The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-05

I r Lloyd Owens, Mr.. Horace Hunter and
/ Mr.. Marriott OF Baltimore.
The Saturday Club held its first meet
/ ing yesterday at the home OF the presi-
/ dent on Castor street. The officers for
/ the year are Mrs. ]. r. B. Beckwith. presi-
dent; Miss Waller, vice president; Miss
I Elizabeth ID. Johnston, secretary, Miss Ell
/ lis. treasurer The new members of the
I club are Mrs. Henry McAlpin, Mrs. f. V.
/ Walker, Miss Sallie McAlpin. Miss Mary
| Whitehead, Miss Hardee. The subject
/ chosen for this winter Is the Renaissa nee.
and its various phases will be treated by
/ the members in their Saturday papers.
/ Current topics will also be discussed for
| "A short while at every meeting.
| Capt. and Mrs. J. k Garnett of Car
| nett, $. c, entertained their friends on
/ New Years evening in a truly southern
| manner. Their beautiful home was dec
/ GRATED for the occasion with holly and
\ masses Of eVergreens, and the reunion
/ of friends and relatives made the occa-
/ sion a most delightful one. After enjoy
/ ing an elaborate supper the spacious par
| Tors were cleared for dancing. ROsen-
| fields orchestra furnished the music.
| Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
| Cecil Gabbett of Columbus. Ga. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. James Floyd, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Mackall, Mr.. and Mrs &. A. Shearson,
/ Mr.. and Mrs II. H. Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Edward l.awton, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. f.
\ Stubs, Miss Saussy, Miss Harper and
/ Miss Harmon of Savannah, Ca. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. T. Savage Hayward. Mrs. Richmond,
: Mrs. LawtOn, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Porter,
I Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Manner of South
| Carolina; Messrs. BOstck. Baxter. Law
| ton. Manner, Chisholm. Saussy. Sehley.
/ Richardson, Roberts and Jones of Savan-
nah; Capt. Thorne of the Yale foot ball
| team was also a guest and was accom-
/ panied by Messrs. Trudo. Brown and
/ Chesey. Who entertained the guests with
/ a number Of college songs. Gen. Wade
| Hampton of South Carolina was prom
/ inent guest. A special train was char
tered to convey the party to Garnett. and
/ on the following morning the guests came
/ down to Savannah, delighted with the
| charming hospitality of the host and host
| ess.
on Tuesday evening the fourth German
| of the season was danced at the Guards
armory. 1t was very gracefully led by
a beautiful affair. Mrs J. j. Wilder, Mrs.
! Rauers, and Mrs. Mayhem Cunningham
were the chaperones. About forty
| couples danced the German. Among the
/ number there were several visiting young
| ladies, viz: Miss Dunning of New York,
Miss Metcait OF Pittspurg "a, ana
Miss McKeen of Illinois. Miss Jennie Sui
/ Ivan and Miss Ellen Arson, two of this
! seasons debutantes, made their first APP
| pearance in society.
There was a leap year surprise party
| given on Friday evening at Mrs. Ban
/ non's Thunderbolt, in honor of Capt.
and Mrs. Won Nyrenheim of Norfolk Va.
| Tie rooms were decorated for the occa-
| sion with holly and smilaX. Dancing was
| kept up until late hour, the young ladies'
| 3vailtnT themselves ~ me privileges OF
] leap year AUoul lolAg butoto WtAI III Gor
ent.
A jolly party of young people were en-
! tertained on Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. ].
| G.. Haas, who gave an oyster roast on
! Wilmington Island for their son. Magnus
! Haas and Edwin and Leonard Haas of
/ Atlanta. The party numbered about
| twenty.
on Tuesday night a German was given
| at the Masonic Temple by number of
i school boys who We're at home for vaca-
ton. 1t was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs
! A. Guckenheimer, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
| Well and Mr.. and Mrs. /. C. Haas
Miss Elise Rauers entertained the "Jol-
| ly Jokers' with a dance on Friday even
| ing, and it was truly one of the Jolliest
| Elephants remembered that it is Leap
year and the members fully enjoyed their
! privileges. Present were Miss Mabel
| Stoddard, Miss Jennie Sullivan, Miss Sa-
rah Mills, Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss
| Lima Walter Miss Scotia Walter, Miss
! Daisy Bryan. Miss Elise Haskell Miss
Ionic Guerard, Miss Kate Guerard, Miss
Hattie Colquitt, Miss Kathleen Hunter,
| Miss Mary White, Miss Nan Screven,
| Miss Leila Mcclure, Messrs. Gordon Har-
rison, Robert Harrison Fred Myers, c.
| j. Hunter, Arthur b Elliott. Raymond
Butler, z. o. Watkins; J. d. Tailor, viii
liam Butler. Jr., Clarence Anderson,
Robert Butler Jr., Jack Kinzie, and sew
| eral others.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Parish. assist
ed by their daughter. Mrs. Julian Walker,
entertained on Monday evening in honor
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Parsons.
Mr.. r. p. Eason, who has been spend
| ing the holidays at home. sailed on the
! Philadelphia, where he is attending the
Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery.
Cards have been received announcing
J the wedding of Mr.. Edmund NJ. Conner
I and Miss Annie Laurie Cogan, which took
| place at Americas, Ga. Thursday noon
| Jan. 2. at St. Stephens church. The at
! tendents were Miss Annie Common and
Mr.. Charles Conner. Mr.: and Mrs. Ed
mund Common will be at home after Jan.
| 6, at l57 CASTOR street.
| Capt. and Mrs Won Nyrenheim of Nor
| folk, Va, have returned to the city, and
will spend the winter at Mrs. Bannon's,
! Thunderbolt
Miss Blanche Belsinger, at the earnest
request of many friends, has consented
| to Join the choir of the Temple Mickya
| Israel, and will sing with them for the
! first time next Friday evening Miss
Belsinger has naturally an extraordinary
improved during the last two years by
her study in New York. She will be a
strong and attractive attention to the
temple choir.
ing at the Armory hall by Miss Mary
Baines, Miss Mallie Hammond Miss An
nulette Stubs. Miss Belle Daniel, Miss
Mary Conner, Miss Kate Rauers
Miss Frieda Rauers, Miss Lordy
Flora Dancy, Miss Edith Johnston Miss
May duBignon. Miss Meta Morel, Miss
Albert Hull and Miss Lola Moynelo. The
chaperones were: Mr.. and Mrs. w IL
Daniel. Mr.. and Mrs. ] Rauers, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Haskell and Mr.. and Mrs.
G 7. Cam.
Miss Cadda Stone left Friday for Wa
| terbury, Conn, to visit friends.
Miss Mary White has returned from
Virginia where she spent the summer
and fan.
The X Y. z. Social Club entertained
Thursday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Launey Some of the
costumes We're beautiful and original
Among the guests were Miss Garrett
IaUney, Miss Mabel Strachan Miss Mel
lie Lamar, Miss Emmie Clarke, Miss
Mamie Coney. Miss Beatrice Taunev
Messrs Henry Strong, George Allen.
George Deane, Edwin Bacon. Frank Nor
ris, Freedom Clark, Frank Forlev
Branch LaFar, Sidney Cooper. John
Shellman and others.