The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-12

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nett as the friend and host of the soldiers
on their biennial trips TO Flat Shoals
during their camp life in Grimm. The
/ bridal couple left on Wednesday for
their future home near Griffin amid the
well wishes of a number Of friends.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Huston have returned
/ from their travels abroad and are expect
/ ed next week on a visit TO Maj. j. 7.
Stewart.
on Monday evening Miss Kate ard Miss
4 Frieda Rauers were given surprise par
/ ". The guests were Miss Lordic Nisbet.
/ Miss Mamie Nisbet. Miss Anuletie
/ Stubs, Miss Malle Hammond, Miss AL
/ bert Hull and Messrs. Julian Chisholm,
/ Paul Haskell, Willie Chisholm, Langdon
/ West and North Chisholm.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lippman gave a
| lunch at Mrs. Bannon's Thunderbolt, on
/ Friday morning in. honor of Mrs Chaser
and Miss Moss Of St Louis, and Mrs.
/ Bloomingdale Of Philadelphia.
Miss Dunnng Of Auburn. n. V, is WISH
| ting Miss Lima Woodbridge.
Miss Metcalf of Pittsburg. Pa. who
was one OF the attendants at Miss Cum
| ningham's wedding returned to her home
/ last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Owens gave
| dinner party on Friday evening in honor
I OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Randolph Anderson.
| The other guests present were Miss An
ME Lyman, Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Lima
| Walter, Mr. Sybrandt, Mr.. Edward Has
hell and Mr.. II. Lloyd owens.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward ]. Swami are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Gordon, Sr.
Miss Lucy Boyd LEFT for the north on
Tuesday to attend Miss Garrish's school
| at Englewood, n. J.
A bicycle club has been formed among
the younger set of girls, and the first
meeting was held at the home of Miss
| Albert Hull on Friday evening. The men,
| bers are Hiss Lorde Nisbet, Miss Mamie
| Nisbet Miss Mary Conner, Miss Kate
| Rauers, Miss Frieda Rauers, Miss AL
| bert Hull Miss Frances Walter; Mr.. Jack
| Rauers Mr.. Julian Chisholm, Mr. Lang
| several
Miss Annie Conner paid a short visit
/ TO Washington, ID. c., during the week
! She left on Wednesday and returned yes
| terday.
Miss Dora Appel OF New York, who is
/ spending the winter here with her sister
| MRS. /. nj. Appel, has returned from
three weeks visit to Atlanta and Au-
| gusta.
| Col. and Mrs. w. w. Gordon gave a
dinner last evening in honor of Mr. and
| MRS. j. Randolph Anderson. The others
in the party We're Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
!. SWann; Mr. and Mrs. w. w, Gordon,
Jr,, Miss Margaret stiles, Miss Mabel Cor
| holm Hopkins and Mr.. Arthur Gordon.
Miss Clement Huger entertained yes
| terday with luncheon to seven of her
| friends. They were the Misses Daisy and
| Bel King, Margaret Charlton, Maggie
Ethel Chisholm.
On Monday last luncheon was given at
| Mrs. Bannon's in compliment to Miss Nc
| Grath. The party consisted of the Misses
Comm, Miss Nelly Hasiam, Miss sallie
| Black, Miss Emily Conner, Miss Agnes
| Lyons, Miss Mary Roman Miss Viva Iiar-
! ty, Miss Nan Golden, Miss Lucille Des-
bouillons and Mrs John Halligan.
Judge and Mrs. S. Reynolds have issued
| invitations to the marriage of their daugh-
! ter, Mary Ellen, to Mr. N p. Corish, which
| Will take place at the Cathedral on Thurs
| day, Jan. p, at $50 p. m.
Mrs. Peyton Bib of Montgomery, Ala,
! is visiting Mrs. Robert Falligant on Gas
| ton street.
The Y. M. II. A. are making prepaIa-
tons for a fair to commence about the
middle of February.
| On Monday Mrs. Habersham WylIy
| gave an oyster roast at the Isle of Hope
| The guests were: Miss Harriet F. Red
| field of Augusta, Miss Floride l. Orr of
! Greenvilie S. c. Miss Virginia Hamilton
! Miss Lillian Hamilton, Miss Jennie Holt
| Mr.. George Melton, Mr.. G. Melton, Mr.
! G. Allen, Mr.. II. Richardson, Mr.. K. NVylly
and Mr. J.. Wylly.
Mr.. Richard d. Guerard entertained at
on Friday evening. His guests were Mrs
| Fleming duBignon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| II. Heron, Miss Lima Woodbridge, Miss
| Dunning, Miss Nan duBiEnon and Mr.
| Mills b. Lane.
| Mrs. w r. Leaken gave a delightful
| card party on Thursday morning. Her
| guests were Miss Lucie Chisholm, Miss
! Helen Marshall, Miss Daisy Bryan, Miss
! Leila Mcclure. Miss Florence NiSbet,
/ Miss Nan duBignon. Miss Elise Rauers,
! Miss Scotia Walter. Miss Irene Withers,
\ Miss Corinne Hayward, Miss Sarah Mills,
| Miss Hattie Colquitt Miss Lima Wood
| bridge Miss Dunning, Miss Meta Thomas,
! Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss Mamie Will
( cox, Miss Mary Pritchard, Miss Lille An
! derson, Miss Georgina Phillips. Miss Emily
| Hin, Miss Florence Olmstead, Miss Hen
! retta Myers, Miss Kate Guerard, Miss
/ Maud Thomas Miss Sallie McAlpin, Miss
| Jennie sullivan, Miss Marion BoggS, Miss
| Mabel Stoddard and Mrs. II. Wiley John
/ son. The first prize, a silver shoe button
er. was won by Miss Florence Nisbet, the
! second, a silver silk winder, was won by
/ Miss Sarah Mills, and Miss Daisy Bryan
/ won the third, a silver nail file. The con
ISOLATION prize which was cut Tor by all
! the guests, was won by Miss Elise Rauers
and was a French china candle-stick.
/ Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Wilson celebrated
| the fifth anniversary of their wedding on
! Tuesday evening, with an informal and
very delightful reception.
| Mrs George Baldwin entertained with
a charming luncheon yesterday morning
in honor Of her guests, Miss Marion
Boggs of Athens, Ga, and Miss McKeen
of Terre Haute, Ind. The guests were
seated at three tables, which were beau-
tifully decorated with crimson and white
carnations. Each person found at her
place a conundrum, the solving of which
afforded much merriment, especially as
no one was sure that her solution was
correct until the right answer was served
TO her in nutshell with her coffee. Those
present We're Mrs. w. r. Leaken, Mrs.
! Walter Mccoy of Orange, N. j., Mrs A.
1 r. Iawton, Jr, Miss Edith McKeen, Miss
Marion Boggs, Miss Elise Rauers, Miss
Jennie Sullivan, Miss Meta Thomas, Miss
Lily Anderson, Miss Florence King Mis-
bet, Miss Helen Marshall, Miss Emily
Hill, Miss Nan Screven, Miss Emma Hop
kins, Miss Sarah Mills. Miss Nelly Bald
win.
Little Miss Eleanor Charlton gave a
birthday party last Friday afternoon. Her
! guests We're: Aimee Battey, Eliza Sehley,
Annie May Oppenheimer, Sarah Elliott,
Claudia johnson, Wallace Howard, Carl
Oppenheimer, Ormond Hunter, Claude
Wilson, AveriIl Crane and Fleming John
son.
Miss Darby of Charleston. S. c., is visit
| ing Mrs. w L, Wilson