The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-31

Edmonston. Miss Marie Blois. Miss Cor
nelia Lee, Mss Marie Moynelo, Miss Lola
MOynelo, Miss Floride Banks, Miss Mar
garet V. Stiles and Miss Irene Wthers.
Among the callers We're: Mrs. T. S. Wylly,
Jr, Mrs. p. w. Meldrim. Mrs. John Bryan,
Mrs. c. X. Woods. Mrs. Moynelo, Mrs r.
c. Gordon, Mrs. G. A. Gibbes, Mrs. j. y.
Withers, Mrs. Paul Lyman, Mrs. A. b.
HUI, Mrs l.. c. Banks Mrs. c. II. Strong,
Mrs. Taylor Waithour. Mrs Charles Ellis.
Jr, Mrs. George Cosens, Mrs. II. II.
Fcote. the Misses Maccaw, Hill, Daniel,
Elliott Hoist. Jones. Stoddard, Haines,
Sullivan, duBignon, Mills, Butler, Haskell,
Huser and others. The tea was followed
by an informal dance, at which the fol-
lowing young men were present: Messrs
Marion Henderson, John Norris, John NJ
Carter, Samuel MunfOrd, Charles Banks,
North Chisloln1, frank Hayward, Saw lge
Lynah r. p Frost, John Stoddard, Tom
Lyman, William Barnweil, Newell Turner
and Hal Harper
Mrs Pleasant Stovall entertained
charmingy on Thursday afternoon with a
whist party in honor of Mrs. W. X. Miller,
Mrs. Beeson, and Mrs Allen of Augusta.
Maiden-hair ferns and nephetos roses were
used in decorating the rooms, and Mrs.
StovdlPs other guests were Mrs Meldrim,
Mrs. Rauers. Mrs. w. w Gordon, Mrs.
Fleming duBignon, Mrs. T. Lawton What
ley Mrs. Walter q. Charlton. Mrs. Ed
ward Karow, Mrs Chestnut Miss Madgie
Reid. Miss Leila Hill, Miss Helen Hardee,
and Miss Lawton ~
ON Wednesday evening the Misses Ham
iton entertained with an informal dance,
which was much enjoyed by the guests.
Among the number We're the Misses Tay-
Tor, Miss Mamie jackson, Miss Annie Cot
ter Miss Elizabeth Harmon Miss Carrie
Greene of Dalton, Miss Jennie Holt. Miss
Nellie Jones, the Messrs. W. A. Faver,
+. NJ. Oliver, Ed. Hughes. George Melton,
Fisher Walker, William Remshart and
Harry Richardson.
Pink carnations of every shade, from
the palest rose to the most vivid red were
the flowers used by Mrs. William r. Lea
ken at her beautiful tea on Friday after
noon. And blending eXquisitely with the
flowers, were great masses of the pale
large-leafed maidenhair fern, which form
ed deep fringes on the mantels. The enter
tainment was given by Mrs. Leaken in
honor Of her sister-in-law, Miss Leaken Of
Lake Roland, Baltimore county, Mary
land; and they were assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Abram Darlington Read of
Charleston and the Misses Reid of Angus
ia. Miss Leaken wore a lovely gown of
pale green and white taffeta silk, while
Mrs. Read was dressed in black brocade,
with a bodice of black and white chiffon
in dainty white organizes with broad satin
| sashes and pink carnations; and Mrs. Lea
ken herself wore the most becoming of cos
| TUNES. the skirt of white and pink taffeta,
| and the bodice a very Frenchy combina-
| ton of moss green chiffon over pink.
| Miss Madgie Reid and Miss Margaret
| Cosens served the punch and the chocolate
was poured by Miss Mary Whitehead.
| Those who waited on the guests were Miss
Emmie LaWton, Miss Elizabeth Johnston,
! Miss Eugenia Johnston, Miss Maud Thorn
as, Miss Harriet Hardee, Miss Maude
Hayward Miss Kate Brigham, Miss Helen
! Tiardee, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Daisy
| Bryan Mss Meta Thomas. Miss Leila
| Hill. Miss Margaret Stiles and Miss Irene
| Wthers A few of the guests were Mrs.
| w. H. Daniel, Mrs. George w. Owens,
! Mrs. H. NJ. Conner, Mrs. Rauers, Mrs. c.
| g. Malone, Mrs. A. Carmichael, Mrs. c. r.
| Woods, Mrs. Beeson, Mrs Allen and Mrs.
