The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-10

I beautiful lace on white chiffon, and fin
ished with broad satin sash.
The reception which followed the cere-
mony was a large one and some of the
costumes were unusually handsome. Mrs
Karl Meissner of New York wore an ex-
quisite pink brocaded moire embroidered
with seed pearls, and Miss Mary Host's
gown was of heliotrope and white china
silk, with soft pleatings of chiffon. Mrs.
Northumberland wore yellow silk, with
| an overdress of lovely white lace and Mrs
| Rauers' costume was of gray brocaded
satin, with which she wore some beauti-
full diamonds. Mrs George Mills also
wore gray, the material, veours, with pur-
pie and white orchids on the bodice. Mrs.
! Cunningham Postel was in pale blue sat
! in, with white lace, and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hop
| kins wore black and white satin gown,
| with rose-pink velvet bows Miss Edith
Maitland-Dougall was very sweetly dress
| ed in white muslin, with broad pink satin
| ribbons, and Miss Kate and Miss Frieda
| Rauers wore dear little green and white
gowns, with chiffon waists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Overton entertain
| ed at cards on Wednesday evening, in hon
or of Miss Bessie Durham. Their other
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Maloch, Mrs
j. b. Chestnut, Miss Conner. Miss Moy-
| nelo, Miss Bessie Hayward Miss Withers
Miss Rachel Sheman, Miss Elizabeth
Butler, Miss Mary Haines, Miss Rosa Sui
| Ivan and Mr.. Robinson of New York and
| Messrs. w. w. Williamson, Lewis Mercer
Anton Wright, r. w. Cunningham, Will
| lam Clay, Clarence Anderson, Pasehal
| Strong, Robert Butler, Jr., Frank Hey
ward and Walter Hayward. The ladies'
prizes were white gauze fan and card
| case, the latter won by Mrs. Maloch,
| while Mr. Wright and Walter Hayward
won the gentlemen's prizes.
Miss Belle Daniel gave a supper party
on Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
| Wheatley of Columbus, Ga. Miss Elise
Rauers and Miss Sallie Haskell and Mr..
| T. Lloyd Owen Mr.. ALBION D. Johnston and
Mr. Willy Chisholm were the other guests.
On Thursday evening Mr.. Samuel Mum
ford gave a very delightful card party
His residence, on Huntingdon street, was
| decorated very prettily with La France
roses and maiden-hair ferns, and five
handed euchre was the game of the even
ing. Miss Mamie Wilcox and Mr. Newell
Turner won the prizes, which were a pair
| of silver scissors and a silver pencil
holder Mr.. Munford's guests We're: Mrs
Robert HUI, Miss Ellen Arson, Miss Leila
Warning of Charleston, Miss + orde Banks,
Miss Margaret Gardner, Miss Florence
Olmstead, Miss Georgia Edmonston, Miss
Margaret V. Stiles, Miss Nina Pape, NJ IS
Daisy MaNey Miss Elizabeth Butler and
Messrs. Clarence Anderson, Hampl on
Wade, Albon d. Johnson, }. deBryun X ps,
Robert Butler, Jr., Harry Bruen, Paschal
Strong, William Clay and Palmer Arson.
on Monday evening Miss May duBignon
was hostess at an informal dance, at
which were present Miss Lordy Nisbet.
Miss Mamie Nisbet, Miss Mary Conner,
Miss Freida Rauers, Miss Kate Rauers,
Mss Albert Hull Miss Emma Huger ana
Messrs. Jack Rauers, George Hayward,
| Charlie Schley, Paul Haskell, Harry Dan.
| lei, North Chisholm, Clarence Connerat,
! Stein Bryan, Rogers Woods and Fred
| Saussy.
On Wednesday evening Miss Nina Crane
entertained a number Of friends with .
very delightful card party. The prizes,
| silver pen, and a silver pencil-holder were
won by Miss Mamie Nisbet and Mr..
] Glover. Others present were Miss Righ-
ten Habersham, Miss Mary Conner. Miss
| Albert Hull, Miss Lordy Nisbet, Mss May
| duBignon. Miss Alice Remshart Miss Ma
| rie Remshart, Miss Lola Moynelo, Miss
| Blaine and Messrs Tyrrel Morgan Rogers
| Woods, George Hayward, Savage Lyman.
! North Chisholm and Mr.. Blaine.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. John How
| kins entertained the Married Womens
| Club very delightfully."-. The card tables
| were arranged In the large hall parlor
| which was very attractive with bowls and
! vases of lovely roses, and lit by lamps
! nd candles, with rose-colored shades tn
! aides present were: Mrs Charles b. Ma
lone, Mrs. Henry McApin, Mrs. Frank c.
| 8attey, Mrs. w. w. Rogers, Mrs. John
5creven, Mrs Paul Lyman, Mrs. John
Paige, Mrs. William r. Leaken, Mrs
James 7. Dent Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Chest
mutt, Mrs. ii. NJ. Conner. Mrs. Hayward,
Mrs. a. 3. Hull, Mrs Robert Burdell,
! Mrs. Aiken, Mrs. y. J. Charlton. Mrs.
Charles Ellis, Jr., Mrs. Overton, Miss Dun
ham, Miss Orme, Miss Mary Whitehead
and Miss Maud Hayward.
Mrs. Karl Meissner and Miss Meissncr
who have been the guests Of Mr. C. M
Hoist, left yesterday for their home In
| New York.
Mrs. Henry b. Maxey spent few DAYS
Savannah during the week with Mr..
! ana Mrs. 9. q. Ben.
Hiss Albert HUI and Miss Mary Conner
| yin leave on Tuesday for New York, from
where they viii so 20 their respective
schools in Baltimore, ana in North Hamp-
! On, Mass.
guest Of Miss Floridc Banks, left on Friday
or her home in Charleston, $. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gibbes returned on
he Grand Duchess from New York on
| Thursday.
Mrs. John Bradley and Miss Edith Brad
ey, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
ieorge Schwarz, left for their home in
Atlanta on Monday eyening.