The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13

and Mrs J. Cell Mr.. and Mrs r w
Baugn. Miss Ruby Graef. 1lss Annie
Sickel. Mr. ]. Irwin OF New York and
Alr- j. A. Powell
Sir. ana 8Irs Ralph W f. Hopper Of
Boston. who have been visiting Mrs. Hop
per's parents. Lieut. ana 1Irs. Charles g..
Feugar al Bliss McAlpin'- on south
Broad street have returned north, stop
ping at Washington, New York. ami
Hartford, Conn.
Mr. and Nrs. J. T. West are spending
a few days in Thomasville. Ca.
Mrs. Brown and Miss katherine John
Brown Of Baltimore are at the De Soto
for several DAYS.
Miss Jessie Chisholm has been a week
at White Blur.
The IS. ;. G. -" met at the residence
Of Miss Mary Haines last Friday even
ing
Capt. and Mrs. Won NyVenheim 81 Nor
folk, Va, are spending the winter at
Thunderbolt
Mrs. L. Lemberser and Mr.. 2. Strauss
Of New York are visiting 3lr and AIRS.
A. Strauss at 157 Perry street
Mrs Loewenthal entertained last Tues
day at Thunderbolt with one Of 31rs.
Bannons famous luncheous the follow
lowing guests; Mrs. Roth. Mrs Falk.
Miss FAX Mrs. Herman ana Mrs. E-n-
stein.
A blackboard drive and luncheon was
given at Mrs Bannon's. Thunderbolt.
last Tuesday in compliment " the visi-
tors in the city Those present We're
Mrs. Falk of New York Mrs Hrsch
of Atlanta. Mrs. J. NIeinhari OF New
York, Mrs r. Well of New York. Airs.
Wombach of New York. Airs. y. FalS
of New York. Mrs. j. Ferst. Mrs S.
Einsteiu, Mrs. a. Ferst. Mrs Hexter.
Mrs. Hecht. and Mrs. l.. 4. Well.
Mrs c. a. Shearson entertained at
luncheon yesterday IN compliment to the
Saturday club of 1881. The table Cecora-
tons We're in green and white. maiden
hair ferns and white narcissus filling the
vases Of Venetian glass The center
piece was embroidered ia white ribbon
and maiden hair fern. The guests pres
ent We're: Mrs. j. T. b. Beckwith, Mrs \.
c. Brandt Mrs. Frederick Jackson, " ISIS
Ellis. Mrs. Alfred Mills Miss Waller,
Misses Nicely, Miss Hartridse. Misses
Hill, Misses Johnston. ~ as Laurie Har-
riss. ana Miss Stratton of Philadelphia.
The pleasantest social event OF the
week IN Bruins wick Ca. was pro-
sressiye euchre party gwen Thursday
evening at the home on Union street Of
Mr.. and Mrs jefferson T. SPARKS in hohor
Of Mrs. Sparks sister, Miss Eleanor Har-
dee Of Jacksonville Fla. Cards fou the en-
tcrtainment were issued one week be-
fore and the night was clear and beauu-
full. adding to the pleasure OF the occa-
sion. The guests We're. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward +. Coney Mrs. Calais of VIII
mington, y. C.. Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Wood Mr. and Mrs +. a Dunn. Airs.
]. Polk stewart, Mrs. Barnes Mr. ana
Mrs c. L. Gambler. Misses Amanda
Lawrence Of Marietta, Lilly Whitfield,
Ella Conson, Agnes Dexter. Burns Edith
Blain, Dora Berrie, Essie Whitfield. Viii
mar Wood Ernistine Butts, Madeline
Butts and Monroe Carlyle. Messrs II.
+. duBignon, G.. r Smith. Il. T. Hitch,
H. Dexter Edward McGongan, O.. Smith,
clyde Taylor, Joseph BurfOrd, Benjamin
Burford, W. o. Martin, Or. r. T.. =.
BurtOrd, and DR. l.. j.. Gale The gem
tleman's first prize was "a crystal hand
kerchief case and was called patriotic
prize. a. IT was composed aud made of
red. white and blue. DIR. Robert Bur
ford and G. l.. Gambler tied FOR This, 1r.
Gambler winning on "a cut. The second
was "a sterling silver case. ami was tied
for by Messrs. Taylor ana McGonsan.
Mr. McGougau winning on d cut The
ladies' first tie, "a hand-.mhroid-
cred handkerchief. was won by Miss
Lilly Whitfield on a cut with Miss Law
renee. The second, "a beautiful haud-
painted picture Of scarlet poppies ,he
work OF the hostess, was tied for 10y Mrs
Coney Mrs Hopkins amt Mrs. VI God,
and was won by Mrs. Hopkins. At the
I conclusion Of the games. elaborate re-
freshments were served.