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

ridge. Mrs. Gamble. Mrs Tracy Hunter.
Miss Baldwin. Miss kimberley. Mss
LYMAN. Miss Maud Hayward. Miss Mary
Whitehead. the Misses Phillips. Miss
Har,ridge. Miss Katharine Hartridge.
Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Nan Screven.
Miss Huger. Miss Lima Huger, Miss Eliza
beth Haskell, Miss Mary Jones. Miss
Mamie Wilcox. Miss Belle Harrison, Miss
Emily Hin. Miss Harriet Hardee, Miss
Bessie Taylor. Miss sally McAlpin. Miss
Riddle, Miss Phoebe Elliott. Mss Gordon,
Miss Jennie sullivan, Miss Daisy Bryan,
Miss Nina Idpe. the Misses Minis, Miss
Mary Joe stiles. Miss Helm. Miss Kate
Brigham. Miss Meta Thomas and Miss
Mary clay The prizes were won by Miss
Emily HIN. Miss Elizabeth Haskell, and
Miss Belle Harrison
The Society Of Colonial DANES OF Amer
lea I'm Georgia held its regular monthly
meeting on Thursday. Feb. Is. at the resi-
ucncc of Mrs. a. r. LawtOn. Jr. The Of
fcers and board of managers assembled
at : O'Clock D. m. for the purpose of con-
durttt Z necessary business. Those present
were Mrs. W. ". Gordon. Miss Eugenia
". Johnston, Mrs. Louis Young, Miss An
Charles "A. Dixon. Mrs. Annie Waring and
Mrs. John Nisbet. At half past five the So
cial feature Of the afternoon began, when
tea was daintily served. The danes of Sa-
Vannah who joined the officers al that hour
We're: Mrs. Claude Hammond. Mrs. Orlan-
do Cohen, Mrs Edward karow and Miss
Margaret Gardner.
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visiting Miss Annie V. Jones. left Savan-
nah on Thursday for Charleston. where
she will visit friends for several weeks.
possibly returning TO Savannah ere long
10 be again the guest OF Miss Jones and
Others. Miss Fraser is sure to be warmly
welcomed whenever 5Ee returns. SIZE -
rot Only q VIEW beautiful woman but also
AT exceptionally lovely cre
On Thursday afternoon AIRS. Cooper Ny
ers gave a delightful card party at which
the hrst prize, a water color picture, was
won by Mrs. Hall, the second. an alligator
skin purse mounted in silver. by Mrs n.
-. Stevens Mrs. n. $ Wylly won the third
prize. a white leather picture frame and
Mrs Rogers. the fourth, "a silver emery.
Miss Henrietta Myers. Miss Lily Ander-
son, Misses Mary Wayne and Missile Hull,
assisted Mrs. Myers in serving the refresh
ments. The other guests present We're:
Mrs ". l.. Wilson, Mrs. q. A. l.. Cunning
ham, Mrs. George owens. Mrs. w. w.
Rogers. Mrs. Hull, Mrs r. S. Wylly, Mrs.
r. j. Ravenel, Mrs. George Cosens, Mrs.
w w Owens. Mrs. Anderson Carmichael,
Mrs. T. j. Charlton, Mrs. +. Y. Walker
Mrs. James Hunter, Mrs. George
l.. Cope. Mrs. Henry McAlpin,
Mrs Wright Hunter Mrs II. D. Stevens,
Mrs. Gamble. Mrs. ~ NJ. Cunningham, Jr.
Mrs. Morrell, Mrs. W. H. Schley, and Mrs
NJ. NJ. Hopkins.
Another card party the same afternoon
was given by Mrs. Alfred l.. Hartridge and
Miss HartTidee. at the residence of the
former on Drayton street. The rooms
growing plants and quantities of spring
flowers. White aZaleas and tail ferns
were placed about the rooms, while the
tables and mantels were adorned with vel
low jOnquils and large punches of violets
Lilac shades were used on the lamps and
candelabra. The guests present were Mrs
Rauers, Mrs. Fleming duBignon, Mrs. Mel
drim, Mrs Louis Haskell, Mrs. Charles A.
Shearson, Mrs J. +. b. Beckwith, Mrs.
Finnie, Mrs. John Heard Hunter Mrs.
Gamble, Mrs. Joseph Walker, Mrs. f. He
on F-e
Charles A. Gibbes, Mrs. c. n. Brandt.
