The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-17

Miss Henrietta Myers gave one of the
large affairs of the past week Her af-
ternoon tea last Wednesday from to z
O'Clock was one Of the social successes.
The rooms, three deep, were opened for
the guests, who rapidly filled them and
FOUND an atmosphere Of warmth and cor
dialtty. pleasant contrast to the severe
weather Those assisting Miss Myers
with serving We're: Mrs. W. c. NIorren.
Mrs. John Heard Hunter Mrs. Edward
Karow, Miss Nenie Minis. Miss Mai Ow-
ems Miss Mary Appleton, Miss katherine
stiles. Miss Ward. Misses Phillips, and
Miss Dora Cohen. The guests present
were; Mrs. Z. W. Meldrlm. Mrs. John
Sereven, Jr.. Mrs. G. w. owens. Mrs. j.
4. Walker, Mrs. A. b. Hun, Mrs. Tracy
Hunter Mrs. \. II. Gillian. Mrs. NJ. MEG.
Stewart, Mrs. J. l.. Walthour, Mrs w.
q. Pullian of North Carolina, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Hopkins, Mrs. \. l.. cartridge, Mrs. J.
Malloch, Mrs. L. r.. Corson, Mrs. L. M.
Cunningham, Jr.. Mrs. f. Newman, Mrs.
&. Fl. Dixon, Mrs G. j. Baldwin. Mrs.
w. w. Rogers, Mrs. c. A. Gibbes, Mrs.
NJ. L. Knapp, Mrs. C.. Ellis, Jr., Mrs. II.
NJ. c. Smith. Miss Virginia Cunningham,
Miss Conner, Miss May Smons of Charles
ION, Miss Thomas, Miss Harriet Hardee,
Miss Elise Huger, Miss Mary Jones, Miss
Bessie Ward. Miss Barnard, Miss Mary
Lamar. Miss Walter, Miss Sallie Haskell,
Miss Florence McAlpin, Miss Lily Ander-
son. Miss Pape. Miss Kate brigham,
Of
lott Miss Margaret Owens. Miss Gertrude
Weed, Miss Brigham, Miss Mary Clay
Misses Nicely. Misses Hill Miss John
ston, Miss Jennie Johnston. Miss Mary
White, Miss Baldwin, Miss Scotia Walter
Miss Margaret Thomas. Miss Maud dan
stIgnac, Miss Maude Smith. Miss LYMAN
Miss Waring, Miss Mary West, Miss
Julia Owens. Miss Ormc, Miss Sarah
Mills, Miss Martha Backus Miss Jack
son. Miss Katharine Guerard. Miss Leila
Hail. Miss Forbes of Virginia, Miss Hop
yzins, Miss duBignon Miss Nenable. Miss
Cosenss Miss Withers, Miss Wood
bridge, Miss Emily Dock. Miss
Itauers and the Misses Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. b. Beckwith will
entertain tomorrow evening in compIi-
rneut to the Jolly Jokers.
Miss Parker of Charleston returned
home last Tuesday after a visit to Miss
Cadda Stone.
Mrs. K. L. Mather Miss Lizzie Ambrose
and Mrs. \. i. Cubbedge left yesterday
for Jacksonville, st. Augustine and other
points of interest in Florida.
Mrs. Dean Newman of 40 Liberty street
leaves for Millen this morning, with her
two sons, to spend a few weeks, visiting
relatives and friends
Mr.. f. .. baltimore and Mr. William
baltimore gave theater party last
Wednesday evening to see "A Woman of
No Importance" Among the guests were.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. n. Wells, Miss Angel of
Detroit. Miss Olney and Miss Parker of
Charleston, Miss Cadda Stone, Miss Laura
Johnston and Mr.. II. d. Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Ferst are in Atlanta
and We're among the guests at B'nai Birth
ball last tuesday evening.
Miss Jet Howard gave card party
last Thursday afternoon. which was one
Of the events of social week Progressive
nve handed euchre was played. Miss Sallie
Haskell won the first prize, "A pair of silver
stock collar buckles; Miss jamie Cunning
ham won the second, japanese card re
ceiver, and Miss Phoebe Elliott won the
consolation prize a silver belt pin. The
other guests were: Miss r. T.. Ravenel.
Mrs 9. Wallace Howard, Mrs T. NJ Cum
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Misses Chisholm. Miss Pape, Misses Nor
rell Miss Weed. Miss Frances Green. Miss
Jackson of Augusta, Miss Forbes of Vir-
ginia, Miss Dock of Baltimore, Miss Minna
Waring, Miss Huger, Misses Thomas, Miss
Hopkins, Miss Walter, Miss Woodbridge.
Miss Chevis West, Miss Lily Anderson
Miss duBignon, Miss Katherine Stiles.
Miss Josie Hill and Miss Leila Hill
Mr.. Herman Cox Of Bloomington, Ill. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. b. Beck
with, Castor street.
Miss Belle Wells gave one of the large
afternoon teas of the past week in commit
ment to Mrs. /. n. Wells, last Thursday
afternoon, from 8 to O'clock Palms.
nephitos roses and pink lamps gave ad-
ditional charm to the rooms, beneath two
palms. Miss Wells received her guests
gowned in white silk; Mrs. l. n. Wells was
gowned in pink silk. Those assisting with
serving refreshments We're: Miss Lalira
johnson of New York, Miss Baker of
Winchester, n. G., Miss Dale, Miss Jennie
Holt and Miss Alice Bates. Among Inc
guests We're: Mrs. William Harden. Mrs
5. 7. Hamilton Mrs G. II. Remshart. Mrs.
George II. Stone, Mrs. r. NJ. Gibbes Mrs.
T. r johnson, Mrs. c. s. Connerat, Mrs.
NJ Il. Dixon, Mrs. George II. Lewis, Mrs.