The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-14

Mrs. Thomas Mills. who has been visi-
ting her mother, Mrs. Cope, returned on
Wednesday to her home in Griffin.
Mrs. Henry Bolts, who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. Muir Lang, returned to
her home in Virginia on Monday
Mrs. Hilton Jones of cambridge is vls-
iting Mrs. Charles Mills.
Miss Lima Huger spent the early part
of last week at Grove Point on the Ogee-
chez, with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott.
Mrs Frank Miller of Augusta has been
spending few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Louis M. LeHardy.
AIRS. A. e. Mills and Master Charles
Mills are at Strathy Hall in Bryan county,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Habersham Clay.
Mrs. w. d. NAPLES arrived on Friday
evening from st. Josephs Mo-, en- route
for Daufuskie Island, where she will visit
her brother, Mr.. Albert Stoddard.
The friends of Miss Angelica Crosby of
New York will regret to learn of the
death of her great aunt Mrs. Nathaniel
Thayer of Boston. Mrs. Thayer assisted
in maintaining a score or more of chart
table institutions during her life, and re-
membered them all with generous be-
quests at her death.
Mr. and Mrs. Habersham Clay were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lucien Jones
for several days last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Rauers and Miss Elise
Rauers returned on Monday from a trip
TO Philadelphia and New York.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage of Miss Maude A. Hill TO Mr.. j.
n. Estill, on the oath of February. They
will be at home to their friends on Tues
day, after the 18th, al 1903 Whitaker
street.
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week will be a bicycle party, given on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. H. NJ. Pack
ard, and Miss Elizabeth Butler.
The Whist Club. which has changed its
day from Friday TO Monday met last week
at Mrs. Charles B. Malones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott, and Miss
Hattie Elliott, spent Wednesday In town.
Miss Mary Haines, who has been visit
ing Mrs. P. A. Godfrey in Brunswick, has
returned home.
Mr.. William e. Huger of Charleston,
spent a day or two in Savannah last week
Mrs. c. ~ Brandt, who has been spend
ing the winter with her mother, Mrs Ell
lis, will leave tomorrow for Hot Springs,
Virginia.
Mr.. 1. Richard Johnson is in town for
few days
Miss Harriet Hardee is visiting Mrs.
Mr.. Joseph Hull has gone north on bust
ness and will be absent for three weeks,
visiting Wilmington, Richmond, Balti-
more, Washington, and New York
To the delight of her many friends here
Miss Lily Anderson Is expected to sail
from the north for Savannah on Tuesday
Capt. o. NJ. Carter has returned from a
visit TO New York, where he went with
his friend DR. Tenney.
Little Ruby Barthelmess entertained her
friends with lawn party on Wednesday
| afternoon at her home, near Thunder
| bolt. The occasion was her fifth birth
| day, and she received a number of pretty
presents Each little guest was given a
bunch of violets tied with pink ribbon
and those who enjoyed the afternoon we're
the Misses Leila McPheren, Viola and Ed
ma Nell, Jennie and Lucille McGlaughlin
Earl Brooks, Lucille Tyson, Mildred
Story, Sarah and Agnes Shepherd, Bessie
May King, Jennie Maddox Mary and Lii
Ian Smith. May Marguerite and Laura
| Turner, Edith Frerson, Mary Ferguson
Caroline Lentz, Flossie Turner, clara,
Sarah, Mabel'and Ophelia Harris, Eleanor
| Middleton, Ogarita Hymes, Ellie McDon-
| aid, Edith and Louise Lofty, Ethel Smith
Florence Meree, Marian Ward, Mabel and
Grace Toomer and Masters Charles Nell
William Barthelmess. Henry King, James
mond Titcomb John Royal, George Tit
comb, Frances Smith and others.
The Misses Pearla, Ruby and Maud Lee
left on Monday for their home in Way
cross, after spending a week with Miss
Ruby Mcintyre on Fourth street, west
Under the auspices of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association, very fine dramatic
and musical entertainment has been ar
ranged for Tuesday evening. From 10 to
y O'Clock there will be dancing.
Mrs e. Muhlbers and Miss Dora Muhl-
berg returned last week from New Or
leans, where they were present at the
Mardi Gras festivities.
Mrs. selig. to the regret of her hosts of
friends In the city, left on Thursday for
Brooklyn.
Miss Hortense Alexander of Atlanta, is
visiting Miss Nellie Abrams.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Lillenthal have
returned from their wedding trip in Flor
ida. and will receive this afternoon and
evening at the home of the groom, u Tay-
lor street. west.
Miss Annie NJ Wellbrock left last Tues
day for Fort Smith. Arkansas where she
VIII visit relatives.
Miss Lucia Jones Gibbon OF Charleston.
| s. C., arrived Saturday and Is the guest
Of Miss Annie " Jones.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Linenthal Of Mad
ison avenue, New York. are the guests
OF Judge and Mrs Ferrll. As Miss Mary
d Antgnac, Mrs. Lilienthal was well
known IN Savannah. Her husband Is
well known and successful physician IN
New York.
DIR. and MIA Aaron Ferst celebrated,