The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-30


non. Mrs. Y. ]. Charlton, Mrs. Charles B.
Malone, Mrs. j. r. b. Beckwith, Mrs. II.
/ ID. Stevens, Mrs. r. NJ Cunningham, Jr.,
Miss Hoist Miss Helen Hardee. Miss Law
! ton, Miss Elizabeth Johnston, Miss Minna
| Waring, Miss Maud Thomas and Miss
/ Meta Thomas.
! One Of the most charming entertain
! ments of the week was the tallyho ride
| enjoyed last evening by party of twenty.
! VINO, leaving town at o'clock in the
| afternoon, drove out to White Bluff, where
the evening was delightfully."- spent at the
| summer residence of Mr.. William NeyIe
| Habersham in the party were Mr. and
! Mrs. j. A. p CrIsheld, Mrs. George Par
| son Elliott, Miss Alice Williams of Ath-
/ ems Miss Lily Anderson. Miss Isabel
| stiles, Miss Elise Huger, Miss Lima Huger,
Miss Kate Guerard, Miss Mary Jones, Mr..
Arthur II. Elliott, Mr.. e. o. watkins. Mr..
! Horace Hunter, Mr. Edward c. Mercer,
| Mr.. Palmer Arson, Mr. Gordon Harrison
| Mr.. Edward $. Elliott, Mr.. Edward
Demere and Mr.. Noble Jones.
The Tuesday Evening Whist Club was
| delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. f. c.
| Cochrane this week. The ladies first
/ prize was won by Miss Lou Smith and
| the BOBBY by Mrs. Cochrane, while Mr.
Frank Keilbach and Mr. Willie Leopold
! carried off the gentlemen's prizes De-
| iicious refreshments were served at the
close of the game and the pleasant even
| ing ended with music by Mr.. Keilbach and
recitations by Mrs Willie Charlton and
Miss Lou Smith. It was with many re-
grets that the members disbanded for the
summer but all look forward to reorgani-
cation in the fall.
A number of Savannahians were among
the passengers who sailed for Europe yes
terday from New York In the Fu.da
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Florance Minis. Mrs.
A. r. Lawton, Jr., Miss Annie Conner and
Mr.. Henry Cunningham Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Carleton also sailed in the after
noon for Hamburg. They will spend the
summer in Germany, Switzerland, France,
and the British Isles.
Mr.. John Knight MacDannold of Fred
erick' Md, is spending a few days in Sa-
vannah.
Miss Edith Johnston is expected on
Wednesday from Bryn Mawr School, near
Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Malloch left on Thursday
for New York. After spending a few days
at Newport she will be joined by Mr.
Malloeh and they will sail on Wednesday
for Liverpool in the Majestic.
Mrs. J. b. Withers is visiting friends
in South Carolina, while Miss Irene With
ers is staying with Mrs. J. s. Woods, on
Gwinnett street.
guest of Mrs. Meyer, on Charlton street.
Miss Kate Guerard will leave this week
for Jacksonville. where she viii visit
friends.
Miss jamie Germany has returned from
a short visit to her brother, DIR. Gar
many in New York
Miss Minnie Fontaine of Atlanta is visit
ing Mrs. Cecil GabDctt
Mrs. Robert l.. Mercer and Miss Isabel
stiles viii leave tomorrow for Bruns-
wick, from where, in a few days, they
will so to Malbone Ga.
Lieuts. Knapp, Foyer and Halsey of the
United States navy We're at the De Soto
last week.
Mrs. Elliott Johnson. who has been
spending the winter with her daughter
Mrs. George Horace Remshart left on the
Chattahoochee Thursday for her home in
Lynn, Mass, much to the regret of her
many friends.
Mr.. Albert stcddard, Of Daufuskia
Island spent a few days in town last
week.
Mrs James Houstoun Johnson and Miss
Eugenia Johnston returned on Wednesday
from Bay st. Louis.
Mr.. Abram Darlington Read of Charles
ton is spending a few days in town.
Miss LuLe Hansell of Atlanta will spend
this week with Miss Georgia Freeman.
Gen. Floyd King spent few days in Sa-
vannah last week.
Miss Alice Williams Of Athens has been
the guest Of Miss Frances Charlton for the
past week
Mrs. Alfred p. Mills and Mrs. NJ. w.
Stiles left on Wednesday evening for Ashe-
vile, y. G.
Miss Castleman of Atlanta is visiting
Col and Mrs. William Garrard.
Mrs. Bradford Durham is spending COM
mencement week in Athens.
Rev. and Mrs. A. G. =. Dodge of St.
Simon's Island passed through Savannah
last week en- route for Montreal, from
where they will sail shortly for Europe to
spend the summer.
To the regret of her many friends here
Mrs. Frederick Maitland-Dougan ana
Miss Edith Northumberland left last
evening for their home I'm Victoria, b. L.
Mrs. r. b. Nicon will leave to-day for
New York TO attend the convention of the
dancing masters of America, 20 be held
in thai city from June to June l..
The audience which assembled az the
Catholic Library han on Tuesday evening
ter's musicale was so large
one that many people were unable to
procure seats, and even the windows were
crowded. The programme included the
productions OF such artists as List, Bee
thovcn, Ascher, Krug and Sidney smith.
and also some of Nine. Playter's own
compositions. one of the finest numbers
on the programme was rendered by Miss
Bessie Miller. whose execution Is quite
marvellous and who as a sight reader OF
music is unusually skilled. Miss Lille
EXley also PLAYED brilliantly and the duet
rendered hy Master John Cops and her
self received a great deal OF merited ape
plauso The programme closed with a
left-handed solo of Home Sweet Home"
Boy Miss Dcgnan who Is only II years
OLD, and this was thoroughly appreca ted
by the hearers. Altogether. the musl-
Gale was one OF the best and most sue
cessful affairs OF the kind ever given IN
savannah, and this was attested by the
sympathy and evident enjoyment Of the
entire audience.
a pleasant party OF bicyollsts were en-
tcrtained at supper on Friday evening by
Miss Phoebe Elliott. Among those pres
ont were MIR ana Mrs Tracy Hunter.
Mrs Thomas $. Wyllv. Miss Floride
Banks Nies Elizabeth Hardeo. Miss Mar
garot Gardner Miss Irene Withers. Miss
Mary Jo stiles Miss Margaret V. stiles
the Misses Olmsttnd. Herr Won Tinstops