Mrs Alfred p. Mills. Mrs, Harris Cope,
Mrs Charles Malone Mrs Tracy Hunter,
Mrs. j. Randolph Anderson, Mrs.
Walter Hartridge, Miss Sally Nc
Alpin Miss Daisy Phillips. Miss Georg-
ina Phillips, Miss Bessie Ward, Miss Eliz-
abeth Johnston. Miss MacNe Miss Com
er, Miss Bessie Mills. Miss Florence Ms
bet. Miss Maud Hayward, Miss Katharine
Stiles. Miss, Katharine Hartridge.
and Miss Phoebe Elliott The first
prize, a crystal and gold vase. was Won
by Miss Georgina Phillips; while the sec
ond an ebony darning egg, with silver
handle was won by Miss Sally McAlpin.
Miss Mary Joe Stiles and Miss Margaret
Vernon Stiles gave an informal lunch on
Monday morning in compliment to Miss
Helm of Sing Sing, n. Y, and Miss Eng
! Miss Emily Hill. Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss
Mary Ella Turner Miss Floride Banks
Miss Irene Withers and Miss Bessie Bruen
Mr.. and Mrs L. s Derby entertained
| the friends of their daughters Misses Al
berta, Edna, Daisy and Norma on Fri
| day evening at their residence, on Henry
! street, with a masquerade party. The
! characters were unusually original and
| passed i'm dancing and games. interspersed
! with fancy dancing and recitations. These
| little ladies are exceptional hostesses. as
| their numerous guests viii TESTIFY. Among
| those present were: Misses l.. Crawford
| c. Shuptrine, r. Thompson. b. ThOmp
son, J. Strauss l.. Strauss. a. Russell, A
/ Does oil fnHr - ny o >
Falligant, L. Falligant, S. Haupt. f
| Haupt. n. Roberts L. Dukes. l.. Manucy
S. Manucy, Fl ChampIin, B. Wenz, NJ
Puder, G. Riley and E. Middleton; Master,
w. Starr. j. Arden, L. Arden, l.. Palmer
u; M Iib Twin apieF3n H. FgS gam
SELL f. Manucy, r. Riley, r. Launey, c.
Launey, p. Jette r, Jette. T. Spencer, 7
| Spencer, NJ. Ingram G. Marmelstein, L
Wells 4. Kayanaugh. +: Girard, W
! Champlin, r Champhn. MeSdames Jen
| sen, Middleton. Puder, Carroll, Haupt ant
Miss Jones and Misses Tison were alsS
present.
Mrs. John Bryan and Miss Daisy Bryan
| received their friends on Thursday after
noon at a beautiful tea between the hour.
of and 8 Bamboo vines were
effectively used in decorating the rooms
and also a profuson of La France roses
In the hail Icons orchestra was stationed
plants. Mrs Robert B nington u and doi Ms
II. Wiley Johnson served the tea an(
chocolate. and WcrC assisted by Miss MAJ
du Bignon. Miss Lima Huger. Miss Kat
Guerard Miss Jennie Sullivan and Mis-
Hattie Colquitt. In spite of the unfortu
tunate weather q number Of people were
present during the afternoon and evening
Miss Helm of Sing Sing, N Y. who ha.
been visiting Miss Bessie Bruen. anC
Misc Mary Joe Stiles, left on Friday 70
her home.
Miss Elizabeth Johnston and Miss Eu
genia Johnston left on Friday mornins
for Bay st. Louis, La, where they vii
visit their brother. Mr. Houston Johnston
Miss Riddle of Petersburg. Va who ha
been the guest of Miss Mary White, lef
on Friday evening for her home,
Miss May Roman entertained yer,
charmingly on Tuesday evening, in homo
OF her friends. Miss Beiderman of New
York and Miss McGrath of Mississippi
Those present were: Miss Bessie Gala
CHER. Miss Sallie Black Miss Nan Col
den, Miss Emily Connor, Miss Nellie Has
lam. Miss Jennie Strous, Miss CLAIR
Strous Miss Beiderman Mrs Jno. Halli
gan and Miss McGrath; Messrs. Jno. NJ
Black ". II. Feeley, w. j. Kehoe, Johl
sullivan, Jr., j. q. Butler, Jr., John Hal
ligan, E NJ. Connor. Frank Palmer, Jr.
! Joseph e. Harty, Frank Golden, William
Denhardt and others. Instrumental an,
vocal music added to the pleasure of tn