The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-26

gustine. Mr.. Dudley and Lieut. Casey
Morgan of Washington. D. c. Miss Grace
barnard, who had just returned from the
north, where she spent the winter, was
also present, and was welcomed with
pleasure by her many friends
Several delightful water parties were
given during the week. The first was on
Wednesday afternoon, and was one of the
charming little entertainments that Mr..
ana Mrs. George Baldwin give on their
yacht, the Dixie The party consisted Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Randolph Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. 3. BeckWith Mr. and Mrs
Louis NJ LeHardy Miss Gleason. Miss
Mary Lamar and Miss Emmie Lawton,
and their course was toward Warsaw.
on Thursday quite large tug party was
given by Miss Conner in honor of her
guest, Miss liza Glenn of Atlanta. The
other guests were: Mr.. and Mis- William
i. Wilson, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss
Nellie Baldwin. Miss Maud Thomas Miss
LILY Anderson, Miss Elizabeth Haskell,
MISS Sallie Haskell, Miss Leona Guerard
MISS Grace Barnard, Miss Jessie CHS
holm, Miss Elise Rauers Miss Sarah
Mills, Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss Daisy
Bryan, Miss Florence Nisbet, Miss Caro-
duBignon, Miss Nan duBignon Mss
Mary Arnold, Miss Marie Moynelo, Mr.
" ". Williamson, Mr.. W. T. Hopkins,
Mr.. J. f. Cam, Mr.. George Gadsden, Mr.
Tom Screven, Mr. Il. .. Watkins Mr.. Jack
klnzie, Mr.. William Butler, Mr.. Raymond
Butler, Mr.. Leopold Alexander, Mr. GOdin
Guerard, Mr.. Mills b. Lane, Mr.. Albion
Johnston, Mr.. Clarence Murphy, Mr. J. d.
ton Wright, Mr.. Julian HarTidge and Mr.
stewart Hincks. Supper was served at
Greenwich. and the party returned by
moonlight, An hour or two on a sand
bank which would have seemed an un-
mitigated evil under some circumstances
IN this case only prolonged a pleasant
evening.
The Saturday Club called the Tybee info
requistion on Friday afternoon for their
annual basket picnic. This time the
members of the club went up the river
starting at and returning in the even
mg. Unfortunately the weather was not
all that could have been desired but a
thunderstorm on the water is a beautiful
sight, and it did not mar the pleasure
of the party. Those who went were:
Mrs. J. F, B. Beckwith Miss Emily HILL
Miss Maud Hayward, Miss Mary White
head Miss Ellis, Miss Elizabeth d. Johns
ton, Miss Eugenia Johnston, Miss Sallie
McAlpin, Miss Nellie Baldwin and Miss
Bernardine HARDWOOD.
on Tuesday evening Miss Annie V. Jones
entertained with a small supper party in
honor of the Misses Wilson of Baltimore
The others present We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Woodfn, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland, Miss
Virginia Lee Fraser of Charleston Mrs
Jones and Mr.. T.. f. Jones.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Theresa X, kohler to Mr.. Oscar S. Kul-
man. A reception will be given in honor
of the betrothal on Sunday, May 8, at
the residence of Mr.. ID. Kohler, No. IA
Abercorn street.
Addison Ryman of New York, who han
dies the Paris fashion letter of the Misses
Goodwin writes of them as follows.
Il notice that the Morning News pub
fishes the Paris fashion letter of the
Misses Goodwin. They are very remark
able southern girls. Possibly, as they are
from Savannah. and as we have received
many letters from Savannah asking about
Them 1t might be of interest to the ed
itor of the woman's page to know that
Miss Nina's twenty-fourth birthday was
celebrated by a banquet among the Amer
lean art students colony. The table was
heaped with white roses. Miss Nina is so
beautiful that she will appear in the
salon this spring in bas relief, an oil
painting and a pastel. She posed for
friends. She and Miss Caroline keep house
on one of the boulevards in a five-room
apartment and have lat homes" that are
crowded every Wednesday evening. They
are the most popular and powerful Amer
lean girls in Paris. Miss Caroline has
painting commissions enough to keep her
busy for years If she stopped all study
ing and simply painted. They will be
away year yet. We are so fond of their
work that we think these little facts may
be interesting to other of their admir-
ers.
Mrs. L G. Haas entertained the Pleas
ure Club on Wednesday afternoon. Those
present We're: Mrs. Albert Schield of Co
lumbus, Mrs. Aaron Ferst Mrs S
Einstein, Mrs. Emile Newman Mrs
Adolph Berg, Mrs. Julian Solomon. Mrs.
Mrs. Joseph Ferst Mrs. Max Krause.
Mrs. Solomon Binswanger, Miss Eta
Lippman, Miss Marie Lippman, Miss Josie
Hyams, Miss May Weichselbaum, Miss
Beulah Hexter Miss Sadie Traub. and
Miss Edith Solomon. The first prize, a
Dresden parasol, was won by Mrs. Adolpn
Berg; the second, a silver darner. bv
Mrs. Aaron Ferst and the third, a lace
fchue, by Mrs. Schields.
Mr.. Ralston Wylly of ]. =. Grady &
Son was married quietly to Miss Birdie
smith on Wednesday evening a the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Rar-
ding Smith, Thomasville
Mr.. Lloyd Owens expects to give bicv-
Gle party tomorrow TO his fathers nlan-
tation, on the Ogeechee road, where H..
party Will spend The day.
Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Stevens gave
last evening" Ca supper party) al Mrs
Bannon's. Among the guests were. Mr.
and Mrs. John Howkins and Mr.. and NTrs
w. c. Morrel. - =
The wedding OF AR William Frant,I,,
Patlllo. Jr, Of Atlanta TO Miss Rutb
Halleyman Of Waynesboro. Ca. win 49,
place ~ Waynesboro. Wednesday. April
The Jolly Jokers We're entertained an
. FRIDAY evening by Miss Elizabeth Has
kel with "a card party.
ON Tuesday evening Mr.. ana Mrs. u
w Meidrlm gave dinner party Ia honor
Of Mrs. William ID. Grant ana Mrs Tbom.
as cobb Jackson Of Atlanta.
Tho Cinderella Club viii meet nevt
Thursday evening at Miss Leila Hilps.
TIE Whist CLUB met on Friday afternoon
ai Mfa. J.. D. Warheld's
Little Miss Valerie D0weu entertained
n,i iritnHs at hef residence, ~ Bolton
Eitffi nu "wednesday afternoon. thn a1i
ffQm $500 f0 q DOB honor iii her @ig1,,t
I NifNl4a lNr cable was heauflfuis deeo-
ail Hie Hiiie ones lse . deaghtful