The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-05

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randolph Anderson. Mrs. w. r. Leaken.
MIS-, George Cosens, Mrs. William Henry
Schley, Mrs. w. w. Gordon. Jr., Mrs.
Louis NJ. LeHardy, Mrs c. A. l.. Cum
bingham, Mrs. r. Mayhem Cunningham.
Jr., Mrs. II. Wiley johnson, Mrs. Charles
a: Gibbes. Mrs. Arthur Gibbes, Mrs
wright Hunter, Mrs. Robert Ellington,
Miss Nelly Baldwin, Miss Maud Heys
ward. Miss Annie LYMAN Miss Mabel
Gordon. Miss Mary Jones, Miss Lila Col
quit MISS Hattie Colquitt, Miss Mary
White, Miss Nan Screven Miss Annie
Conner, Miss Elizabeth Haskell. Mrs j.
b. Floyd. Miss FlOride Banks Miss Irene
Withers, Miss Bessie Taylor, Miss Daisy
bryan, Miss Leila Mcclure Miss Sarah
Mills, Miss Elise Rauers. Miss Jennie Sui
IVAN, MISS Mamie Prltchard, Miss Ionic
Guerard, Miss Kate Guerard. Miss Elise
Haskell. Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss
Scotia Walter, Miss Phoebe Elliott, Miss
Lily Anderson, Miss Maud Thomas Miss
Meta Thomas, Miss Lima Woodbridge,
Miss Caro- duBignon. Miss Nan duBignon,
Miss Florence Nishet. Miss Henrietta
Myers, AIRS. Harris Cope. Miss Lima Wal
ter, Miss Mabel Stoddard Miss Jennie
Sullivan, Miss Eliie Johnston. Miss Lucy
Chi9,9,llim 1l, Miss Pamela Lamar, Miss Ma
~ Whitehead, Miss Culver, Miss Mary
White and Miss Spicer.
on Friday Mrs John Heard Hunter
gave an informal luncheon to Miss Albert
hLlll. The guests found great amusement
in n drawing contest, in which the most
successful competitors were Miss Frances
Walter who won pair of silver embroid-
cry scissors; Miss Mary Haines, a silver
INnuNttu pOchtlbOoNs ana MISS May Ql-
Bignon, silver scarf pin. The guests
We're: Miss Albert Hull, the Misses Gam
bic, Miss f'rieda Haskell, Miss Anuette
Stubbs, Miss Kate Rauers. Miss May du-
Bignon. Miss Georgia Freeman. Miss
Mary Conner, Miss Mamie Nisbet Miss
Belle Daniel, Miss Freida Rauers Miss
Mary Haines, Miss Lola Moynelo, Miss
Marie Blois, Miss Flora Dancy Miss
Edith Johnston, Miss Malle Hammond
and Miss Frances Walter
Miss MaT1ie Hammond gave a delight
full card party for her young friends on
Friday evening. The game of progressive
hearts was played and was an unusually
exciting one. Miss Kate Rauers won the
hrst ladies' prize, silver heart-shaped
second, a gold belt The first prize for
the gentlemen. silver pencil holder, fell
70 Mr.. George Hayward; the second. a
silver rubber holder, to MIR. William CHS
holm. MIR Savage Lyman won the BOBBY
prize The guests We're: Miss Frieda
Rauers Miss Frances Walter, Miss Edith
Johnston, Miss Marie BlOis, Miss Flora
Dancy, Miss Belle Daniel, Miss Iordy
Nisbet Miss Albert Hull Miss Mary Co
mer, Miss Mary Haines Miss Annulette
Stubs, Miss May duBignon, Miss Baker
Miss Sallie Baker, Miss Orme, Mrs. Nor,
rell. Mr. Charles Schley, Mr. Charles
duBignon, Mr. Thomas Wayne, Mr.. cliff
ford Wayne Mr. Percy Baker, Mr.. Drain
Mr.. Eddy Richmond, Mr.. Sidney Stubs
Mr.. Thomas Denmark, Mr. John Stod-
dard, MIR. William Barnweu Mr. Paul
Daniel
Mr.. Jack Rauers entertained some of his
friends at St. Katharine's last week MIR.
tauers took the party down on his steam
launch on Tuesday and they returned
yesterday To young men the shooting
on the island is always delightful feature
OF the entertainments there The party
consisted of Mr.. Louis Haskell, Mr.. Julian
CHISHOLM, Mr.. Frank Chisholm, Mr.. Clar-
ence Connerat. Mr. Wayne Cunningham
and Mr. North Chisholm
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cumming Cunning
ham have issued invitations to the mar
riage OF their daughter, Virginia Wayne,
to Mr.. Alexander Sessums Cleveland
which event takes place on Wednesday
evening in Christ church.
Mrs. John Heard Hunter gave a picnic
to Thunderbolt yesterday for her nieces.
the Misses Gamble. and a number of
their little friends.
Miss Elizabeth Screven of New York is
expected on Tuesday to visit Mrs Octavus
Cohen and the Misses Phillips
on Wednesday evening the ladies of the
Rectory Society of St Johns church will
give an unusual and interesting enter
tainment at the Guards hail. 1t is to be a
Puritan Merrie Making
On New Years day Mrs. O'Donoghue
gave dinner party in celebration of the
birthday of her friend, Mrs. Boggs The
six ladies who formed the party were all
old classmates of Mrs. ,Boggs and remin-
iscences of their school days added a
charm to the entertainment.
Mrs. ]. c. Habersham, Mrs Wylly
Woodbridge, MISS Mary Joe Stiles and
Tuesday from Atlanta, where they have
been spending several months.
Mrs. Thomas Wayne and Miss Mary
Wayne have returned from a visit in Au-
gusta, Ga
Mr.. and Mrs William Feay Shellmar
have issued invitations to the wedding
of their daughter, Anne, to Mr. JoseDh
Emerson Boston, which takes place al
the Independent Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Effie Johnston left yesterday for
hers ome in Baltimore, Md
Mrs. Meldrim entertained the Whist
Club on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Craig Barrow returned to Athens
on Wednesday night.
Mrs. John NJ. Hall and Mrs Barbara
Gignilliat are visiting their mother, Mrs
T. H. Gignilliat, in Darien, Ca
Miss Maud Hayward spent several DAYS
in Atlanta last week.
Mr., Anton Wright has returned from
Thomasville. where he has been spend
ing the holidays with relatives.
Miss Righton Habersham returned last
week to school.
Miss Browne of Louisville. Ga. who
has been visiting Miss Mary Ella Turner,
Miss Frances Charlton returned last
week to Athens, where she is attending
school. 80
On Thursday evening Miss Alice CON
nerat gave delightful card party at her
residence on Barnard street The mar
Tors We're artistically decorated with BAN
boo and holly and yellow was the pre-
vailing color. Progressive hearts was
played and Miss Hattie Colquitt won the
first prize. an illustrated edition of
Point Lace and Diamonds" The sec
ond, a silver pen extractor, was won nv
Miss Pamela Lamar. Mr.. GOdin Csuer-
ard won the first prize for the gentlemen.
silver bouquet holder, and the second
burnt leather match box, was won bv
Mr.. Auyergne d'Antignac. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs n r Jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hammond
Miss Hattie Colquitt, Miss Jennie SulH-
van, Miss Pamela Lamar Miss Corinne
Abbie Orme, Miss Anna NJ Connerat; Mr.
/. d. Morgan, Mr.. Charles II Banks
Mr.. Gordon Harrison, Mr.. w. deBruyn
q. G. Habersham, Mr. Lewis Mercer,
Mr. Fred Myers, Mr. Godin Guerard, Mr..