The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-07
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. FEBRUARY I, 1884,

Mr.. and Mrs. Kayton celebrated their
silver wedding on last SATURDAY evening
with a very delightful entertainment TO
their many friends number Of beduti-
tul presents were received.
Mrs. Grabfelder of New York is visiting
her sister. Mrs. kayiOn.
Mrs. /. SteinDach entertained very
pleasantly on Wednesday evening in honor
Of her sister. Mrs. SEinton, of Charles
ton, S. c.
The Pleasure Club met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Enstein, where they we're delightfully."- en-
tertained the decorations of American
Beauty and La France roses, and the
prizes being particularly pretty. Mrs.
Stern of Quincy Ill, won a bronze cam
delabra, and Miss Hattie Well. a cut-glass
vase. Those present were Mrs. David
sisgn Mrs Mrs Mac & Haas Mrs Mrs w. p w.
wanger, Mrs. Adolph Berg, Miss Olga
Buhler, Miss Carrie Lilienthal, Miss Marie
l1ppman, Miss Hattie Well and Miss Mary
Welchseibaum.
on Wednesday afternoon a beautiful
euchre party was given by Mrs. Ferdinand
We'll, complimentary to Mrs. Albert Gerst
Quincy, III The first prize, an empire
clock, was won by Miss Helen Smith; the
second glove darner, by Miss Kayton,
and the consolation prize, a dresden china
cup and saucer, was given to Miss Jean
nette Meinhard. Other guests present
were Mrs. Hirsch of Atlanta, Mrs. Se.ig
OF Brooklyn, Miss Butler of Columbus
Mrs. Aaron Ferst, Mrs Leon Ferst, Mrs.
Leopold Adler, Mrs. Samuel Guckenheim-
err. Mrs. 5: A. Einstein, Mrs. T.. A. Well,
Mrs. A. l.. Well. Mrs. e. A. Smith, Miss
Ruth Kayton, Miss Sadie Traub, Miss
Irene Frank and Miss Nellie Enrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baldwin compli-
mented Mrs. Abram Darlington Read Of
Charleston, with a dinner party on Tues
day evening. La France roses and ferns
decorated the table, and among the guests
We're Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Leila
Hill Miss Gordon, Mr.. Arthur Elliott and
Mr.. John Morris.
Mrs. G. A. Parsons entertained few of
her friends very delightfully."- with cards
won by Mrs.Julian Walker and Miss Carrie
Green OF Dalton. Those present were: Mrs.
I Iett NV Walker; w., Mrs. F. TT Tor
Crawford, Mrs, w. nc" 6. s TT; a.
Miss Carrie Green of Dalton, Ca, Miss
Matte Whitesides, of Florida, Miss EN-
w. G. Strobhar. Mr.. T. Z. Youmaus, Mr.
VIM. p. Brunson, Mr.. Herman Parsons
MIR. Fisher Walker, and Mr.. Robert Craw-
ford
Capt Carter gave a dinner on Wednes-
day evening. at which his guests were
Judge Falligant, DR.. e. r. Corson, Mr..
w. w. Mackall Mr.. Edward Karow, Mr.
Pleasant Stovall and Mr.. +. A. d. Han
cock.
Miss Sarah Mills entertained Miss Angel
lea Schuyler Crosby, Mr.. Newell West
and Mr.. Noble Jones at tea on Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Mackall entertained
Mr. and Mrs. John Shelton Williams of
Richmond Va, with luncheon on Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Conner Of Texas
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ.
Conner.
Mrs Elliott tombstone is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. George u. Mills.
The Misses Clark, sisters of Messrs.
Frank and Fred Clark. arrived from The
north IDUTgdgV EnOn6
winter in Savannah.
Mrs W. X. Miller and Mrs. Beeson, the
charming guests of Mrs. Meldrim, return
ed to their homes in Augusta this morn
ing.
Mrs. George e. Harrison of Brandon,
Va, will arrive to-day from Washington,
d. c. She will be with her sons, Mesars
Gordon Harrison and Robert c. Harrison,
on Perry street.
Mr.. John c. Stiles of Brunswick spent
yesterday here.
The soiree given by Mr.. John Stoughtor
! on Monday evening was d great success
| and much enjoyed by his pupils 3n6
| friends.
Mrs. Robert Burden entertained the
| Married Women's Club yesterday after
noon, at her pretty home, in the Mead
Mrs O'Reilly and Miss o'ReilIy O.
| Reading, Pa, are the guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Joseph Gorham.
Miss Mamie Lowell is visiting friend.
|
Miss Olga BUTLER of Columbus Is tht
! guest of Mrs Emile Newman.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shelton Williams Of
| Richmond, Va, spent several days at the
| De Soto during the week.
Miss Susie Gaillard of Charleston is the
] guest of Miss Cornelia Lee.
Mrs. f. Chapman of Johnson is visiting
| Mrs d. M. Farmer at 1903 Tattnall street
Southern people have cause to feel proud
/ of the success won in New York society by
! Miss Alice Castleman of Louisville
/ Ky. Miss Castleman, who comes OF
a line of ancestors who have
/ been prominent in the south both
politically and socially, is not only beauti-
! ful but attractive In many ways. HeI
father, Gen. Castleman. is devoted to the
raising OF saddle horses, and last year
! when several We're sent on to the horse
show Miss Castleman rode one of them in
I the ring at Madison Square Garden ard
won great applause from those who saw
/ her After shining as the belle of the re-
cent charity ball in New York, Miss Cas-
4 tleman returned to her home in Louisville
Ky.