The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-28

Company, and the bride is the daughter
of the late W. W. Gnann. The happy
couple left on the City of Birmingham i'm
mediately after the ceremony for a trip
north.
The meeting of the Music Club at tie
banquet HAN of the De Soto on Wednes-
day evening was particularly enjoyable
and included two songs by Nine. Bishop
Searles. The rest of the programme was
as follows: /, "Eden-Rose," Foote, Miss
Hudson; 2, "Tarantelle," Karganoif, Miss
Marie Lippman; 3, 'L'Amour," GODDARD,
Miss Angela O'Byrne; 4. trio, No l. opus,
12,violin, Judge W. d. Harden; viola. Prof
E. A. Won der Hoya; piano, Miss Gnoss-
pelius; ., (a) "Minuet;" CD "Fugue Fan
tastique" Con an old plantation air., Will
liams. Mr.. w. T. Williams.
Mrs. Bishop-Seares has been compli-
mented with a number of delightful af-
fairs during the past week Mr.. and Mrs
w. A Bishop gave a reception in her
honor on Tuesday evening. driving
party was given her on Wednesday, by
Mrs. c. S. Woods, a luncheon on Thursday
by Mrs. Elliott Way and the same even
ing Mrs. Herbert Moore and Mr. John
Nicolson, Jr., gave a musicale, and, also
in compliment to her, Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
Lindsay took party of friends down to
y
Miss Lila Conner entertained a number
of her little friends on Friday afternoon,
when they thoroughly enjoyed themselves
playing the new and popular game of
pillow dex. Each little girl found pot
ted pant-pink and white daisies-and a
pretty little basket of candy at her place
at the tea table The guests were the
Misses Claudia McAIpin, Dorothy Wilbur,
Anna Hunter Sarah Cunningham. Mil
dred Cunningham, Vera Palmer, Bessie
ShOtter Minnie Mackall and Sophie Mel
drm.
Miss Beulah Widdons entertained on
Friday evening in celebration of her 18th
birthday Music and dancing were en-
joyed, and the guests present were Miss
Annie Griffin, Miss Alice Schandler, Miss
Effie Black, Miss J. Whitaker Miss Madgie
Meyers, Miss r. Whitaker. Miss Effie
Schandler, and Messrs. Walter NJ Will
Jams, Louis Baker ]. p. Williams, John
Weber, John Stoughton, Hugh Dickerson,
A. Woodcock, Martin Berry, Charlie Mey-
ers and Eddie Won Newton.
Great preparations are being made for
the fair to be given for the benefit of the
First Regiment of Georgia at the Guards
armory, beginning April 20. Among the
ladies' who are working for it are: Mrs.
Edward KarOw, Mrs. ]. Gaudry. Mrs.
George Anderson, Mrs. Jordan Brooks,
Mrs John Flannery, Mrs Kolshorn. Mrs.
T. Dixon, Mrs. NJ. A. O'Byrne, Mrs. w. n.
Nichols, and Mrs. Marmelstein.
A delightful luncheon was given by Mrs.
Isaac Roos, on Thursday morning. at
which the guests were: Mrs. Lilienthal
and Mrs. Van Worst of San Francisco,
Mrs. Selg of Cincinnati, Mrs. Stern of
| Quincy, H., Mrs Aaron Ferst Mrs. L.
Mohr, Mrs, Solomon Binswanger. Mrs
NJ. Byck Mrs. J. Belsinger, Mrs. L.Worts-
man, Mrs. l.. Eckstein, Mrs. NJ. Behr and
Mrs. c. Lilienthal.
on Wednesday evening an oyster roast
| followed by a dance, was given at Mr.
| Askews place, at Isle Of Hope. Among
those present were: Miss Flossie Roche
| Miss Jsina, the Misses Fretweu Miss
Mabel Freeman, Miss Bertha Nelson, Miss
! Nellie Oppenhemer Miss Emmy Barn
well, Mr.. A. Bostwick, Mr.. Herman Shup-
| trine, Mr.. VIII Coney, Mr.. e. Ferry and
/ Mr.. b. LaFar
! Miss Phoebe Elliott entertained inform.
| ally on Wednesday morning with a bean
bag party The guests present were:
! Mrs. James l.. Earle, Mrs. George
! Parsons Elliott. Mrs. Crisheld, Miss Lily
Anderson, Miss Mary Ella Turner, Miss
/ Washburn Miss Belle Harrison, Miss
Mary 10 stiles. Miss Margaret V. stiles.
Miss Cornelia Lee and Miss Irene With
ers.
Mrs. Henry Hun entertained very pleas
/ auNlS On wednesday morning at her
home i'm the Meadows IN honor Of Miss
| Hattie HUI of Meldrim. The others in
the party were: Mrs John Screven, Mrs.
! c. A. Gibbes Mrs. J. l.. Walthour. Mrs.
! William IL. Baker. Miss Heman Charl-
ton, and Miss Sallie Baker.
A very pleasant little bicycle party was
! given by Miss Sarah Mills on Thursday
! evening az which were present. Mrs.
Charles A. Gibhes. Miss Angelica Crosby.
Miss Nan duBgnon. AIR Arthur Elliott.
Mr. Ferris Cam, Mr.. r. w Cunning
ham, and Mr.. Raymond Butler.
Miss Belle Daniel gave supper party
on Tuesday evening at which her guests
were; Miss Marshall OF Charleston. Miss
Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Sallie Haskell.
Mr.. Arthur Elliott. Mr. Henry Walthour.
Mr., Edward Demere, and Mr.. f. o. Wat
kins
Mrs. r. Lilonthal and Mrs Van Worst
of San Francisco were compllmented bv
Mrs Richard Robinson with a luncheon
al the Bannon Lodge. on Wednesday Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Lilienthal and Mss
: Carrie Lilienthal were others I'M the party
on Thursday morning Mrs Clifford
Carleton entertained the following guests:
1 Mrs. n. Mayhem Cunningham. Jr. Mrs.
I Thomas y. Wylly. Miss Nellie Baldwin
] Miss Margaret Stiles Miss Harriet Har-
! dee, and Miss Maud Thomas
| A party that enjoyed "a pleasant after.
/ noon at Tyhee last Friday consisted Of
! Mrs. s. A. Einstelu Mrs. j. Fcrst. Mrs
! II. LiNcnthal Mrs. G.. T4ilienthai Mrs
/ Van Worst, Miss Carrie Lillcnthal and
! Miss Hattie Well