The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-10

Arthur Lucas Mr.. Lancdon Weaver. Mr.
North Chisholm Mr.. Freeman Hopkins
Mr.. sydney Ryals. Mr. NJ Hazlehurst.
Mr. Charley Courtney. Mr. Eugene Har-
mon, Mr.. Dick Charlton, MIR. Descombe
" ellis, Mr. Devereau Bacon, Mr.. Fort
Hammond. Mr.. Marion Lucas. Mr. Val
more LeBcy. Mr. Willard Sullivan and Mr..
Raymond Sullivan.
ON Tuesday evening a small bicycle par
~ consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. a. Gibhes
Allss Sarah Mills, Miss Elise Rauers. Miss
Jessie Chisholm, Mr.. II. Lloyd Owens and
Mr. j. u. Taylor. enjoyed a run on the
road. on the return the party adjourned
10 Dir. and Mrs. Gibbes', where they had
very jolly time
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. John How
klns gave a fish supper al Mrs BanuOn's
Atorrell Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Rogers, Mr.
ana Mrs. IT. ID. Stevens. DR. and Mrs
F4lge. Mr and Mrs. Arthur OvertOn. and
others
Mrs. Henry ID. Stevens entertained a
small whist party Ou Thursday evening.
Ter guests We're: Mrs. w. ID. Harden
Mlss Annie Hamilton of Athens Miss Nir-
E!ii5d Lee FRASER or charleston, Miss Hen
rletta Myers, Miss Lcona Guerard Mr.
" lillian Clay, Mr.. John sullivan Schley,
Mr al Derng and Mr.. Henry Bruen.
on Thursday, afternoon a party consist
ing OF Ar. and Mrs. }. $. Walthour, Mr.
and Mrs. sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs John
ScreVen, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. T.. Burdell
AIR and Mrs. j. NJ. Lang and Miss Maud
Yacht Club, where they spent some pleas
ant hours
The Saturday Club met for the last
time this season on the ID at the home
OF the president, Mrs. j. +. b. Beckwith
four new members wore elected TO fill
the vacancies for the coming year-Mrs
A. +: LAYTON, Jr, Mrs. Joseph +. Walk
er, Mrs. T. S. Wylly and Miss Beckwith
The course chosen for the winter of 1886
1897 includes American History and some
phases of American Literature.
A very jolly bicycle party that went
to Thunderbolt last Monday evening con,
sisted OF Miss Nellie Haslam. Miss Maud
Blederman, Miss May Roman, NJ IS Emily
Comm, Miss Ella Butler Mr.. John
Strauss. MT. Joe Harty. Mr. Jack Black.
Mr.. John Mclaughlin and Mr.. John Nc
DOnOugh.
on Wednesday Miss Elizabeth Haskell.
Miss Sallie Haskell. Miss Elise Huger
Miss Lima Huger and Miss Hattie Colquitt
joined Mrs. NAPLES and Miss Mabel StOd-
dard at DaufusSie. where they will be
the guests Of Mr.. Albert Stoddard.
Messrs. Albert Stoddard, Clarence. An
derson, Robert Fleming, Lowndes wal
thour, Robert Butler .Jr John McDon-
ough and William Remshart, who have
recently bought a pleasure yacht, which
they call The Mabel" left yesterday af-
ternoon for a trip up the river and VIII
be gone until tomorrow.
Mr.. Rauers entertained a hunting and
fishing party al his place on ST. Catha-
rlne's from Sunday until Friday. Among
ms guests were Mr.. A. Sybrandt. Mr.. G
A. Shearson, Mr. H. Weber, Mr. Jack
Rauers.
Lieut.. and Mrs. George B. Maher gave a
pleasant excursion Tuesday on the steam
er Iybee, complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs
j. b. West, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ow-
ems, MIR and Mrs. w. w. Gordon Jr.
Miss Cosens and Mr.. J. A. Harrison.
The Married Women's Club met on Tues
day at the residence of Mrs. John Screven,
where an unusually pleasant afternoon
was spent. The first and second prizes
a Dresden china lamp and a Hav.land
china plate, We're won by Mrs w G.
present We're: Mrs r. C. Battey, Mrs
John Heard Hunter Mrs. George l.. Cope
Mrs Mrs Robert ES Burdell, Mrs. W w. Rogers
Mrs W. q. Morrell, Mrs. NJ. Y. MacIn-
tyre, Mrs. II. ID. stevens, Mrs. W. r.
Leaken, Mrs. j. f. Walthour Mrs A.
OvertOn, Mrs. John Howlins, Mrs. ]. b.
Floyd, Mrs. c. a. Gibbes, Miss Lucy
Orme Miss Augusta Bond Miss Claude
Bond, Miss Mary Arnold, and Miss Abbie
Orme
During the week Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. West
gave a very pleasant afternoon party
down the river on the Tybee Among the
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Cor
G. A. Gibbes.
The many friends of Miss Leila Chisolm.
VINO has OFTEN been popular visitor in
savannah, viii be interested to hear of
her marriage TO Mr.. Bernard Robertson
Guest, on April %, at the Church of St
Mary s-on-the-Highlands, Birmingham.
Ala. The wedding took place at o'clock,
and was very largely attended by the rela-
tives and friends of both families. The
bride wore beautiful gown of white bro
cade. which was extremely becoming
Miss Louise ChisOlm was maid of honor.
and Mr. Frank Guest, was best man. Mr.
and Mrs. Guest left for New York after
the ceremony. The probabilities are that
they will come 10 Savannah in the fail,
and viii make their home here as Mr..
Guest has business connections in the city,
A contest took place on Wednesday eve
inc % flara a.sf Il aE I've
for a beautiful embroidered table cover.
the work of Mrs. ClaVius Phillips There
was tie, the number ~ being of both.
Mrs. +. c. Anderson and Mr.. Theus. on
second trial Mrs. f. c. Anderson got the
prize.
The officers of the Morton Cadets of
Washington will be entertained at the
home OF the company's sponsor, Miss Sa-
rah Mills. this evening at half past nine.
TO meet the maids OF honor.
Mrs. F. II. Orme Of Atlanta and Mrs 7
r. Lamar and Mrs. II. G. Jeffries of An
gusta. who are in the city to attend the
annual meeting of the Colonial Danes are
the guests of Col. and Mrs. w. w Gordon
Mrs. II. C. White of Athens and Mrs. J. b.
Cumming of Augusta, who are here for the
same purpose, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
p. w. Meldrim and Col. and Mrs w. Car
rard.
Miss Josephine Hill deserves the warm
congratulations Of her Savannah friends
as she has won the degree of second senior
nurse i'm six months half the time isiia III,
required. Her work at the New York hos
pital is, therefore. lighter than il has been
although the responsibility may be proper
tionately greater.
The friends of Lieut.. Pritchard, II. S. A
who had one Of the bones OF his right hand
! broken about month ago. Will be pleased
to learn that he has recovered from me
accident ana Is again on duty at his post
Fort Duchesne Utah. In addition to his
regular duties with his troop he has been
appointed post adjutant, which is quite an
honor for 50 young an officer.
The Magic Mirror cornDosa,} l,,, NJ
Percy. Sugden. was presented for the sec
ond time at an entertainment given last
THURSDAY evening for the benefit of ST
Pauis Lutheran church by Miss Matte
Nungezer Miss Belle Nungezer, Miss Mag
gle Whliaus, Miss Julia Bussey. Miss Ada
ROBERTS, Miss Bessie Turner, Miss Lottie