The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-23

New York. Lieut.. Burgess, Capt. Carter,
DR.. Julius LeIlardy, ana J. r. johnson.
Mrs. Wright Hunter gave a morning
card party on Monday, between the hours
OF Y and ?. Pink and white roses deco
rated the rooms charmingly. and the
guests seemed to enjoy the occasion thor
oughly. Mrs. Joseph Walker won the
nrst prize, a Japanese china bowl, and
Miss Mcneil the second, a silver file, VIII le
Mrs. Charles Malone won a cut glass bon
bon dish. and Miss Maud Thomas a tor
toise shell hair pin Those present were:
Mrs. W. c. Alorrell, Mrs H. Wiley John
son, Mrs. +. G. Battey. Mrs. John Heard
Hunter. Mrs. Joseph Walker, Mrs. Roger
Gamble, Mrs. Gamble Mrs. 9. b. Malone,
Mrs. j. r. II. Beckwith, Mrs NJ. NJ. Hop
kins, Mrs. Cooper Myers Mrs w. w.
owens Mrs. George Cosens. Miss Mamie
Wilcox, Miss Henrietta Myers. Miss Bald
win, Miss Wimberley, Miss Maud Thomas.
Miss Mary Whitehead, Miss Mcneil. Miss
Eaton, Miss Kate Brigham, Miss Bessie
Mills and Miss Katharine stiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Shearson gave
charming little dinner party on Monday
evening. American beauty roses were
used in decorating the table. The guests
were: Miss Florence King Nisbet Miss
Mary Arnold, Mr.. Sybrandt and Mr.. VIII
liam Clay.
one of the last and most enjoyed card
parties of the season was given on Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. Tracy G. Hunter.
Among the guests were: Mrs. George Co.'S
ems Mrs. w W. Gordon, Jr., Mrs. Aiken,
Mrs. j. r. b. Beckwith, Mrs. James
Hunter, Mrs. Harris Cope Mrs A. l..
Hartridge, Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Mrs. f.
Y. Walker, Mrs. II. Anderson, Mrs. T.
+. Ravenel, Mrs. Alfred Il. Mills, Mrs. c.
a. l.. Cunningham, Mrs. Carleton Cham
pion. Mrs. 4. j. Charlton, Mrs w. c.
M1Aorrell, Mrs. Augustus Kelly, Mrs. w. i.
Wilson, Mrs. r. Gamble Mrs. j. T. Wal
ker Mrs. Finnie. Miss Cosens, Miss
Margaret owens, Miss Julia Owens.
Miss Orme, Miss Johnson. Miss
Hardee. Miss McNeal, Miss Mary Arnold,
Miss Maud Thomas. Miss Hartridge Miss
Gordon, Miss Margaret Stiles. Miss Kath-
arine stiles, Miss Bessie Ward, Miss Bes-
sic Mills and Miss Mary Clay Miss Leila
filll won the first prize, a dainty pink silk
work bag; Miss Julia Owens and Miss
Eaton won the others a Haviland china
cup ana saucer, and Dresden china tray
Mrs. James Earle gave a luncheon last
Wednesday, in honor of Miss Maxwell
who Is visiting the Misses Arson. The
Those present Were Miss Clay. Miss Tur-
ner. the Misses Arson, Miss Maxwell. Miss
Olmstead and Miss Taylor
Master Isaac Minis entertained a num-
her of his young friends on Wednesday
evening in celebration of his ninth birth
day. His guests were: John Conner
Charles Mills, Hugh stiles, Henry solo
mons, Tom Mcmillan, Malcolm Maclean
and Joe Hull.
Miss Mary Jones entertained a party of
her friends on Friday with blackboard
drive out to White Bluff, where the day
was spent delightfully."-. Mrs w D. Sim
present were: Mrs. Carl Anderson, Miss
Annie Lyman, Miss Elise Rauers, Miss Lily
Miss Phoebe Elliott Miss Hattie Colquitt,
Miss Margaret Stiles, Miss Katherine
Stiles and Miss Meta Thomas.
Mrs. f. Henton Carver is spending the
week in Bryan county, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Habersham Clay.
AR and Mrs. Fleming duBignon. the
Misses duBignon. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Mayhem
Cunningham. Miss Brigham and Miss
Richmond returned from a delightful trip
to New orleans on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ Low are the
guests of Col. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Florence Minis are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs James Dent ut
HofWyl, Glynn county.
The Married Women's Club met for the
last time before Lent at Mrs NJ Y MacIn-
tyres on Tuesday afternoon. The rooms
We're prettily decorated with Violets and
ferns, and the afternoon was very much
enjoyed Mrs. w. w. Rogers won the first
prize, a Dresden china plate: and Miss
Abbie Orme, the second a WedCewood
pitcher. Present We're: Mrs. c. b. Malone
Mrs John Heard Hunter Mrs w w
Rogers. Mrs. f. c. Battey Mrs. A. b. Hui,
Mrs W. w Owens, Mrs. John Screven,
Mrs Robert Burdell, Mrs. H. ID. Stevens
AIRS. c. l.. Cope, Mrs. r. S. Wylly, Mrs
LeHardy, Mrs. c. r. Woods Mrs Dixon
Mrs Meldrim. Miss Maxwell. Miss Ellen
Arson, Miss Abbie Orme, Miss Hoist Miss
Lizzie Waller, Miss Susie Olmstead, Miss
Florence Olmstead. Miss Henrietta MYERS
and Miss DOX of Charleston.
Miss Lima Woodbridge entertained a
party of friends at Grove plantation on
the Ogeechee yesterday. Her guests were
Miss Richmond and Miss Brigham of
Flushing. l.. l., Miss duBgnOn, Miss Nan
duBignOn, Miss Sarah Mills Miss Eliza
beth Haskell, and Miss Lima Waller.
Miss Flora Olmstead entertained with
an informal luncheon yesterday morning
in honor of Miss Grace Maxwell of Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Cunningham PosteI gave a de-
lghtful picnic yesterday for her little SON
TAYLOR POStell. and a number of his
friends. 4 delightful oyster roast was en-
jOyed out at TaylOrs Crossing on the Isle
of Hope road. Among the children pres
ent were: Gertrude Jones, Isabel Postell
Catesby Jones, Edward Bryan, Charles
Mills, Hugh Stiles, Malcolm Maclean,
George Maclean and John Postcll.
A leap year masquerade party was given
on last Monday evening by the Chrysan-
themum Social Club. at the residence of
Assistant Chief Mouro. Dancing was in
dulged in until late hour, when refresh
ments We're served Those present were:
Miss Josie Kehoe, Miss Nellie Pollard
Miss Rosa Barbour, Miss Annie Solar
Miss Annie Dillon, Miss Lizzie Solar
Miss Rosie Bradley. Miss Nellie Kilrov
Miss Aggie Bel, Miss Nina Kilroy, Miss
Aggie Curry, Miss Bessie Symons; Mr. w
Kramer, Mr.. w. Burke, Mr. H. Johnson
Mr.. d. Brady. Mr.. W. Davidson, Mr. j.
Stafford, Mr.. G. Wamsley, Mr.. j. j. Web
er, Mr.. 4. Dillon, Mr. c. Russell, Mr. e