The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

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| mond Miss Kathleen Hunter, Miss Moy-
nelo, Miss Elliott the Misses Guerard.
| Miss Olmstead, Miss Mamie jackson, MISS
| Hattie Saussy, Miss Irene Withers. Miss
| Annie Maccaw, the Misses Harmon, and
| Miss Connerat.
Mr.. Wallace Mallard entertained party
| of friends very delightfully."- on Friday af-
| ternoon taking them down on the Ruby
| to Thunderbolt, where at the club house
] an oyster roast was much enjoyed. The
| party returned to town at II O'clock. Mr..
| Aalard's guests were: Miss Ella Lawton
of Brighton, S. c., Mr. and Mrs. Heman
| Charlton, Mrs. Frederick Baker, Mrs. Bur
dell, Miss Sally Harper, Mr.. Percy Baker.
Miss Sally Charlton, Miss Sally Baker and
! MIR. Guy Howard.
On Friday evening the boys of the young
er set gave a dance at Miss Mary Hops
| at which were present the Misses Louise
| Smith, Ethel Taylor, Angie Cubbedge,
| Mary Kline, Clifford MuRnerlyn, Mary
| Wayne, Missile Hull and Frank Hayward
! Sidney Stubs, Darwin Hull, Tattnau
| Prltchard, Stephen Hayward, Jim Lyman
and Dan Hull.
| Miss Elizabeth Haskell entertained the
Cinderella Club last evening with eu-
| chre party. Her guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Mercer, Jr. Mrs Charles A.
| Gibbes Mrs, Wright Hunter. Miss Prio-
/ leau, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss Annie Co
| LleTs MISS EIuIIld E1OphltlS, MISS Nelly
| Baldwin, Miss Grace Barnard, Miss Sally
McAlpin Miss Leila Hill, Miss Maud
| Hayward, Miss Huger, Miss Lima
Huger, Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss
duBignon, and DR.. PinclSney A.
Waring, Mr.. Brewer, Mr.. Robert c.
Harrison, MIR. ALBION D. Johnston, Mr..
| Mills b. Lane, Mr.. Henry Walthour Mr..
Leopold Alexander Mr.. Anton Wright,
Mr.. William Haskell, Mr.. Theodore Bar
nard, Mr.. Moragne Fleming, Mr.. Noble
JONES' Mr.. John Morris and Mr.. William
Butler.
The Whist Club met at the residence of
! Mrs. Charles A. Shearson on Friday after
| noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R. McAlpin gave a
dinner party on Friday evening. in honor
of Mrs. f. V. Walker.
Crowds of people visited the Grand
| Duchess, while she was in port on Friday
and yesterday. Miss Grace Barnard took a
party down in De Soto bus yesterday
morning. Among them were Mrs. Conner
| Miss Conner, Mrs McFadden, the Misses
Huger, the Misses Phillips, and the Misses
| Walter.
DR.. f. H. Bloodworth and Miss Clara
Ross were married at the residence of the
brides mother in Eufaula, Ala, on last
| Tuesday 1t was quiet home wedding
| only immediate relatives and friends being
| present The bride is one of the most
| charming and attractive young ladies of
! Eufaula. The groom is young physician,
| well known in Savannah, where he was
| brought up For some months past he has
been practicing in Bufaula, and his pros
| poets are regarded as most flattering. DR..
and Mrs. Bloodworth spent few days in
| Savannah during the past week. visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Bloodworth while
| here.
Miss Cate Ellis entertained the Club
Without a Name" last evening, the as
sembled party, consisting of Miss Mary
Wayne, Miss Fannie Phillips, Miss Missey
! Hull Miss Mary Hops, Miss Louise
Smith, Miss AIyra Wilcox, Miss Ethel
| Chisholm, Miss Eileen Hunter, Miss Mir
| lam Dent, Miss Cora johnson, Miss En-
mic Johnson, Miss Marian Maclean, Miss
Cornelia Maciean, Miss Laleah Adams
Miss Mary Kline, Miss Clifford Munnerlyn,
Miss Jeanne Haines. and Ethel Taylor.
The announcement is made of the en-
gagement and approaching marriage of
Mr.. A. Gordon Cassels of this city and Miss
Frank Gilreath of Gainesville, Ga. Mr.
| CasseIs is one of the best known and most
! popular young business men in South
Georgia. He is formerly from Liberty
county, where he is still largely interested
| in Savannah he Is connected with the we'll
known naval stores house of West, Wigs
& Co Miss Gilreath is well known in Upper
Georgia, not alone for her beauty, but
for her many other attractions. She has
been a great favorite in society ever since
her debut two years ago, and made many
friends and admirers while visiting this
city last spring. The marriage has been
arranged to take place in Gainesville on
Jan. 20. and will be the social event of the
season in that town.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Butler will
give a reception on Thursday evening at
their home on Forsyth park to introduce
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Butler.
Mrs. Paul Lyman will be among the
hostesses of the coming week, entertain
| ing on Friday evening in honor of her
guests the Misses Prioleau of Beaufort,
S. c.
Among the attractions for the coming
week there is to be a ladies afternoon
entertainment for the benefit of the Free
kindergarten. to be held at Mrs. Reds,
122 East State street, at p. m, on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Haskell will entertain on
Thursday afternoon with a card party
Miss Lillian Palmer, who has been visit
ing Mrs. J. Randolph Anderson, win
leave for her home, in st. Louis. this
week.
Miss Lizzie Barrow returned on wednes-
day from Athens, where she has been for
the past few months.
Mrs. A. r. Lawton arrived home from
the north on Thursday.
Miss Isabel Stiles will be the guest Of
Miss Margie Weed in Augusta next week.
Mr.. Jack Cohen of Atlanta spent several
days in the city during the week, and was
one Of the guests at Miss Busseys and Mr.
Douglas Boyd's wedding.
Mrs. w w Gordon returned last evening
! from Augusta, where she has been the
guest Of Mrs. Harriet G. Gould. Mrs. Cor
don has received the most delightful at
tentons during her stay in Augusta, and
| the Chronicle In a recent issue devotes
a column to her praise.
Dir. and Mrs Moses of ST. Louis are
spending the winter here with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Malone, on Perry street.
Mrs. Daniel G. Purse will leave in a few
days for Jacksonville. where she will visit
her nieces Mrs. C.. J. Burroughs, and Mrs
| Bash McLaurn
Mrs. John Heard Hunter has returned
from Asheville. where she has been spend
ing a few weeks.
Mrs. George Elliott of Beaufort, S. c., is
visiting her father, Judge w. d. Harden
on Gwinnett street.
Miss Jessie Chisholm returned from At