daniel and Miss Belle Dan
| lei have spent the last ten days in Atlanta
/ visiting the exposition.
! Mrs. Carl n Brandt and children. and
Miss Mary Ellis arrived on Thursday from
| Hot Springs. Va. Mrs. Brandt will spend
I the winter with her mother. Mrs. Charles
Ellis, on South Broad street
Miss Marie Nisbet left on Thursday for
Detroit. Mich, TO be absent a month or
six weeks on a visit TO Miss Anna sum
ner.
Mrs L. T. Minis Miss Maria Minis and
Miss LaVinia Minis are expected home to-
morrow, after an absence of several
months spent in Europe.
Mrs. II. r. jackson will leave tomorrow
for Brunswick, Ga.
Mrs T. +. Johnston and daughters re-
turned during the week from Atlanta
where they have been visiting Mrs John
sion's brother Preston ATkWright, Esq.
Dir. O. u. Dorsett, Miss Josie Dor
stti Mr. w. c. Cooper and Miss Bessie
I cooper formed a pleasant party al the
/ Atlanta exposition fast week
Miss Maude Heywardi who has been