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

f tN q. hunter MIS- EDWARD kUFOW- Mrs.
r a. Warilg. Mrs. John Heard Hunter,
Mrs. Davis Freeman, Mrs. W. l. Wilson,
Mrs. charlton, Mrs, Pau ~
Pan sioyau NJ Mrs Alec M a9u MTs MS g.
Battey, Miss Mary Lamar. Miss NIinna
Warning, Miss Ellis, Miss Irene Withers
Miss Mary Joe stiles. Miss Bessie Bruen
Miss Margaret STILES, Miss Darby, Miss
Phoebe Elliott Miss Mcneil Miss Eaton
Miss Ncuie Minis. Miss Elizabeth John
ston. Miss Eugenia Johnston. Miss Abbie
Orme, Miss Henrietta Meyers, Miss Mar
garet Gardner. Miss COrinne Hayward,
Miss Susie Olmstead, and Miss Kate Cue
rdrd.
Mrs. Alfred Mills gave a card party on
Thursday afternoon, at which the prizes,
a water-color painting and a copy of
Fair Women of To-day" were won by
Miss Helen Hardee and Mrs. w. X. Lea
ken. The guests present were. Mrs. John
Heard Hunter, Mrs G y. Brandt Mrs.
A. J. Waring, Mrs. Edward Karow, Mrs.
W r. l4eaken Mrs. Charles A. Shearson.
Mrs. Finnie, Mrs. Cleland Kinloch Nell
son, Mrs. W W. Gordon, Jr., Mrs. A. l..
Hartridge. Mrs. Tracy g. Hunter, Mrs.
Harris Cope, Mrs. Thomas s. Wylly, Mrs.
Robert Ellington, Mrs. j. +. b. Beck
with, Mrs. W. r. Morren, Mrs w. W.
Rogers, Miss Mary Lamar. Miss Retta
Johnson, Miss Molly Johnson, Miss Bessie
Ward, Miss Margaret Owens, Miss Eliz-
abeth Johnston, Miss Eugenia Johnston.
Miss Leila Hill, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss
Phoebe Elliott, Miss Lucy HUH, Miss Mary
Carmichael, Miss Hartridge,, Miss Me-
Neil. Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Helen Har-
dee. Miss Rose Lowell, and Miss Mary
Ellis.
Miss Annie Conner returned on Friday
from a trip to Florida.
Miss Margie Weed Of Jacksonville is ex-
pected on Tuesday to visit Mrs. Robert Bill
lington.
Miss Marie Moynelo will arrive from
Baltimore this week. in time for the re-
naming two weeks of gaiety before Lent,
and her many friends are looking forward
to her return with great pleasure. Miss
MOynelO made her debut in Baltimore,
where she combined society with her mus
ical studies.
Miss Helen Marshal, who has been Wis
iting Miss Florence Nisbet, left for her
home, near Rome Ga, on Friday.
Miss Bessie Hayward has returned home
after an absence of two months, visiting
friends in North Carolina.
Miss Blount of Maryland, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Cooper Myers, left on
Wednesday.
vile, Pa, arrived in the city yesterday.
to visit Maj. James T. Stewart.
Mrs Abram Darlington Read of Charles
ton, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. w. S.
Lawton
Miss Rose Lowell of Sewanee, Tenn, is
the guest OF Mrs. Alfred Mills.
Mr., and Mrs. Horace Creghead of New
York, who are at the south on pleasure
trip, viii be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Is. Lester for several days.
A delightful afternoon lat home" was
given last Thursday by Mrs. n. Dewald in
honor of her sisters, the Misses Pinkers-
sohn Of Cincinnati, Q. A literary contest
was the order of the afternoon, and prizes
were awarded, after which the guests en-
Joyed delightful refreshments in the din
ing-room, which was beautifully decorated
with palms and flowers and wreaths of
smilaX.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Anderson
Carmichael entertained with a card party.
The first prize, a beautiful slipper bag,
NO 1asr GaH1
Molly Johnson won the second a silver
paper knife, and Mrs. r. A Warning was
the fortunate winner of the BOBBY prize, a
potted palm. The other guests We're: Mrs.
G. \. Brandt, Mrs. W. w. Rogers, Mrs.
Il. d. Stevens, Mrs. p. A. Warning, Mrs.
