The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-12

sixty couples were present besides the
chaperons. and a number Of young la
dies who chose to be thoroughly indie
pendent OF partners. The chaperons were
Mr.. J. J. Wilder, Mr.. T.. II. Cunning
ham. Sr. and AIr. Richard Gueragd. Tn
til supper which was al 1880. there was
general dancing. and thcn german occu-
pied the remainder of the evening. Mrs.
Charles A. Gibbes was the leader, and
the graceful figures were conducted beau
tifully. noticeable feature OF the en-
tertainment were the exquisite bouquets
with which some Of the men We're IA
vored. Present were: Mr.. r. NJ. Cum
ningham, Sr.. Mr.. Rauers. Mr.. Barnard.
Mr.. Alfred Chisholm. Mr.. Richard Guer-
ard. Mr.. Walter Charlton. MIR. George
owens. Mr.. W. W. Rogers. Mr.. Henry
McAlpin. Mr.. John Heard Hunter. Mr..
Taylor Walthour, Mr.. Frank Battey. Mr.
Wright Hunter. Mr.. James Nc
Alpin. Jr., Mr.. T. Mayhem Cum
ningham. Jr., Mr.. Charles A.
Gibbes, Mr.. Arthur NJ Gibbes. Mr.
William Henry Schley. Mr.. W. W. Gordon.
Jr., Mr.. Thomas S. Wylly, Mr.. ]. r. An
derson, Mr.. H. wyny Johnson, Mr..
Charles A. Shearson. Mr.. Louis N. Le-
Sullivan schIey. Messrs. Leopold Alex
ander. Julian Hartridge, Horace Hunter,
Charles J. Hunter, Wylly Woodbridge.
w. W. Williamson, Anton Wright, HiXon,
r. W. Cunningham, Godin Guerard, r.
L. Mercer. Jr.. Edward Mercer, Steiner
Dunbar, T. Lloyd Owens, ]. d. Taylor,
Raymond Butler. William Butler, Jr.
Trenholm Hopkins Clarence Murphy, Jack
Kinzie, Gratz Myers, Fred My
sullivan. E. o. watkins. Gordan
Harrison, Robert c. Harrison, Arthur b.
Elliott. Albion d. Johnston, Henry Bruen,
Edward Haskell, Willie Chisholm, Capt
o. NJ. Carter DIR. T. Pinckney Waring
and Mr.. John Williams of Richmond,
Va: Mrs. T." NJ Cunningham, ST., Mrs.
Rauers. Mrs. James T. Dent. Mrs. John
Nisbet, Mrs. Fleming duBignon, Mrs. Wal
ter Charlton, Mrs. Pleasant Stovall. Mrs.
w. W. Rogers. Mrs. Taylor Walthour,
Mrs; w. w. Gordon, ST., Mrs w. w.
A. Shearson, Mrs. Thomas S. Wylly,
Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham. Jr., MRS. Henry
1lcAlpin, Mrs. +. V. Walker, Mrs. William
Henry Schley. Mrs. John Heard Hunter.
Mrs. Frank Battey Mrs. Wright Hunter,
MIS-. J. Randolph Anderson. Mrs. II. Wyl-
~ Johnson, Airs John Malloch Mrs. Ar
John Williams of Richmond, Miss Annie
Lyman, Miss Nenie Minis, Miss Lima
Woodbridge, Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss
Sally Haskell, Miss Caro- duBignon, Miss
Florence Nisbet. Miss Pamela Lamar,
Miss Katharine Hartridge, Miss Sally Nc
Alpin, Miss Emma Hopkins. Miss Jennie
Sullivan, Miss Mamie Wilcox, Miss Lima
Walter, Miss Scotia Walter, Miss Kathleen
Hunter, Miss Otelia Johnston, Miss Sarah
Mills. Miss Annie Conner, Miss Elise
Rauers, Miss Mary Whitehead, Miss Ma
bel Stoddard, Miss Kate Guerard, Miss
Josie Freeland. Miss Irene Withers, Miss
Ionic Guerard, Miss Nelly Baldwin, Miss
LILA Coquitt, Miss Mabel Gordon, Miss
Jessie Chisholm, Miss Dunning, Miss Met
calf Miss McKeen, Miss Nan Screyen,
Miss Mary Jones, Miss Hattie Colquitt,
Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Daisy Bryan,
Miss Leila MCGUIRE and Miss Floride
Banks,
on Monday afternoon Miss Maud
Thomas gave a delightful whist party at
which Mrs. Fleming duBignon won the
prize, a beautiful Dresden china picture
frame. Miss Thomas other guests We're.
