The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28

Gadsden Mr. Stewart Hincks. Mr.. Abram
Minis, and Mr.. W. W. Williamson.
on the evening of the Goth. Mrs. VIII
liam Garrard entertained charmngly
with a card party complimentary to Miss
lavinia Minis. Her other guests We're
Mrs. Robert Nicely of WaynesbOrO, Mrs.
John Paige Mrs. Pleasant Stovall Mrs.
NJ. Young Maclntyre, Miss Laura Harris,
Miss Elizabeth Johnston, Miss Leila rim,
the Misses Phillips Miss Emily Hill and
Miss Eugenia Johnston. The first prize,
"a souvenir spoon, was won by Miss Daisy
Phillips, and Mrs. Maclntyre won the Sec
ond, "A silver emory.
The Sans Souci Club met on Friday even
ing at the home of the Misses Marion and
Cornclia Maclean, and the members en-
Joyed playing the game of the human
frame. The name Is not suggestive Of
being Sans SOuci, but the players were
certainly very carefree The first prize a
CHINA pin tray, was won by Miss Mary
Kline, and the second, a box of candy, by
Miss Miriam Dent, Miss Louise Pierce,
was BOBBY and was given box Of match
es. Those present were the Misses Mary
Wayne Clifford Munnerlyn Missile Hull
Jennie Haines, Cecile Words, CleTmOnt
Huger, Carrie L. Meldrim, Ethel Chisholm
Miriam Dent, Fannie Meldrlm. Emmie
Johnson. Fannie Phillips Katie Ellis, Cora
johnson, Eileen Hunter, Myra Wilcox An
ME Haines, Mary Kline, Lucie Boyd, Reba
White, Nellie White, Louise Pierce and
Alice Dougan.
The weeks gaiety began with a small
supper party, given at Greenwich, by Miss
LaVinia Minis. The Misses Henry, Miss
Maria Minis, Or. Heinrich and Mr.. Charles
Henry We're the guests.
Miss Eliza Chisholm was hostess at a
dance on Tuesday evening, when she en-
tertained number of her friends delight
fully. Those present were; Miss Mary
Haines Miss Lola Moynelo, Miss Kate
kauers, Miss Frieda Rauers. Miss Alice
Sinnickson, Miss Flora Dancy, Miss Helen
Roland, Miss Anulette Stubs, Miss Al
bert Hun. Miss Lordy Nisbet, Miss
Mamie Nisbet, Miss Frances Charl-
ton, Mr.. Dave Barrow, Mr.. Craig
Barrow, Mr.. Jack Rauers, Mr. Lang West,
Mr.. Stein Bryan, Mr.. Rogers Word, Mr.
North Chisolm, Mr.. Wayne Cunningham,
Mr.. Heman HARDWOOD. Mr.. Harry Daniel,
Mr. John Stoddard, and Mr.. Pierre Hoist
On Monday evening Miss Mary Conner
gave her friends very pleasant evening
at Tybee. The party left the city at 500,
had supper at the South End hotel and re-
turned on the 10 o'clock train. Miss AL
bert HUI, Miss May duBgnon, Miss Ber-
nadine HARDWOOD, Miss Kate Rauers Miss
Frieda Rauers, Miss Alice Sinnickson,
Miss Emma Huger, Miss Mamie Nisbet,
Miss Frances Walter, Miss Lordy Nisbet,
Miss Eliza Chisholm, Miss Mary Conner,
Miss Lila Conner, and Mr.. Eddie Rich
mond, were the guests. Mr. and Mrs. II.
NJ. Conner chaperoned the party.
one OF the most enjoyable events Of the
week was a dance given by Miss Lola
Moynelo on Friday evening. Miss Lola S
gracious manner rendered her an excep-
tionally attractive hostess and a more
pleasant evening could not have been spent
by the guests. In decorating the drawing
rooms, palms and bamboo vines were ef-
fectively used, and the piazza, which was
inclosed for the occasion, was hung with
brightly colored Japanese lanters. Dur
ing the evening some of the gentlemen,
noticeably, Messrs. Melton, Kenzie, Har-
word and Stoddard, varied the entertain
ment with music on their mandolins and
guitars. few of the guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. r. f. Burdell, Mr.. and Mrs John
Screven, Jr., Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss
Albert Hull Miss Righton Habersham,
Miss Annie Maclean, Miss Anulette
Stubbs, Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Eliza
Chisholm, Miss Bornadine IIarwood. Miss
Frieda Rauers, Miss Flora Dancy. Miss
Frances Charlton, Miss Sadie King, Miss
Alice Slnnickson, Mr.. Gordon Harrison,
Mr.. Heman Harwood, Mr. Savage Lyman,
Mr., Jack Kenzie, MIR. Craig Barrow, Mr..
Ofmand Strong, Mr.. Edward Stoddard
Mr.. Stein Bryan, Mr.. Rogers Words, Mr.
Lang West, Mr.. Louis Warfeld, MIR. VIII
liam Bornwen and Mr.. North Chisholm.
Miss Lou Smith entertained with cards
on Tuesday evening last in compliment
to her guest, Miss Codrington of DeLand.
Fla. A most enjoyable evening was spent
by those who participated, although, ow-
ing to the inclemency of the weather, the
tables were not fully represented The
ladies' first prize, a silver veil clasp, was
won by Miss Grace Manning; the BOBBY
prize. a feather buster. by Mrs W. o.
Charlton. A tie between Messrs. II. j.
Sutcliffe and X. x Sloat Tor the gentle
mems first prize, resulted in favor of Mr..
Sutcliffe, and Mr.. w H. Leopold won the
gentlemen's BOBBY prize a match case
Those present We're: Mrs. E D. Maxim,
Mrs. W. O. Charlton, Miss Codrington.
Miss Dora Simons, Miss Carrie Lander
1 shine. Miss Bessie Landershne, Miss Ida
| Nanderveer, Miss Grace Manning, Mr.
II. Janot, MIR a. L. Jones, Mr.. II. Turner,
Mr.. J. Knowles. Mr.. h ]. Sutcltfe, Mr..
w H. Leopold. Mr.. X. X. Sloat, Mr.. A. J
Smith. Miss CodrinGton is an attractive
| young lady and IS winning great popular
| ity on account Of her charming personality
and graceful wit
On Wednesday evening Miss Albert Hun
! was given a leap year surprise party by
| her friends. Messrs. Charles duBignon.
| Rogers Words, Jack Rauers North
| Cmsolm, Savage Lyman, and the Misses
| Eliza Chisholm. Flora Dancy, Lordy Ms
| bet Mamie Nisbet, Anulette Stubbs, Kate
| Rauers, Fredia Rauers, Alice Sinnickson
and Nan duBignon.
The Chatham Artillery Club gave a
! delightful dance at Tybee on Thursday
/ evening.
/ On Friday evening DR.. and Mrs. Benton
| complimented Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Ark
4 wright of Atlanta with a fish supper a t
| Mrs. B2nn0ns.
Two very pretty house weddings took
place during the week, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings respectively. on
| tuesday Miss Lavinia Minis was married
| 10 Mr.. Charles Henry Of New York and
on Wednesday Miss Bruen became Mrs.
s5 i =, Beck In both cases only the
relatives and a few friends were present
at the ceremony Miss Minis weddina
was followed by large reception.