T. M. Cunningham, Jr., Mrs. g. W.
c. Myers. Mrs. A. B Hull. Mrs. W w
Owens, Mrs. w. L. Wilson, Mrs. c. b.
Malone, Miss Maggie Owens, Miss Maud
Thomas, Miss Belle Harrison, Miss Sallie
Haskell, Miss Carmichael, Miss Meta
Thomas, Miss Abbie Orme, Miss Helen
Hardee, Miss Molly johnson, Miss Bessie
Ward, Miss Mcneil of New York, and
Miss Darby of Charleston.
Miss Jessie Chisholm entertained the
Jolly Jokers Club with delightful card
party ON Friday evening. The first prize,
Elizabeth Haskell, and a silver pocket
knife was won by Mr.. E. r. MacKethan
The BOBBY prizes, an empire fan and a
Bignon and Mr.. George Gadsden. Present
We're: Miss Annie Lyman. the Misses du-
Bignon Miss Meta Thomas, the Misses
| Haskell, the Misses Guerard, Miss Kate
Hartridge, Miss Mable Stoddard, the
Misses Walter, the Misses Huger, Miss
Florence Nisbet, Miss Belle Harrison,
| Miss Marion Boggs, Miss Kathleen Hunt
er, Miss Otelia Johnson, Miss Daisy
Bryan, Miss Mcclure, Miss Irene Withers.
Miss Mcneil, Miss Eaton, Miss Hattie
Colquitt, Miss Sallie McAlpin, Miss Elise
| Rauers, Messrs. c. J. Hunter, Arthur Cor
DON, Fred Myers, NJ. +. Lane, Trenholm
Hopkins Anton Wright. George Gadsden,
Mackethan, Jack Kinzie, Wylly Wood
bridge, j. Chisholm, Jack Rauers Stew
art Hincks, William Butler, Jr. Edward
Mercer, Ferris Cam, Willie Clay, Cor
! don Harrison, Willie Chisholm, Albion d
johnson and DR.. Phillips.
Mr.. Mills B. Lane gave a dinner
at the De Soto on Tuesday evening His
/ guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Malone.
Miss Annie Lyman. Miss Katharine Hart
| ridge, Miss Caro- duBignon. Mr. Anton
Wright and Mr.. Trenholm Hopkins.
Miss Daisy Bryan gave a beautiful din
| We're; Miss Mcclure, Miss Caro- duBignon.
Miss Sally McAlpin Miss Mary White.
Miss Riddle of Petersburg, Va; Miss Hat
| tie Colquitt; Mr. George Gadsden MIR.
| Trenholm Hopkins, Mr.. Gordon Harrison.
! Mr.. G. J. Hunter, Mr.. T.. o. Watkins. Mr.,
/ Edward $. Elliott and Mr.. William But
/ Ter, Jr. The decorations were unusually
/ effective. An oblong mirror in the cen
! ter of the table was outlined with feat n
/ cry asparagus Terms and loops and ends
/ of broad pink satin ribbon. In the center
/ of the mirror was cut-glass bowl filled
/ with pink roses and carnations. Single
carnations marked the places of the gen
/ tlemen, while the ladies had lovely little
4 pink bonbonieres filled with crystalized
! rose leaves, as faVors.
! The lsondeg, a bicycle club, had its first
/ large run last night when about twenty
/ five members spun out to Thunderboit.
! where they had a delightful oyster roast,
Colonel and Mrs. G. !. Taggart enter
tanned on Friday evening with a card par
! ty for their sons, Mr. G. 1. Taggart. Jr..
and Mr.. John Taggart. The prizes were
won by Miss Eva Smith, Miss Fannie
! Bulchen, Mr.. NJ. J. Brennan, and Mr.. II
| F. ulmer Among the guests present were
the Misses May Palmer, Ella Lane Lula
Davis, Nellie Hasam. Marie Fry. Annie
! Davis, Helen Thomson. Debbie Taggart.
Sallie Black and Messrs George Allen
John Blaine, Walter Coney, d. A. Pritch-
ard, Arthur Hopkins. John Fleming. ]
e. Pritchard, John Hopkins Lee Arm
strong, Wilbur Coney, c. D. Coburn, Irby
Buckner, Sidney Buckner and A. d. Kren-
son.
The Misses Lippman entertained on
! Thursday afternoon with a beautiful card
party. Miss Moss and Miss Hattie Hecht