The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-06

( Mr., G. NJ. Hoist, Miss Hoist. and Miss
Annie Ly.4ah arrived from New York on
the Grand Duchess last Monday.
Mrs. George L. Cope. Jr.. Miss Cosens.
and Harris S. Cope left for Griffin during
| the week.
! Mrs. ]. Guerard Hayward Mrs. John S
Howkins and her little sons. arrived on
Friday morning from Baltimore.
Mrs. Eugene r. Corson has sent ont
| cards for tea on Thursday afternoon
Dec. 10.
Mrs. W. W. Gordon left on Monday for
Augusta, where she is the guest of Mrs.
| Joseph r. Lamar
The Misses Prioleau of Beaufort, S. c.,
| are expected on Tuesday to spend a short
| time with Mrs. Paul Lyman, on Charlton
street.
Mrs. Robert Wayne, Miss Elise Wayne,
and Miss Georgia Wayne arrived on
Thursday from their home in Laurens
county and will spend the winter in Sa-
vannah, at Mrs Cunninghams on Macon
street.
Miss Jessie Chisholm will return in a
few days from Atlanta, where she has
been for the past few weeks, the guest
of Mrs. Welborn Hill.
Mrs. r. c. Arnold and Miss Mary Arm
old sailed yesterday for New York, to visit
Mrs, Frederick w. Jackson in Jersey
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Habersham Clay left town
on Friday for Strathy Hail. their home in
Bryan county.
Miss Caro- duBignon returned during the
week from Augusta, where she has been
the guest of Miss Margie Weed.
Mr. R. D. Wylly of Darien spent a few
days in town last week
The Hon. Wallace S. Jones' consul gem
eral at Rome, Italy, is in the city, the
guest of Mr.. William Neyle Habersham.
Mrs. W. j. Charlton returned from Bal
timore on Thursday. Miss Francis
Charlton is expected to-day
Miss Alice Leigh, who has been the guest
of Mrs. j. Randolph Anderson. left on
Wednesday for Buffers Island, on the AL
tamaha.
Mr.. Stephen Ravenel spent Wednesday
I'm Savannah, en- route to Charleston.
Miss Sally Harper returned home on
Monday from Brighton, S. c., where she
has been for several weeks the guest Of
Miss Ella Lawton.
Mrs. Moynelo and the Misses Moyneio
have resumed their informal and delight
ful Friday evenings for the winter, and
they are much enjoyed by their friends
Miss Minnie Dillon of Thomasville, Ca,
is the guest of Mrs. S. w. Moorehouse. at
40 Jones street
Mrs. Walter +. Coney, who suffered with
a severe illness of typhoid fever, after her
return to the city in September has com
pletely recovered. Mr.. and Mrs. Coney
are at home to their friends at 1853 Bar
nard street.
Mr. and Mrs. Chambers Mex. Craig left
on Thursday for Pittsburg, Pa, where
they were called by the sudden Illness of
Mr.. Craigs father.
Miss Mamie Engel returned from the
north last Monday on the Grand Duchess.
Mrs S. A. Einstein and the Misses Elm
stein arrived on Monday from the north,
where they have been visiting friends in
Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
Miss Jennie May returned on Friday
morning from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank c. Battey is expected home
next week from a three weeks visit IN
New York
Mrs, Charles a Malone will entertain
the Married Womens Club on Tuesday az
ternoon.
Miss jamie Garmany arrived last evening
from the north. She has lately returned
from an extensive tour through Europe.
The annual tea given at the Episcopal
Orphans Home will be held on Saturday
| afternoon next from to Z O'Clock There
will be fancy articles suitable for Christ
mas presents and also light refreshments
for sale and the ladies of the committee
trust that there will be large attendance
and the usual generous response from the
public.
The Jolly Jokers" held business meet
| ing yesterday afternoon at the residence
/ OF Miss Elizabeth Haskell, and among
| other arrangements for the coming season,
| changed its name TO the Twelfth Night
! Club" Tho entertainments are to take
/ place every twelfth night, and the first
has been settled on for the eighteenth Of
/ December, when Miss Elise Rauers viii be
the hostess.
/ The NO Name" Club. which has
| changed it's title 10 the i. +. C.. win be
/ entertained next week by Miss Cate Ellis.
Miss Posey Bacot, the charming daugh-
ter of Nj. Thomas Bacot of Charleston,
S. c., is in the city, the guest Of Mrs r.
! G. Bryan.
| Miss Dora Muhlberg was hostess on
! Thursday afternoon at a beautiful violet
| tea, given in honor of her guest. Miss
] Eta Roscndorf Of Richmond, Va. and
1 Mrs. +. Stone of Cleveland. O. The deco
/ rations about the rooms were entirely OF
| violets ana maiden-hair ferns, while the
| table was effectively arranged with clus-
| ters Of the fragrant flowers. The refresh
ment, also, were suggestive OF violets.
| and each guest was given a dainty bunch.
| Miss NIuhlborgs guests were: Miss Ida
Boley. Miss Sarah Stern, Miss Nellie CO.
hen, Miss Lille selis, Miss Ellen de