The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-17


the Misses McKaw. Owens. Thomas, HUI
| ger, Nisbet, Mays. Hill, Shellman. Haml-
| ton. Baldwin, Bryan, Calvert, Charlton,
| Germany, Ellis, Hull, Hayward. Pape,
| Conner, Hoist, Banks. Connerat, Smith.
| Phillips, Appleton, Saussy, Gardner, Reid,
! Daniel, Stiles. Jones. Moynelo, duBlgnon,
/ Waring, BlOis Hunter, Guerard, Freeman,
! Shellman, Prtchard, Hull, Dillon, Lamar,
| Olmstead, White, Haskell, Hunter, Cos
ems, Bradley, Durham, Charlton, Banks,
| Lee Langhorne, Guerard, Elliott, Butler,
! Remshart, Adams. Bulloch, Blois, Kinzie,
Baker and Leaken.
on Friday evening Miss Emma Hopkins
entertained the Cinderella Club in a novel
ana delightful way. Each guest was
given a slip OF paper on which was writ
ten a Mother Goose couplet which he or
she was asked to illustrate in poster style
for the edihcation or amusement of the
others. The prizes, a silver bicycle tag
and a copy Of Richard Harding Davis
Cinderella, were won by Miss Daisy Bryan
and Mr.. George Freeman. Miss Hopkins
guests were: Mrs. Trenholm Hopkins,
Miss Annie Conner, Miss Nellie Baldwin,
Miss Salie McAlpin, Miss Maude Hey
ward, Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Lima HUI
ger Miss Daisy Bryan, Miss Sarah Mills,
Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Nan duBig-
non, Miss Leila Hill, Miss Grace Barnard,
Miss Margaret Stiles, Mr.. W. w. William
son, Mr. A. Sybrandt, the Messrs. Clarke,
Mr.. Stephens, Mr.. Z. o. Watkins, Mr.. J.
de Bruyn Kops Mr.. George Freeman, Mr..
Raymond Butler, Mr.. Willie Chisholm,
Dr.. WEIGH, Mr.. Joseph Walker, and Mr..
! Trenholm Hopkins
Mrs. James McFadden with a party of
| friends will leave for a charming trip
| through Florida this week. Mrs. McFad-
| denis guests will be Mrs. Lewis Malone,
| Mrs. ]. +. B. Beckwith Mrs. Clarence w.
| Murphy, and Miss Marie Moynelo.
| for german to be given at Armory hall
on Wednesday evening in honor of her
| guest, Miss Calvert.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker of Darien,
Ga, have issued invitations to the mar
riage of their daughter Emma. to Mr..
/ George Wylly. The wedding viii take
place on Thursday, the 2lst
The Gibson pictures on Thursday even
| ing brought out a large number of specta-
! tors. They filed the banquet hall of the
! De Soto. Among the series of lovely tab
| leauX. the one entitled. "Lenten Confes-
! sions," was particularly admired. Mrs.
! Lewis Malone, in a white satin gown. and
! Miss Nellie Baldwin in sombre black, were
| the fair penitents, while little Miss Belle
Battey, enshrined between them. made a
! perfect cupid. As the typical American
| girl. Miss Elise Huger received great ap-
! plause and some of the dialogue pictures
| were particularly well chosen and acted.
! Financially also, the entertainment was a
great success. A very good sum was net
ted for the free kindergarten.
The members of the f. +. c. Club were
| given library party last evening by Miss
| Missie Hull Among the many pretty COS
tunes worn to represent books were I'm
! der Two Flags" Ships That Pass in the
! Night" Under the Lilacs," and Two
Years Ago" Miss Miriam Dent who i'm
personated the latter, wearing across the
front of her gown a placard with 1885"
inscribed on it.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Snedeker celebrated
| their wooden wedding on Thursday even
ing. Their residence was prettiy decor
ated with palms and bamboo, and many
beautiful presents were received. Those
| who enjoyed the delightful evening were
! Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. s. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Brough-
/ ton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Snedeker, Mr..
and Mrs. 6. S. Frierson, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Fl. Ettinger Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. III. Balshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Brooks,
Mrs L. d. Brown, Mrs. Godfrey, Mrs p.
b. Springer, Mrs A. w. Tatner Miss Dell
| Morrison Miss Daisy Shumate, Mr. j..
! Wolf, Mr. A. ]. Snedeker, Jr., Mr.. J. i.
| Fenne4l, and Master Frank Roberts.
Miss Eta Butler entertained most
charmingly on Wednesday evening. Among
| her guests were the Misses Nellie Har-
| dy. Bessie Hanley, Emily Comm Agnes
| Lyons, Genevieve Heffernan, Nellie Has
lam, Clara Thous, Lucille Desbouil-
I ions and Messrs. John Strous, Joseph
! Harry. Thomas Lynch, Edward Haslam,
Joseph Heffernan. w. J. Kehoe and John
. Sullivan, Jr,
Mrs. r.. w. Baughn entertained on Mon
day with an afternoon tea. Games were
the amusement of the afternoon, and a
handsome pair of vases were won by Mrs.
5. Helmken. The other guests We're:
Mrs. W. G. Schaeffer, Mrs. Charles Ora
ham. Mrs, j. II. Koch, Miss Henrietta Sa-
verese, Miss Mamie Schwarz, Miss Gus
sic Klug and Miss Ruby Graef.
Mrs. Holmes Conrad aud Miss Eliza
beth Conrad of Washington, d. c.. ere
visiting friends in the city.
Mr. Pierre Hoist, who has been spend
ing his winter holidays with his family,
returned last week to school in Virginia.
Miss Marie Nisbet left yesterday for
Washington. d. c.. where she will be the
guest of Mrs. Crenshawe for the re-
mainder of the season
Mr. and Mrs. r S Wylly, Jr., will leave
on Thursday for Darien, Ga, TO attend :he
wedding of Mr. George WILLY and Miss
Emma Walker.
Miss Kiuzie of San Francisco. Cal. IL
the guest of Col and Mrs. w. w. Gordon.
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turned on Tuesday from their bridal trip
and are the guests of Miss Hoist until to-
morrow.
MIR and Mrs. Samuel Atkinson of Bruins
wick. Ga, will be the guests of Col. John
Screven this week to attend the wedding
of Mr.. Harry Dunwoody and Miss Scotia
Walter.
Miss Calvert of Washington, D. c., is
the guest of Miss Daisy Bryan on Gordon
street
Mrs. Charles Dixon will leave on We'd
nesday for Darien, Ga, TO attend the we'd
ding of Miss Walker and Mr.. George
Wylly.
The Misses Reid of Augusta are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Reid, on State
street
Mr. Arthur b. Elliott, Mr.. p ]. Apple,
and Mr.. William Harry Jr., left on Thurs
day on the Kansas City for New York,
from where they will so to Springfield.
Mass, to attend the meeting Of the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company.
| Miss I.eakin Of Lake Roland near Raj