The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21

Misses Marion Maclean. Lucy Boyd. Eileen
Hunter, Cecile Woods, Miriam Dent, Cliff
ford Munnerlyn, Mary Hops, Cornelia
Maclean. Rcbl White, Fannie Phillips,
Missile Hull Cora Johnson, Myra Wilcox,
Jennie Haines, Emma Johnson and Katie
Ellis
A very pleasant afternoon was spent at
Tybee last Tuesday by the teachers and
scholars of Messrs. Morton and Law
renCe's school. Maj. karOw and Mr.. John
dancing and refreshments at the Chatham
Artillery club house, where they had a
thoroughly good time.
A delightful whist party was given on
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
wilson. Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs
J; Il. Bolshaw, Miss Weldon Of Philadel-
Doyle, Miss Dora Heller. Miss Fannie
Doyle, Mss Kate Brady, Miss Rosa Kel-
y. Ar G. L. Heller, Mr.. w; Fl. Quinan,
Mr. 5. =. Ledlie Mr. h. j. Haslam and
Mr.. J. Lyons and others.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. NILS B. Lane
entertained with a supper party at Ty-
bee. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
II. Wiley Johnson Miss Elise Rauers
Miss Sarah Mills and Mr. Hunting.
Mr.. Charles Saussy entertained on
Thursday evening with "a supper party
Among mis- guests were: Mr.. Charles
Wakeman, Mr. William Walker, Mr.
Garmany, Mr.. Frank Papy. and Mr.. Fred
Saussy.
a large card party was given by Mr.
Charles Schley last Monday evening at
MS fathers home on Castor street Eu-
chre was played and some very pretty
prizes We're won by the most fortunate of
the guests. Miss Alice Remshart was
hrst among the ladies and received a sill
yer comb The corresponding prize for
the gentlemen was a set of silver sleeve
holders and was awarded to Mr. William
BarnWeL The second prize, silver belt
pm and a craVat holder. were given to
MISS Anulette Stubs and Mr.. Lowndes
Malthour Present We're: Miss Mary
Haines, Miss Kate Rauers, Miss Frieda
Rauers, Miss Lordy Nisbet Miss Alice
SinnicksOn Miss Mamie Nisbet Miss
Eliza Chisholm. Miss Bernadine Har-
wood, Miss Mary Conner, Miss Flora
Daney. Miss Marie Blois, Miss Alice
Remshart, Miss Marie Rems hart Miss
ALBERT Hun, Miss Anulette Stubbs. Miss
May duBlgnon, Mr.. Rogers Woods, Mr.
stein Bryan. Mr. Brown Mr.. Howard
Hiphns. Mr.. Lowndes WaHhour. Mr.
Louis LSlIi :, Wariield, Mr. Clifford Wayne. Mr.
" imam BarnWell, Mr.. John Stoddard, Mr.
flerre Hoist. Mr.. Savage Lyman, Mr.
H North C,h1isolm. Mr.. Harry Daniel Mr.
George Hayward, and Mr.. Lang West.
The Guards entertained last evening
with a large german in Griffin.
on Tuesday evening a large ball was
given at the Hotel Tybee, and was quite
largely attended by guests from the city
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs
andrew Hanley, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
GLEASON, Miss Mamie Golden, Miss Ne;-
lie Haslam, Miss Bessie Hanley, Miss
AAgness Lyons, Miss Emily Comm. Miss
Agnes Comm, Miss Mollie Lyons, Miss
Sallie Black, Mr.. Joe Heffernan, Mr.
John Suouss, Mr.. Joseph Harty, Mr.
Frank Palmer, Mr. John Sullivan ana
Mr. William Kehoe, leaves today for
Augusta to be present at a ball game
in that citX tomorrow afternoon
Among the entertainments next week
VIII DC a launch party given by Mr. w.
w. Williamson on Wednesday afternoon.
The Junior German CLUB will also givs
dance on Thursday, and the Zorayda
Archery Club will give a banquet, fol-
lowed by dance at Tybee.
Invitations have also been issued
I E2Iss me Is,,,n,aw wedding reception of
rage to Mr.. Charles Henry of New
York will take place on Tuesday even
Miss Elise Huger, Miss Elizabeth Has
kell and Mr.. Charles A. Gibbes are visit
ing Mrs. w. w. owens in Bluffton.
Mrs. S. Guckenheimer left on Tuesday
for New York.
Mrs. John Collins and the Misses Col
Inns VIII leave on Tuesday for New Mex
Mrs. A. E. Mills and son. Miss Nan
Screven, Miss Jennie Sullivan, Miss Molne
Johnson,Miss Lima Huger, Miss Lily Ander-
son and Miss Mabel Stoddard will return
from the house party at Melrose to-mor-
row.
at Bluffton. returning to the city to-day
She visited Mrs. William owens
Mrs. Walter Charlton and Miss Frances
charlton returned to Savannah on Friday
from Athens, where Mrs Charlton has
been attending the Lucy Cobb commence
ment exercises. Miss Frances Charlton
has just been graduated from the Lucy
Cobb, where she stood first in her class
Mrs e. G. Black left for Asheville on
Thursday evening.
AIR. Thomas Gibbes and Mr. Stuart Of
Marietta spent several DAYS last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Gibbes
Mrs. p. D. Datnn and Miss Florence Daft
i'm viii spend the summer in SARATOGA.
Air. Charles duBignon returned home
yesterday
Mrs. Edward Anderson and Miss Ander-
son, sailed on Saturday for England
where they viii spend the summer.
Mrs. J. N. Lang and son, and Miss Mary
Icy VIII leave on the first of July for
Hendersonvlle, N. c., where they will
spend the summer
Mr.. H. c. Heating left during the week
for his home in Maryland
Mr. Edward Maclean, who has been at
belleVue nigh school in Virginia, returned
TO the city on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuyler King and son. who
nave been spending a fortnight with Mrs
}. }. Wilder, Will leave the city tomorrow
Miss Virginia Lee Fraser, who has been
VISITING Miss Annie Y. Jones returned to
her home in South Carolina during +be
early part Of the week.
Miss Annie Lyman. who has been visiting
relatives In South Carolina, returned 10
the city on Saturday.
Miss Maude Smith will spend the s,,r,-
mer abroad with Miss kelleys party from
Charleston.
Mrs. James Farie, Jr., has gone to the
White sulphur Springs, n. c.
Miss May Rogers of Macon is visiting
Miss May Fretweu
Mrs. J. F. =. Beckwith and her sister
Miss Bernardine Harwood will leave for
chicago during the week
Mss Bessie Ganahl has gone to Ashe-
Nllle TO visit friends there
Mr.: and Mrs Ralph Elliott and family
VII leave during the week for the White
sulphur Springs, where they will sDend
the summer. -'N
MISS Mary Jones, who has been VISITING
"a washington, u. c., and other places
has returned and is now at White Riuff
Mrs. George Mercer and son leave On
me LIST of July for Hendersonv!lle n @
where they viii spend the summer 80
Miss Nan Sereyen leaves tomorrow for