The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-26

! Mrs. Sydney Lanier arrived on Friday
and rs the guest OF Mrs. James Johnston.
Hiss Madsie Reid gave delightful whist
| party on Tuesday afternoon. at which
| Mrs. +. $. Morgan won the prize. a cut
glass vase filled with La France roses.
one Of the most interesting events Of
the week, and one enjoyed by almost
every one, was the Irving and Terry per-
Torrance on Thursday evening. Among
the box parties was one given by Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Leaken, who had as their
guests Mrs. 9. EinlOCh Nelson Mrs. T.
NJ. Cunningham and Miss Madgie Reid.
Miss Floride Banks gave a delightful
supper party after the theater on Thurs
day evening. Her guests We're: Miss Irene
garet Vernon Stiles, Miss Phoebe Elliott,
Miss Bessie Bruen Miss Helm, Miss Mar
garet Gardner, Miss Emily Hill; Mr.. J.
Il. Nicely, Mr. Il. 5. Elliott Mr.. j. de-
Bruyn Hops, Mr. II. II. Bruen. Mr. L. r.
Wood and Mr.. Henry Johnson.
Mrs. w. l.. Wilson gave "A tea on Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her friend, Miss
Mia Darby of Charleston. Those who as
sisted IN serving the refreshments were:
Mrs. George Anderson, Miss Maud
Thomas, and Miss Emma Hopkins.
Mrs. Alec Hun entertained the Married
Momen's Club on Friday afternoon. The
pretty cut glass prizes, a dozen salt cell
lars. and d violet bowl, were won by Mrs.
N. Y. MacIntyre and Mrs. William Owens.
Mrs Charles Dixon entertained yester-
day afternoon, with a euchre party.
Among the guests We're: Mrs W. ID.
Harden Mrs II. F. Burdell, Mrs. Claude
Hammond, Mrs. W. W. owens, Mrs W.
| W. Rogers. Mrs. Savage Hayward, Mrs. Z.
Frost, Mrs. }. G. Leltardy, Mrs. +. S.
| Wylly, Mrs Edward karow, Mrs. A. b.
Hull Mrs. II. W. johnson, Mrs. W. T.
| Williams, Mrs J. a. q. Carson, Mrs. c.
| +. Woods Mrs. J. l.. Walthour. Mrs.
James Dixon, Mrs. NJ. Y. Dixon, Mrs. J.
4; Walker Mrs. G. a; Gibbs, Mrs.
Mrs. =. w. Meldrm, Mrs. G.. l.. Cope,
Miss Mamie Wilcox, Miss Abbie Orme,
Miss Maud Smith. Miss Nina Pape, Miss
Margaret Cosens Miss Sallie McAlpin,
Miss Maud Heyward. Miss Annie Mac
cav. Miss Elizabeth Mills, and Miss Mary
Mills.
Miss Marie Grady was hostess at bal
poudre ON Wednesday evening, given IN
| honor of her friend. Miss Ker of New
| Orleans. The music was furnished by
Roscnield's orchestra, and a most de-
lghtul evening was spent.
Mr.. J. Thomas West and family are
spending part of the winter at Thomas
| vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. W L. Wilson gave a drag
party yesterday to Lebanon plantation on
/ the Ogeechee. The party consisted OF
/ Miss Darby Mr.. and Mrs. Mallock, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson and others
Miss Dunning of Auburn, n. Y, who has
been visiting Miss Lima Woodbridge, re-
| turned TO the north last week.
Miss Pamela Lamar left yesterday to
| ton.
Miss Mcneil of New York is visiting
/ Mrs. John Heard Hunter.
Miss Banks and Miss Cox will hold
! their dancing class on Wednesday even
| ing, instead of Thursday, at Yonges hall
a very delightful surprise party was
| rendered Mr.. Robert b. Sullivan, at his
| residence, l05 Henry street. last Wednes-
| day evening. Among those present were:
| Miss Carrie Lloyd, Miss Clifford Elkins
| Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Robina Wilson,
! Miss Belle Goette, Miss Carrie Daniels,
/ Miss Ellen Stahl, Miss Mamie Hardee,
! Miss Zethie Shocks, Miss Pearl Sullivan
Miss Maude Cox. Mr. Oscar Thompson,
| Durham, Mr.. George Brewer, Mr.. Make
| Ingram. Mr.. Norton Frierson, Mr.. James
b; Goodman; Mr.. Lewis, Mr.; F. Herman
| Oliver Mr.. Hampton Miscally. Mr.. Wal
| ter Wilson, Mr.. Cuthbert Cox and others.
The second entertainment at the First
| Baptist lecture room, Chippewa square,
under the direction of Mrs. E. S, Gustih,
| Will take place next Friday evening, Jan.
| 81 at SIS o'clock quite an enjoyable
time is Anticipated as there win be ex-
cellent music. The entertainment will con-
clude with a waiter drill by fourteen young
ladies in costume, Miss Mamie Proctor
leading
Mrs. Beard of New York is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fleming. on Liberty street
Mr.. and Mrs. n: X. Barnum Of Brook
Ign are visiting Mrs. Laura f. Colding.
BRUNSWICK NOTES.
The marriage of Miss Katie May Krauss
! 7 R.
Thomas of Gainesville. Fla. was the social
| event of Importance this week. The cere-
| mOny was performed at the First Metho-
| dist church by Rev. Ed t. Cook and
that edifce was filed to Overlooking with
| friends of the young couple. The maid
| of honor was Miss Daisy Wenz of Sa-
| Vannah, and the best man, Mr.. D W
| Krauss. brother Of the bride. The ushers
/ were Messrs. +. r. Twitty Owen John
son. A. NJ. Way and Ralp Upper,
Manager Stillwell of the Oglethorpe will
| tender the social set a ball on Feb. A. 1t
| Will be under the management. of Mr.
! Henry T.. Dunn, and arrangements to
make it brilliant are in progress. The
committee in charge are: II. T. Dunn,
| Dexter, c. l.. Elliot, Louis Haym, r.
! Marye. }. 5. NJ. Symons, F. A. Dunn,
7. }. Mccall and DR.. Il. e. l.. Burford.
DR.. w. b. Burroughs is spending the
week in Quitman.
Mrs. l. Goldsmith and daughter are
/ visiting in Waycross.
The Misses Burroughs entertained Tues
day evening.
Miss Berta Virgins of brownsville is
visiting Miss Lily letters.
Mrs S. {. Atkinson chaperoned a pleas
| ant picnic party Monday to Altama. a
| picturesque and historical county seat
near here.
Mr.. a. Bradley Coley is visiting in At
| lanta.
The "Acascia Club" was entertained
by Miss Jaennette Colson Thursday after
| noon. This club enjoys the UNIQUE dis
| ton in Brunswick of being formed for the
entertainment of the members and their
| gentlemen friends. The success of the
| organization is creditable 10 those who
! compose it.
The CouIion Club danced the regular
| weekly german al the Oglethorpe Friday
night. 1t was led by Mr.. T. J. Mccall
The Married Ladies' Club was entertain
| ed at cards by Mrs r. R. Hopkins
N Wednesday. The frst prize was won by
The "Acascia Club will be rendered A
fancy dress ball by Miss Edna Penniman.
on Thursday evening next.
1T is said that the Ameer of Afghan
istan has been devoting considerable
| study to the subject of electricity, and
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