Miller of Augusta, Mrs, Pleasant Stovall,
| Mrs. Banks, Mrs. G. l.. Jones, Mrs. Ed
| ward Karow, Mrs Mcdonnell, Mrs. w.
| Daffin. Mrs. T.. Frost Mrs. Hampton Fer
| rill Mrs. Allston Warning, Mrs. John How
| kins, Mrs. Robert Butler. Mrs Packard of
| Boston, Mrs. Julian Schley, Mrs. c. II.
| Strong, Mrs. Mackall Mrs. Davis Free
| man, Mrs w w. Chisholm Mrs John
! Bryan. Mrs. Horace Crane, MRS. w. w.
| Chisholm. Mrs. G. A. Whitehead. Mrs.
! George Cam, Mrs S. p Goodwin, Mrs j,
| \. Z. Crisheld, Mrs. G. A. Shearson, Mrs.
| Munnerlyn, Mrs. Finnie, Mrs. Charles Dix
| on Mrs A e. Mills, Mrs. Heman Charl-
| ton. Mrs MacIntyre, Mrs. George Cosens,
| Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Robert Bellington, Mrs.
| Taylor Walthour. Mrs. j. Il. b. Beckwith,
! Mrs. Frederick Baker. Miss Bessie Hey
! ward Miss Lamb of North Carolina Miss
| Lillian Hamilton, Miss Taylor of Knox
| Vile, Miss Marie Blois. Miss Mabel Stod-
| dard, Miss jamie Germany Miss Marie
| Moynelo, Miss Florence Olmstead, Miss
| Mary Jones. the Misses Shellman. Miss
Emma Bulloch. Miss Phoebe Elliott, the
Misses Hull Miss Nellie BALDWIN, the
| Misses Haskell, Miss Lima Huger, Miss
! Lucie Chisholm, the Misses Arson, Miss
| Banks, Miss Gardner Miss Freeman, Miss
| Wilcox, the Misses duBignon, Miss Jessie
| Chisholm, Miss Mary Haines, Miss Rosa
Sullivan, Miss Belle Daniel Mss Annie "
Jones and Miss Wilson of Baltimore.
On Friday evening the Twelfth Night
| Club met at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs George Mills, on Hall street, and
| were delightfully."- entertained by Miss
| NILS with a dance. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs. Cunningham Postell, Mrs. Matt
| land-Dougall Miss Jessie Chisholm, Miss
| Kathleen Hunter Miss Elise Rauers Miss
| Gordon Mss Rosa Sullivan, Miss Kin
zie, Miss Elizabeth Haskell, Miss Sally
| Haskell, Miss Emma Hopkins, Miss Belle
Daniel, Miss duBignon, Miss Nan duBig-
non. Miss Daisy Bryan Miss Calvert Miss
| Mabel Stoddard, Miss Elizabeth Butler
! Miss Mary Jones, Miss Lima Huger. Miss
| Grace Barnard. Miss Annie Conner. Miss
| Florence Nisbet and Messrs Newell West
| Frank Screven, T. Lloyd Owens, James
! McAlpin Jr Ferris Cam George Free
man, Noble Jones, Raymond Butler An
ton Wright, Theodore Barnard. Robert
Butler. Jr Edward c. Mercer, t. s. Ell
lott. j. deBruyn Hops. Robert Fleming,
| Edward Stoddard Clarence Anderson, Z.
| o. Watkins. Gordon Harrison. Godin
! Guerard, Rittenhousc Moore, Lowndes
| Walthour, Henry Walthour. Noble Jones,
Il. r. Mackethan, stevens, Brewer and
! Clark.
A great deal Of interest is felt in the
approaching marriage of Mr.. Arthur 5.
Haines of Atlanta and Miss jamie Lamar
| Cunningham, daughter of Mrs Charles
NJ. Cunningham Of this city.
| The ceremony will be per-
| pormed quietly at the home of the
brides mother, on South Broad street,
| on Wednesday evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Beeson and Mrs Al
| len, the charming Augusta guests of Mrs.
! p. w Meldrim were delightfully."- enter