Mrs. Charles Malone, Mrs. C. A. Shearson,
Mrs, J. r. B; Beckwith. Mrs George
owens, Mrs. w. w. Ovens Mrs. Tracey g.
Hunter, Mrs. William l.. Wilson, Mrs. w.
r. Leaken. Mrs. T. Mayhem Cunningham,
Jr., Mrs. Robert Ellington, Miss Helen
Hardee. Miss Nenie Minis, Miss Mary La
mar. Miss Maud Hayward and Miss Hen
rietta Myers.
The theater was well filled on Wednes-
day evening with those who attended the
Music Culture Club concert. one box
party consisted of Miss Helen Marshall,
Miss Jessie Chisholm, Mr. T. Lloyd Owens
and Mr.. John WEIGH. After the concert
Judge Harden gave an INFORMAL supper
for the two artists, Miss Powell and Sig
nor Randegger. The other guests were:
Miss Frankie Giireath of Gainesville,
Miss Marie Summers of Augusta, Miss
Julia bearing of Jacksonville, Mr. Frank
Jones, Mr.. Edward Mercer and Mr.. Fred
Myers.
The wedding of Miss Annie Shellman
and Mr. Joseph Z Boston, which took
church on Tuesday evening, was a beauti-
full one. For some time before the bridal
party arrived the CHURCH was well filed
with people, but in these fin-de-siecle days
even waiting is made attractive and all
music lovers enjoyed the beautiful selec-
lions rendered by Prof. White. The brides
maids gowns, in soft shades of yellow and
white, with short tulle wells, We're very
picturesque and much admired, as was the
handsome brocaded silk dress worn by
the bride.
Mrs. Emil Newman entertained with
cards on Wednesday afternoon, in honor
of Mrs. Chaser and Miss Moss of St. Louis,
and Mrs. Bloomingdale of Philadelphia.
As usual the exciting game of five-handed
eucher was played. The four beautiful
prizes, a bonbonniere spoon, a silver
clothes brush, cut glass dish and sill
yer mirror were won by Mrs. Gaines
burg, Miss Edith Solomons, Mrs Hexter
and Miss Chaser. After the prizes had
been awarded a delicious supper was en-
1oyed by the guests, who were: Mrs. A.
Vetsburg. Mrs. j. Lippman, Mrs. Henry
Soiomons. Mrs. Julian Solomons, Mrs. G .
Grouse, Mrs. 1. Haas. Mrs. Aaron Ferst,
eiis. LdWrence LippHlan, MIS-. Henfy
Gainesburs, Mrs r.. Solomon, Mrs. S.
Hexter Mrs. CHASER, Mrs. L. Kayton,
Mrs. l. Adler, Mrs. S. Guckenheimer,
Mrs. Adolph Berg, Mrs. Bloomingdale,
Miss Moss and Miss Edith Solomons of
St. Paul.
At the card party given by Mrs. Oc-
tayus Cohen on Thursday evening the
mouse was decorated in an exceptionally
attractive way. Bamboo vines caught
over the doorways with branches of holly
formed delicate frieze in the drawing
rooms and were festooned on the chande-
ners. Tai ferns and Towering plants were
paced about the rooms, and the hall and
stairway were decorated with garlands
o. bamboo and holly. Miss Meta Thomas
won the nrst prize for the ladies' a sill
Yer paper knife, and Miss Nan Screven
ane second, an embroidered picture frame
~, Inc nrst prize for the men, a silver nail
NE was won by Mr.. Julian Hartridge
and Mr.. John Hunter won the second a
saver paper cutter. The guests present