The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-31

Alexander. Mr.. L. Walthour Mr.. H. Wal
thour Mr.. T. L. owens, Mr. c.. Hunter
Mr.. r. Stoddard, Mr.. J. Chisholm. Mr. j.
kauers, Mr.. r. Haskell, Mr.. l.. West Mr.
c. W: Murphy, Mr.. Palmer Arson and Mr.
r. Moore.
on Monday Capt Manigault entertained
IN his beautiful rose garden a party con-
sisting of the Misses Eugcr. Miss Meta
Thomas, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss Hattie
Colquitt. Miss Salie Haskell end Mr. Ar
thur Elliott.
A water party was given on the Tybec
thursday evening by Mr. Lloyd owens,
complimentary to Miss Belle Daniel
among those present We're: Mrs. Maher
Mrs. George Owens Miss Otelia Johnson
Miss Kathleen Hunter, Miss Elizabeth
Haskell, Miss Kate Guerard, Miss Lima
Huser, Mr.. Stuart Hincks, Mr.. Fred My
ers, MIR. John Carswell, Mr.. Henry Wal
incur, Mr. Gordon Harrison and Mr.. r.
w. Cunningham.
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Kelly celebrated their silver
wedding at their home on South Broad
and Montgomery streets.
On Wednesday evening the Georgia Hus-
sars viii give the last of the delightful
informal receptions which they have been
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Newman will en-
terrain to-day i'm honor of the SD birth
y j
Newman. Mr.. Albert Strasburger of
montgomery, Ala, who is brother-in-
law OF Mr.. Newman, Sr., win be among
the guests.
The party entertained on the Diana at
me regatta consisted of Mrs. Jones' Mrs
Eel, Miss Virginia Fraser, Miss Annie
V. Jones Mr.. William Parker. Or. John
Dawson and Mr.. Andrew Simonds
on Tuesday afternoon a lawn party was
given by Mrs. John HoWkins to the little
friends OF her son, John Howkns, Jr
IA vrra.a
lly and Elizabeth Ravenel. Belle Battey,
Mary Howard, Sailie Ellis. julie Screven
Helen Ellis, Coulter Hull, Marguerite Ly-
ons, Gertrude Gillian, Emma Walthour
Marian Wylly and Eleanor Cosins, and
the Masters Allen MacDonel1 Mercer
Lang, Taylor Walthour, Horace Battey
wallace Howard. Dudley Huh Froman
Screven, James Sheldon, Rex and lizard
Oliveros, William and Joe Lyons. William
Garrard. Mrs. Howkins, was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs Charles Ellis. Jr,
Mrs. J. d. Paige, Misses Agnes and Maude
Hayward and Mrs. I. NJ. Lang.
Mrs NJ. Millen has issued invitations to
the marriage Of her daughter Margaret
to Mr.. john Audessy at her residence on
June 10. Mss Millen is the accomplished
and charming daughter of the late Dr.
G. r. Mlllen. Mr. Audessy is a we'll
known and popular young gentleman of
savannah connected with the firm of
Appel 4 Schaul
Mrs Walter Charlton leaves tomorrow
to attend the commencement exercises of
her daughter, Miss Frances Charlton, viii
be among the graduates.
on Monday morning the visiting ladies
of the Royal Arcanum were delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs.fA. B. Palmer. Palms
and potted plants decorated the parlors,
and the tables were beautifully decked
with sweet peas and maidenhair fern Mrs.
Herbert Palmer, Mrs. Cox and Mrs Crane
assisted the hostess in receiving her guests,
among whom We're; Mrs. H. A. Boynton,
Mrs. W. a. Bird. AIRS. J. II. Butler, Mrs
j A Hutchinson 4
T. w. Reynolds, Mrs. f. J. Griffith, Mrs.
J; s. Wardwel, Mrs. J. n. McKinistry,
Mrs. J. r. Weber, Mrs. ]. w. Caufield,
Mrs. w. II. Apgar, Mrs. J. A. Carter, Mrs.
A. i. Anthony, Mrs. ]. NJ, Tregnor, Mrs.
G. e. Mckee, Mrs. w. c. Lyon, Mrs. ].
w, Fernald, Mrs. w. T.. Irvine, Mrs. J. F.
Price, Mrs. Charles Schryver Mrs ]. A
Langtitt, Mrs a. II. Fitzpatrick, and Miss
on Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs Emile
Newman gave beautiful dinner at which
the decorations were white and green.
Those present were EN-Lieut. Gov. w. c.
Lyon, q ONO, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. Newman. Mr. SchrV-
Yer of Baltimore and Mr.. Mills b. Lane
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p Williams entertained
Edith Taylor of Statesboro The guests
were Mrs. William McElmurry Miss Ma
ME Lowell Miss Annie VIM, Miss Geor-
gia Howard, Miss Anna Harmon Miss
Emmie Jaudon, Miss Mamie Coney Miss
Jennie Holt, Miss Mcdaniel, Mr.. Clar-
ence Dusenberry, Mr. Walter Coney, Mr..
] Y.
Mr.. Stevens and DR.. Jarrel
Mrs. William McElmurry, who has been
visiting Miss Mamie Lowell, returned yes
terday 10 Waynesboro.
Mr. John Morris will leave tomorrow for
| Flat Rock.
Miss Eliza Chisholm has returned from
! Salem, North Carolina, where she has
been at school.
| Miss Sarah Mills returned from Tybee
/ yesterday.
/ Mr. Louis Huskeu, Jr., left yesterday
| Johns Hopkins entrance examinations.
Mr.. and Mrs w w Gordon. Jr.. and
| family are al the South End hotel, Tybee
MIR. and Mrs. George w. Tiedeman and
/ family have been spending some time at
/ the Hotel Tybee.
Miss Sallie Charlton left for Baltimore
| on Tuesday, to DE present a the gradua-
! ton of her sister, Miss Nellie Charlton
1 from the Johns Hopkins Training Schoo
] for Nurses.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haskell and Mrs
! Rauers spent Thursday evening at the
Truly Rural Linger Longer Villa"
Miss Claudia McAlpin is visiting rela-
! tives and friends in Pennsylvania.
Mr. Wilkins expects to leave for Florida
shortly for cruise on his launch lie
will be Joined later by his daughter, Mrs
Jones'
Mrs. Henry c. Cunningham left or
| Wednesday for Clifton Springs, where
she Joined her parents, Gen. and Mrs A
r. Lawton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Lippman expect to
! spend some time at Tybee IN a short while
Mr.. and Mrs Kayton and family have
gone TO the north for the summer
Mrs. NAPLES and her grandson. Fitz-
hugh Green. returned last week from d