The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-13

Association. This afternoon he will play
in the drawing room at the De Soto hotel
for the members of the Savannah Music
Club and their friends.
The residence, which has been occupied
by Capt. Carter for the past few years,
has been leased by Mr.. Cecil Gabbett.
Among the guests at the South End ho-
tel at Tybee are Mrs. E. ]. Eldridge, Mrs
NJ Eldrdge Miss Davenport, and Miss
Harold of Americas.
Mrs. Orme, the Misses Orme, Mrs.
Paine and Miss Pauline Smets will leave
! for Rock Hill, N. c., on Tuesday.
Mr.. Edward Maclean returned on Fri
day from Belleone school in Virginia.
Mr.. Lewis Turner took a NARROWING par
~ consisting of Mr.. William Neyle Haber-
sham, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Mary Ella
Turner and Mr.. Newell Turner down to
warsaw for a day or two last week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Trenholm Hopkins en-
tertained their whist club on Wednesday
evening. Present We're Miss Maud Thorn
as, Miss Nellie Baldwin, Miss Leila Hill
Miss Maud Hayward, Miss Emma Hop
kins, and Messrs. w. W. Williamson, E.
o. Watkins Thomas Screven, J. Ferris
Cam, and John Morris.
Mrs William R. Leaken was hostess of
a card party on Monday evening at which
her guests were Mrs. Thomas S. Wy4ly
Mrs. w. f. Aiken, Mrs. T. ]. Charlton
Mrs. William Garrard Mrs. w. Trenholm
Hopkins, Mrs. Pleasant Stovan, Miss Bes-
sic Bond of Darien, Miss Isabel Castle
man of Atlanta Miss Maud Thomas, Miss
Meta Thomas, Miss Sallie McAIpin, Miss
Emma Hopkins, Miss Cosens, and Miss
Annie Vane Jones.
Miss Eva Wilensky celebrated her birth
| day last week with a delightful entertain
ment at which her guests were Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. joel, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Haskell, Mr.
and Mrs. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Kasvin-
! ski, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Weitz, Mr. and Mrs
Weiser, Mr.. and Mrs. Cordors, Miss Bessie
| Tatel of Fitzgerald, Miss Catherine JOEL
| Miss Celina Sternheim, Miss Maud Hoff-
man. Miss Mary Toombs, Miss Ethel Joel,
Miss Florence Joel. Master Hyam Joel, Mr.
| Horn, Mr. and Mrs. ROsendorf, Mr.. George
Levine, and many others.
Miss Florence Marshall, of whose bril-
! liant piano playing so much has been
said, was given a benefit performance last
evening in the drawing rooms of the De
| Soto hotel. The programme was a most
| delightful one and included five numbers
! by Miss Marshall. 1t was as follows:
Variations Brilliantes," op. Il, Chopin
| Miss Marshall
Spirits GentiI' LA Favorita), Donizet.
IT, Mr.. r. c. Gordon.
Allegretto and mnuet from sonata, op
| 81, No. 3, Beethoven, Miss Marshall
D
Mr.. Gordon and Mr. Walker.
(a) "Elfen Tanz Sapellinikoff,' OBJ Spin
nerlied," Mendessohn, Miss Marshall
Bedouin song, Hawley, Mr.. Julian
| Walker
| ca Reverie. (3) Stude, Schertt, Miss Mar
! shall.
Sextet from Lucia, Donizetti, Mrs. Fin
ME, Mrs. Hunter Mr.. Gordon, Mr.. Owens,
Mr. Blois and Mr.. Walker.
The Monday Evening Whist Club was
! entertained last week by the Misses John
! ston. Their guests included: Mrs Abram
| Darlington Read of Charleston, Miss Law
ton, Miss Helen Hardee, Miss Mary La
mar Miss Hoist and Miss Minna Warning.
Miss Lille Bell Jewett gave a bicycle
run on Friday evening in honor of her
| guest, Miss Susie Lamotte, of Whining
ton, N c. A supper and dance at the
home of Miss Jewett finished off the very
pleasant evening. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jeffords, Miss
| Meta Fretwell. Nellie Coney, Ethel Fret
| Bessie Richardson, Caro- Thompson, Mag
gle Thompson Edna Haupt, Stella Haupt,
Annie Lou Russell, Daisy King, Nell Cha
| peau, Leila McDonough Mary Ryals, Ma
| mic Trezevant, Julia Trezevant, Isabel
| King, Edith Timer, Bessie Lynch, Alice
| BesseHeu, Nellie Lyons and Percy Bacon,
| George Elton, John Elton, Clifford Suits,
| Robert Schirm. Edward Karow Lester
| karow, Charles Russell, Willie Robertson,
| Marcus Baker Finley Walton, Joe Coney
| Weymon Harmon James Cleveland and
| Lane Jewett.