The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-16

Miss Constance CHESTNUT gave a Dedu-
tiful party on FRIDAY evening in celebra-
ton or her tenth birthday. The residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. CHESTNUT. on Bar
nard street, was decorated very nahn-
sOmely for the occasion with foliage
plants and La France roses. In the din
ing room the table was arranged Win
pink roses and broad satin ribbons. Music
and dancing were enjoyed ana NaleH-
tines were received during the evening by
all of the guests. Among those present
We're. The Misses Lucy Dancy. Bessie
and Eleanor Shotter. Cecile Woods. Cor
nela Maclean. Louise ftagood, saba Sto-
vail, Cora Johnson, Sophie and JAMIE Mel
drim, Lucy Barrow. Lila Conner, Lula
Palmer, Mary Hops. Elizabeth Gilbert,
Sarah Cunningham. Mildred Cunningham,
Katie Ellis, Ernestne Cults, Corneha
Johnson, Elizabeth Malone. Margaret
Young. Elise Krenson. Alma Lindsay. Mel
lie Coney, Ella Clair cults, Laliah Adams,
Claudia McAlpin, Gladys Glrardeau, Ger
trude Sullivan. Bessie HUH and Mamie
Stillwell.
A delightful card party, on Thursday
evening, was given by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Furber. complimentary TO their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weller of New York Pres
ent were. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Conner,
Mr.. and Mrs 5. Ross, Mr. and Mrs; Wal
lace Masterson. Mr. and Mrs. j.. w Mel
son, Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Brennan Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ransford, Mrs. Eleanor
Mitchell, Mrs. S. Mainthrow, the Misses
Conner. Miss Doyle, Miss Calhoun, Miss
Ransford, Mr.. J. W. Golden. Mr.. ". Ii.
Champion Mr.. Joe Doyle and others Miss
Brennan won silver fern dish, Mr.. Halli-
gan whisk broom and Mr.. Champion
a Japanese tray.
The Ladies' Card Club met on Wednes-
day at Miss Eta Lippman's, and enjoyed
charming afternoon. Mrs. Joseph Ferst
was the winner of a Dresden china tray,
and Miss Edith solomon won silver
button hook. The strangers present were:
Miss Moss of st. Louis, Miss Edith Solo
mon of st. Paul. Mrs. Engel and Mrs.
Henry Hirsch of New York.
Miss Eta Lippman entertained the
Ladies Card Club on Wednesday, and 4
very delightful afternoon was spent. The
prizes a Dresden china trav and a sill
yer button hool. and nail tle, were won
by M-s. joseph Fs-st ard MSS Edita
solomon. Among the ether guests pres
York Mrs. E. Ensel Mrs. Adolph Bers,
Mrs A L. We'll, Mrs. Julian Solomon,
Mrs Aaron Ferst. Mrs. Louise f. Grouse,
Mrs s. A. Sinstein. Miss Hattie Hecht,
Miss Hattie We'll Miss Hamburgher OF
Chicago. Miss Moss of St. Louis Miss
Mary Weichselbaum. Miss Beulah HeXter
Miss Bessie Meinhard, Miss Josie Hy-
ans. and Miss Blanche Belsinger
Mrs. Joseph Marshall and sister left
for New Orleans on Friday evening. They
will spend week there
Miss McGrath of Brookhaven, Miss, will
leave for her home to-day.
Miss May Rowen left yesterday for New
Orleans.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Basler entertained charm
ingly on Friday evening with valentine
tea The floral decorations were beauti-
ful. Among the guests present were: Miss
Johnston, Miss Cox, Mrs. A. p Solomon
Mrs. Blyck, Miss Sternberg, Miss Howard
| Mrs. Gable. Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Decker
Mrs. Keilbeck. Mrs. Goeman, Mrs. Rhue,
Mrs. Ruckert, Mrs. Hayman and Mrs.
| Hirschbeck.
Mrs. and Mr. Emil Newman are among
| the SaVannahans who have gone to New
| Orleans for Mardi Gras.
Mrs. Edwin Stevens of Castle Point.
! Hoboken, who is on his way to Havana,
/ entertained a party OF Savanahans on
I Tn &c oh he Il IN.
! His guests were: Mrs. q. h. Harrison
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Gordon, Jr Miss
| Belle Harrison, Miss Gordon, Miss Rose
! Lowell, Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Elise
| Huger, Mr.. Gordon Harrison and MIR.
! Robert Harrison.
Mrs. Thomas Morgan is the guest OF
/ the Hon. and Mrs. W. l.. Wilson i'm
! Washington =. C.
Mrs. Alfred f. Mills entertained vester-
! day afternoon with a card party. in honor
of Mrs. F. Henton Carver. The prizes.
| two water color paintings were won by
Mrs. William Henry Schley and Mrs. ira
| cY Hunter Among the other guests present
were: Mrs. Charles Malone, Mrs Henry
| McAlpin, Mrs Fl. d. Stevens, Mrs. w. L,
Wilson. Mrs. James Hunter, Mrs. George
| l.. Cope Mrs Alfred Hartridge Mrs. j
Muir Lang. Mrs JOHN Screven, Mrs. Pleas
p. Rayenel. Miss Margaret Cosens. Miss
| Julia Owens, Miss Waller Miss Mollie
johnson, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Mag
gle Huh, Miss Helen Hardee, Miss Jen-
| ME Sullivan. Miss Sarah Mills Miss Rose
Lowell and Miss Phoebe Elliott
Mrs. Eugene R. Corson is visiting leIa-
| tives in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs Fleming duBignon. Mr.. and
| Mrs. T. Mayhem Cunningham Jr Miss
| Brigham Miss Richmond Miss Caro- dll.
| Bignon, Miss Nan duBignon and Mr.. Joe
| Hall, left on Friday morning for New Or
| leans to attend the Mardi Gras festivities
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Leaken and Miss
Lawton left on Friday for New Orleans
| Miss Mary Wayne was hostess at a card
| party on Friday evening at which fifteer
| of her young friends were present. The
first prize. a picture frame, was won BY
| Miss Annie Haines; the second, a silver
emery, by Miss Aileen Hunter.