The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-09

| Mrs. a. p. Hull, DR.. and Mrs. Hops, Mrs.
| +. r. Wood Miss Helm, Miss Bruen,
/ Miss Susie Olmstead and Mr.. Z. II. O'COn-
| nor.
The opera Of Priscilla" which IS being
| looked forward to with greatest interest,
| Will take place on Friday evening and
Saturday matinee, and promises to be
| most successful
In spite OF the inclement weather yes
terday afternoon, number Of society
| people were present at the beautiful tea
| given by Miss Leila Arson and Miss Ellen
| Arson. 10 honor Of their guest. Miss Grace
Maxwell Of Philadelphia. Garlands OF
| bamboo vines were used in decOra ting
! the rooms. and prOfusiOn OF flowers
| La France roses IN the dining room, and
/ banks Of violets and narcissus in the
| reception rooms. The guests were re-
| ceived by the Misses Arson and Miss
| Maxwell Miss MaXWelPs dainty gown was
| OF white embroidered muslin, with broad
| satin ribbons. Miss Arson wore a cos
| tune OF black net over pale blue satin
| and Miss Ellen Arson wore a rose colOred
Iailie silk. Mrs. Daniel Hops and Mrs.
| hopert HUI poured the tea and chocolate
/ anu the refreshments were served by Miss
/ Bessie Tailor, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss
| Jennie Sullivan, Miss Mamie Wilcox Miss
| Lila Clay, Miss Mary Ella Turner, Miss
! Josephine Newell, Miss Nina Pape, Miss
| Mary 10 Pritchard Miss Emily Hill and
/ Miss Florence Olmstead.
Miss Brigham and Miss Richmond OF
| tlushing, y. y, are the CHESTS of Miss
| Caro- duBiguon.
Mrs. W. w. Owens was hostess (yester-
day at an afternoon tea.
little hostess OF the week was Miss
Selma Robinson, who entertained with a
violet party on Friday afternoon, the oc-
casion being her third birthday. A de-
hghtful afternoon was spent in playing
games, at which the prizes were won by
Miss Joy Solomon and Master Harry
Thompson. Each guest was presented
with a pretty souvenir, and when the
birthday cake was cut Miss Gerthic Leh-
man was the finder of the ring The
other guests present were the Misses
Mary Bohan, Emma solomons. Etta Sol
onions, Alice COllat, Rachel Fraser, Mil
dred Enrich, Ray Solomons, Lucille Per-
linski Edith Robinson, Katharine LoVen-
stein and Herman Haas, Harry Thomp-
son, Willie Bohan, Eugene Colat, Arthur
Robinson and Harry Grouse.
Mrs. John d. Paige complimented Mrs
Barrett jenkins of Augusta with a very
charming card party on Tuesday after
noon. Whist was the game played and
Mrs. Gilbert wilkins won the prize Among
the other guests We're: Mrs. q. A. White
head, Mrs. John Nsbet, Mrs. Fleming c.
duBignon, Mrs. Charles b. Malone. Mrs
Rauers, Mrs. Abram G. Read, Mrs An
derson, Miss Minis and Miss Georgina
Phillips.
Miss Leila Mcclure of Winchester Va.
who has been the guest of Miss Daisy Bry-
an, left for her home on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Barrett jenkins of Augusta re-
turned TO her home on Friday, after a
visit TO her sister, Mrs G. A. Whitehead.
Miss Gertrude Clarke of Darien. who
arrived from New York on Friday, is visit
ing Mrs. c. A. l.. Lamar and Miss Mary
Lamar.
Among the afternoon teas this week will
be two Tomorrow afternoon, one given
by Miss Waller and the other given in
honor of Miss Wimberly of Macon by
Miss Nelly Baldwin.
Miss Atherton of Boston Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Clarke Wright.
Mrs. Auvergne d'Antignac and Miss
d Anttgnac have returned home from the
north.
Mrs. Alfred e. Mills will entertain on
Saturday afternoon with a card party. in
honor of Mrs. f. Henton Carver.
Mrs. Abram Darlington Read, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. w. S. Law
ton returned TO her home in Charleston
yesterday.
Miss Columbia Bruce of Maryland is Wis
iting Mrs. W. D. Harden.
Miss Marie Nisbet is having a most de-
hghttul time in Washington, where she is
visiting friends.
Mrs. Robert Burdell gave one of the
most delightful teas of the week on Mon
day afternoon, at which she was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. John Screven and
Miss Sarah Baker. Mrs. Burdell wore a
handsome gown of black satin and carried
bouquet of La France roses. Mrs. Screw
ems costume was of heavy grey silk with
soft hschu of white lace, and Miss Baker
wore yellow silk. Lovely cut flowers decor
ated the rooms as well as handsome
palms and Towering plants. Mrs. w. G.
Morrell, Mrs. j. L. Walthour Miss Lucy
freshments, assisted by Miss Lola Moy-
nelo, Miss Fannie Bradley Miss Julia
Screven, Miss Harvie HUI and Master
Henry Hull. A number of guests were
present during the afternoon and even
ing.
Mrs. NJ. L. Boyd and children will leave
for Florida tomorrow.
Miss Maude Stubbs, the attractive
daughter of Col. John NJ. Stubs of Dublin,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Stanley,
at 1888 Lincoln street.
Mr.. c. w. Stunt, formerly of Savannah,
spent few days in the city last week and
was welcomed by many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Zimmerman, who
have been visiting Mrs. j. c. Small left
on Tuesday for New York, on the Birm-
ingham
Master Edgar Lehman, a grandson. of
Mrs. l.. Lilienthal, was Bar Mitzvahed
yesterday in Mickva Israel temple in the
presence of large concourse of friends.
The popularity OF. the little gentleman
was we'll attested by the number of very
handsome presents he received
Mrs. L. Grouse entertained with de-
ltghtful luncheon on Friday last at Thun-
derbolt.
Miss Stella Bailey entertained yesterday
afternoon with a birthday party at which
We're present a number of her little
friends.
Mrs. Joseph T. Walker entertained with
| cards yesterday afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Suits gave a beautiful
birthday party yesterday afternoon.
Rev. ]. w. Motto and Mrs Motto of
| Eutawville, $. c., have arrived in the
| city to attend the Motte-Bryan wedding,
| and are visiting Mrs. Il. f. Bryan on
| South Broad street.
Miss Grace Maxwell of Philadelphia is
! the guest of the Misses Arson on Hall
| street.
BRUNSWICK SOCIAL NOTES.
Mrs. S. c. Atkinson rendered a card
| party Thursday evening complimentary
| to the Misses Morris.
| Mrs. Boiling Whitfield entertained the
Ladies' Card Club Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ernestine Butts has returned from
/ an extended trip north and east. On her
/ return she was the guest in Washington
| city of Justice Bradley's family and re-
| ceived much distinguished social atten-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Downing have returned
| from a four weeks visit to Now York.
Miss Mary johnson of Hamilton, Ga
| is visiting Mrs. A. T. Putnam.
Manager StilwelPs complimentary bali
| at the Oglethorpe Tuesday night. under
| the dictatorship of Col H. T. Dunn, was
| an extremely successful and brilliant ar
| fair.
Little Miss Marie Devoe will be one OF
| the flower girls at the Hartridge-D Dillon
/ wedding. which will OpCYr in 10