The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-21
Brunsy,ici social Notes.

The weekly german of the Cotillion Club
was danced at the Oglethorpe Friday
night. Mr.. Morton Mayre led. Those at
tending were: NIessrs. and Mesdames F.
d. Aiken Crovatt Walter, duBignon,
Wyely, Wilson, Maxey, Butts, Elliot
terson. Mesdames Miner, Lowell of Birm-
ingham, Misses Burroughs, Mccullough,
non, Hine Madden, Madeline Butts. Fin
ney. King, Carter, Haines and Guerard
of Savannah. Messrs. Twtty, H. +. du
Bgnon, Nightingale, NIayre, Meader,
Woodwork, Butts. Taylor Wilson, Nc
Cullough, McGil of Jacksonville, Parker,
DR.. sullivan, and Messrs. sullivan, Rus
sell and Davis of the United States steam
er Bache.
The Purim ball Tuesday evening was the
largest social event of the season. It was
for charity and admirably managed by the
Ladies Aid Society of the synagogue. Cos
tunes especially noteworthy were worn
by Mesdames NJ. Elkan, A. Kaiser, j.
Nicholson, ID. We'll, l. Mayer, Barheld, NJ.
Kaiser, Misses Carrie Isaac, Mile Mich
elson, Terice Haas, Ray Hoffman Rita
Kaiser, Blanche Nicholson, B. Borchardt.
The grand march was gracefully led by
Mr.. Louis HaYme and Miss Rita Kaiser.
Mrs. J. A Montgomery entertained at
cards on Tuesday afternoon. Her guests
we're: Misses O'Connor Ella Symons,
y
Dexter, Mesdames Stiles, Parker. Mason,
Elliot. Coney, Sparks, Aiken, Branham,
Fengar.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hopkins entertained
the Night Club Tuesday evening Their
guests were: Misses Annie Smith, Lula
Baker, Madden. O'Connor, Mesdames d.
Wyatt Aiken and c. l.. Gambler Messrs.
and Mesdames Barkuloo, Banks, Bennett,
Fengar, Blain, Harris King, Nessrs. p. W.
Fleming and Chapeau of Savannah.
Mr.. r. d. Meader will conduct party
up the Satilla Monday. Messrs. Mills Il.
Lane of Savannah and e. w Lane of
Valdosta will come over for the purpose
of participating in the pleasures of the
trip.
a bicycle party, composed of Misses
Isabel stiles and Julia Wilder, Messrs.
Newton Woodwork and j. S NJ. Symons
We're out on the boulevards Wednesday
evening.
A Brunswick branch. Daughters of the
COntederacy, has been organized. Its Off
GERS are: Mrs j. NJ. Madden, president;
Mrs, p. w. Godfrey, vice president; Mrs.
Mark Verdery, treasurer; Mrs. J. A.
Butts, historian; Mrs. d. c. Atkinson cor
responding secretary; Miss Mai King, re-
cording secretary; Miss Mamie Burroughs
registra.
Miss Fluerine Madden entertained the
Acocia Club delightfully."- Wednesday af-
ternoon, Her guests we're: Misses Mary
Haines Katherine Guerard of Savannah,
Fairy Finney, Isabel Stiles Pauline Car
ter, Downing, Madeline Butts. Lila Bur
Butts, Burroughs. Mccullough, Mesdames
MaXey, Aiken, Parker, Stiles, Walter
Bennett Coney, Patterson Hopkins. Ray
mond, Sparks. Godfrey.
Miss Edna Penniman is improving rapi-
dly after her recent severe Illness much
to the pleasure of her friends.
The Ladies Card Club was entertained
by Mrs John w. Wood Thursday after
noon. The guests were Mesdames Par
ker, Stiles, f. II. Mason. Coney. Sparks
Gambler. Hopkins, Fengar. Banks. Elliot
Branhan, Barkluoo, Misses Haines. Guer-
ard. Hull, Burns, Florine Colesberry,
owens.
MIR. and Mrs. W. H. Devoe entertained
the Cinch Club Thursday evening Those
present We're: Miss Constance Butts
Messrs. and Mesdames Topper Coney
Crovatt Joseph Raymond. Whitfield
Spark Raymond, Mossrs. Risk. Maxwell
of New York and Frank Strachan of Sa-
Vannah.